Classes
- General History of Early Modern Period - Basic CourseAAH100074 | Faculty of Arts
- European History in the Early Modern Period I (1500-1618) +2AHE110005 | Faculty of Arts
- European History in the Modern Period II (1815-1914/1918)AHE110008 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical, Political and Economic Geography of EuropeAHE110011 | Faculty of Arts
- Europe and the World II: Europe, Africa and (vs.) AsiaAHE110017 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical, Political, and Economic Geography of Europe II +1AHES1014 | Faculty of Arts
- Europe and the World III: Europe, Africa, and (vs.) Asia AAHES1025 | Faculty of Arts
- Europe and the World IV: Europe, Africa, and (vs.) Asia +1AHES1026 | Faculty of Arts
- Integrative and Disintegrative Processes in European History I BAHES2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Europe and the World III: Europe, Africa, and (vs.) Asia BAHES2025 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett Amery (1873-1955) : A Courageous Visionary, an Audacious Reformer, and a Devoted Servant of the Empire2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Leopold Amery and the Way to the Establishment of the British Dominion Office : To the History of the British Colonialism and Imperialism at the Beginning of the 20th Century2015 | Faculty of Arts
- The New Constitutional Status of the Dominions after the First World War2023 | Faculty of Arts
- On the Road to independence: British-Irish Negotiations in 19212023 | Faculty of Arts
- The Anglo-Japanese Alliance of 19212022 | Faculty of Arts
- The British Dominions, the Geneva Protocol and the Question of Collective Security2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The British-Dominion Attitudes to Japanese policy within the League of Nations in the early 1930s2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The British Politicians, the British Press and the Establishment of the League of Nations2021 | Faculty of Arts, Central Library of Charles University
- Accepting Dominion Status as a Way of Reconciliation of British-Irish Disputes?2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Great Britain, the Dominions and the Transformation of the British Empire, 1907-1931: The Road to the Statute of Westminster2021 | Faculty of Arts
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