Besides many publication activities, the members of the Department also participate in publication of quarterly Central European Studies Review (on-line as well as in print) and Czech Journal of Political Science, and also on a number of non-periodical publications.
Total number of publications: 58
Encyklopedie českých právních dějin. XXV. svazek, Biografie právníků S-Ž., year: 2024, number of pages: 2 s.
Dvacet let vnitrostátní aplikace práva EU, year: 2024, number of pages: 12 s.
How Europeans Understand Solidarity, Reciprocity and Fairness in the EU : Insights from Conversations Among Citizens, year: 2024, number of pages: 15 s.
Year: 2024, number of pages: 120 s.
The UK and its Neighbours: views across Europe, year: 2024
The development of the relations between Superpowers in the 80s of the 20th century belongs to the most significant phenomena of the last decade of the Cold War. Policy of the Reagan administration had an uncompromising impact on their transformation and on the change of Soviet attitudes and policies. US foreign policy towards the Soviet Union is the main topic of the publication...
The strategy of containment represents probably the most characteristic and the most well-known element in the US foreign policy during the Cold War era. Its long-term presence in the US foreign policy, quite a long-lasting consensus between the two major party camps – Republicans and Democrats – in case of its implementation in the first stage of the Cold War, thus from its beginning to the .... of the so called „Cold War Consensus“...
This book focuses on the Nord Stream, South Stream and Nabucco gas pipelines, the system of interconnectors within the North-South Gas Corridor and the two LNG terminals in Poland and Croatia. The aim of the study is to outline possible impact of these projects on the gas flows in Central Europe. The book consists of SWOT analyses of the Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak gas sectors
This book examines international trade and the trade policies of nation states using an interdisciplinary approach – it uses the findings of economic history and recognizes the role played by state interests and by political power. The primary goal of this text is to present an alternative explanation of the relationship between these phenomena, since other analyses of the international trade system omit many issues...
The book contributes to the debate on Europeanisation of the Czech politics which has been taking part for more than a decade. The goal of authors was not to analyse Europeanisation in general but, using the particular example of the strategy Europe 2020, to show whether and how the Czech political actors cope with challenges and commitments of the strategy and analysing this to demonstrate what are the deficits and flaws in the Czech approach to European integration...