Study programmes
- Political Theories with double curriculum study History - Czech History in European ContextNMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- Political Theories with double curriculum study Greek and Latin Studies with specialisation in Medieval Latin StudiesNMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- Political Theories with double curriculum study Greek and Latin Studies with specialisation in Ancient Greek Language and LiteratureNMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- Political Theories with double curriculum study Greek and Latin Studies with specialisation in Modern Greek Language and LiteratureNMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- Political Theories with double curriculum study Greek and Latin Studies with specialisation in Latin Language and LiteratureNMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- Political TheoriesNMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- Political Theories with double curriculum study Ibero-American StudiesNMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- Political Theories with double curriculum study Greek and Latin Studies with specialisation in History of Ancient CivilizationNMgr. | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Dekadence a obrození. Krize evropského liberalismu a "židovská otázka"2024 | Faculty of Arts
- Filosofický časopis Beyond "Democracy vs. Populism": Urbinati's Theory of Populism from a Central European Perspective2024 | Faculty of Arts
- Sociální studia Pragmatická sociologie emancipace: Latour vs. Boltanski2024 | Faculty of Arts
- Three Responses to the Rise of National Conservatism in the Central and Eastern Europe of the 2010s and Legacy of 19892022 | Faculty of Arts
- Between the Star of David and the Red Star. Jewish answers to the crisis of liberal emancipation2022 | Faculty of Arts
- How postcommunism ends. Central European Culture Wars in the 2010s2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Afterword2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Central European Culture Wars: Beyond Post-Communism and Populism2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Trapped in False Antitheses: Timothy Snyder's Analyses of the Global Authoritarian Turn Are Crippled by His Anti-totalitarian Framework2020 | Faculty of Arts
- How the Jews gained a homeland and what they lost in the process2020 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Europe’s Others: Gypsies and Jews in European Imagination +1APOV50137 | Faculty of Arts
- Social Science and Emancipation +2APOV50420 | Faculty of Arts
- War in Ukraina ContestedAPOV50434 | Faculty of Arts
- Nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe +2APO100156 | Faculty of Arts
- Beyond Nature and CultureAPOV50451 | Faculty of Arts
- Varieties of ZionismAPOV30348 | Faculty of Arts
- Metamorphosis: C. Malabou, B. Latour, E. CocciaAPOV50463 | Faculty of Arts
- Geopolitics of the Middle East in the 20th Century +1APOV30360 | Faculty of Arts
- Politics of Memory in Central Europe +1APOV30293 | Faculty of Arts
- Nation and RevolutionAPOV50105 | Faculty of Arts
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