Publications
- A Revolutionary’s “Stravaganza”: Police and Morality in the Habsburg Empire (1780–1830)2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Measuring Crime and Morality: the bureaucratic life of a novel concept under the Habsburg Monarchy in the late 18th and first third of the 19th century2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Jiří Štaif - Modernizace na pokračování. Společnost v českých zemích (1770-1918)2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Where Does the West End? About Writing History, Catching Up and Self-Awarness2020 | Faculty of Humanities
- Observe, Describe, Create: Police in the Age of Enlightenment and the Modern State, 1770-18202019 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Humanities
- Freedom from the State and Through a State : Thoughts on an Outline of Liberal-Conservative Conception of Modern History of the Czech Lands2018 | Faculty of Humanities
- "Sine respectu personarum"? The Creation of a New Citizen by Policing the Population. Habsburg Monarchy, 1750-18202018 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Krumau "Language Passion" of 1649-1653 and 1710-1720. On the Value of "Language" and "Nation" in the Early Modern Era2017 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introductory texts for the study of history2015 | Faculty of Humanities
- History Ltd. Inconvenient Stories for the Internet Era2015 | Faculty of Humanities
Classes
- The measured world. A „field trip“ to the beginnings of the modern state administration at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuryYBH138 | Faculty of Humanities
- Historical Excursion +1YBHC163 | Faculty of Humanities
- Social and Intellectual Worlds of Early Modern Europeans (16th to 18th Century) +1AHSV10259 | Faculty of Arts
- Have we ever been modern? How European societies have changed since 1500, but they don’t want to know about it +1YBH137 | Faculty of Humanities
- Reformists or reactionaries? The Enlightenment on South Bohemian estates - a historical excursionYBH166 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introductory Seminar in History: Introduction to Historical StudiesYBH187 | Faculty of Humanities
- Paper history – paper lives. Power, public life, individuality and writing in European early-modern societies (15th - 19th century)YBH332 | Faculty of Humanities
- Introductory Seminar in History - Introduction to Historical Studies +1YBHB029 | Faculty of Humanities
- Archive, Text, Interpretation (proseminar) +1YBHC142 | Faculty of Humanities
- German for historians (and others) +1YBHC164 | Faculty of Humanities
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