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Indirect Coercion

This book deals with the theory and practice behind indirect coercion, a specific type of coercive strategy involving three different act...

Triangular Strategies and International Conflict

Nová náboženství a násilí

New religions are protest movements. They often originate due to dissatisfaction with the prevalent social code and their rise is often i...

Medical English 2

Medicine and Health Care

Mariánský sloup na Hradčanském náměstí

This monograph presents a complete "biography” of one of the most interesting and largest sculptural and architectural works erected in B...

Základy očního lékařství

Ophthalmology Basics is a book intended primarily for medical professions at the bachelor degree level; it may however be also used as a ...

Druhá republika: 167 obyčejných dní

The period of the Second Republic is typically primarily addressed at the level of political history, examining the causes and consequenc...

Politické a mediální klima a jeho reflexe

Metabolismus léčiv a jiných xenobiotik

This monograph summarizes basic information about the metabolism of foreign substances in an organism. It describes metabolic transformat...

How to Practise Biological and Medical Genetics

Německá vysoká škola technická v Praze (1938–1945)

The history of the German Technical University in Prague in 1938–1945 is much like a crossroads, a point in which the history of educatio...

Struktura, správa, lidé

Čeština nerodilých mluvčích s mateřským jazykem neslovanským

This work characterized the "interlanguage" of students learning Czech as a foreign language. The description is based on a long-term res...

Fenomén Dijon

Jiří Voskovec, Václav Černý, Čestmír Císař, Zdeněk Troška, four generally well-known names, are connected through the French graduation e...

Století českých maturit ve Francii

The Well at Morning

Poet and artist Bohuslav Reynek spent most of his life in the relative obskurity of the Czech-Moravian Highlands; although he suffered at...

Selected Poems and Graphic Artworks, 1925–1971