political science and international relations(167)

Culture Wars and Their Others

This volume explores the changing face of Othering in the Czech and Slovak culture wars of the 2010s. From anti-Roma protests and anti-Mu...

Transformations of Exclusionary Politics in Czechia and Slovakia in the 2010s

Rozpravy nad prvními deseti knihami Tita Livia

Přistěhovalecká politika v Evropské unii v letech 2009–2014

Mezi Lisabonem a migrační krizí

Souostroví Rusko ve válce proti Ukrajině

Kultura a kontexty 2022–2025

The Impact of Populism on the Party System

The book The Impact of Populism on the Party System: The Experience of European Democracies (2000–2020) analyzes the influence of populis...

The Experience of European Democracies (2000–2020)

Famous but Misunderstood

Widely cited but increasingly seldom read, Maurice Duverger (1917–2014) exemplifies the fate of many canonical thinkers not only in polit...

Three Essays on Maurice Duverger’s Political Science

Válka, násilí, náboženství / War, Violence, Religion

Okno příležitosti

Even with borders closed, the environment brings people together. As tensions between East and West began to ease in the late 1980s, a wi...

Životní prostředí a přeshraniční vztahy na březích Dyje 1984–1995

Politická resilience za hranicemi neoliberalismu

The book offers a critical reflection on the concept of resilience in the context of the current crisis of democracy. It shows that resil...

Modernismus a fašismus

Modernism and Fascism is the climax of long-term research of the renowned British historian Roger Griffin, who has been trying to determi...

Pocit začátku za Mussoliniho a Hitlera

Politická geografie Afrického rohu

The Horn of Africa, a region split between Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somaliland, and Somalia, has a long history and diverse culture, ...

Orient v proměnách mezinárodních vztahů

The collection was created as a tribute to the late Prof. Eduard Gombár (1952–2025), a prominent Arabist, historian of the Near East, and...

Památce prof. Eduarda Gombára (1952–2025)