Jirušek on the Development and Challenges of Political Science Journals in the Czech Republic

14 Jul 2025

Martin Jirušek is a co-author of a text that discusses the situation of political science academic journals in the Czech Republic after 1989. The other authors of the text are Ladislav Cabada and Martina Varkočková from Metropolitan University Prague.

The text analyzes the position of current political science journal production in the Czech Republic and identifies the reasons why these journals are at a disadvantage compared to Western publishing platforms, as well as ways to overcome this situation.

The text was published as part of a thematic section in the academic journal European Political Science by Palgrave Macmillan. The text is available from this link.

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