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Petr Anděl
Education:
9. 23. 2008 Defended doctoral dissertation thesis entitled „Postoj USA ke snaze rozšířit členství v NATO o Českou
republiku, Polsko a Maďarsko v letech 1989-1999” (The Position of the USA on the Intention of the Czech Republic,
Poland and Hungary to enter NATO in 1989-1999) and gained the title Ph.D. in Modern History at the Institute of
International Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University (Prague).
2003 – 2008 Internal PhD. Student, Modern History, Department of American Studies, Institute of International Studies,
Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague
2005 One-semester stay (Spring Semester 2005) at Le Moyne College, Syracuse, USA, and independent research in
various American scholarly institutions
2002 – 2003 Robinson-Martin Security Scholars Program in security and strategic studies, Prague Security Studies
Institute
2000 – 2003 Master’s study, Department of American Studies, Institute of International Studies, Faculty of Social
Sciences, Charles University in Prague
1997 – 2000 Bachelor’s study, International Territorial Studies, Institute of International Studies, Faculty of Social
Sciences, Charles University in Prague
Work Experience:
Since 2009
Translation of professional texts for the publishing company Naše vojsko
Since October 2005
Academic and research work, pedagogical activities-leading seminars, giving lectures at the
Institute of International Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague
Since June 2005
Researcher in the grant project: “Rozvoj české společnosti v Evropské unii: výzvy a rizika” Institute
of International Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague
2007 – 2008
Director of the project “Vzdělávání pracovníků sociální sféry,” realized by Centrum sociálních
služeb Praha and co-financed by the European Social Fund
2002 – 2005
Lector of English language, VIP care, Agentura Anne, Praha
2002 – 2003
Coordinator of the Parallel Prague NATO Summit 2002, VIP care, organization of conferences
for Prague Security Studies Institute etc.
Publications
ANDĚL P. (překlad) O’Donnell Patrick K., Krvavý Irák: Bok po boku příslušníků námořní pěchoty, kteří dobyli Fallúdžu,
Naše vojsko, Praha 2010.
ANDĚL P., Rozšířením NATO ke globálnímu vládnutí?Americký pohled na vstup České republiky, Polska a Maďarska
do aliance, Karolínum, 2012.
ANDĚL P., Enlarged NATO as an Asymmetric Military Alliance: The Key to Understanding Mutual Czech-American
Military Cooperation?, Kosmas Journal, TAMU- University of Texas, USA, Fall 2010.
ANDĚL P., The 1950s: Changes in Traditional Religiosity in The United States, Acta Universitatis Carolinae, Studia
Territorialia IX 2009, číslo 4. str. 9-25.
ANDĚL P., Postoj USA ke snaze rozšířit členství v NATO o Českou republiku, Polsko a Maďarsko v letech 1989-1999,
disertační práce, UK FSV IMS, květen 2008.
ANDĚL P., NATO: The Main Pillar of European Unity, European Union in a New Security Environment (Ed. T.Karásek)
Charles University in Prague, MATFYZ Press Prague 2008.
ANDĚL P., The Meaning of NATO Enlargement for the Former Czechoslovakia, Kosmas Journal, TAMU- University of
Texas, USA, May 2007.
ANDĚL P., Reaganova SDI mezi USA a Sovětským svazem, Pražské sociálně vědní studie, Fakulta sociálních věd UK,
2007.
ANDĚL P., Velký Bratr zbystřuje sluch, Slovo-Spoločensko politický týždenník č. 16/2007.
ANDĚL P., Konfrontační zahraniční politika USA, Slovo-Spoločensko politický týždenník č.22/2007.
ANDĚL P., Autonomie a nezávislost americké katolické církve, Pražské sociálně vědní studie, FSV UK, 2006.
ANDĚL P., Tradice a modernita v americké religiozitě, Pražské sociálně vědní studie, Fakulta sociálních věd UK, 2005.
ANDĚL P., Vzpomínka na Ronalda W. Reagana, Mezinárodní Politika 6/2004.
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ANDĚL P., Pomůže ”hvězdný štít” Spojeným státům v boji proti zbraním hromadného ničení? Mezinárodní Politika
1/2004
David Emler
David Emler is a Ph.D. candidate under the joint supervision program between Charles University in Prague and Paris
West University Nanterre La Défense. The topic of his dissertation is “Uses of the Past in France since 1990s”. He
currently teaches at the Institute of International Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague. He
worked at the Protocol Department of the Government of the Czech Republic and at the International Department of the
Czech Press Agency. He studied West European Studies at Charles University in Prague and at Sciences Po, Paris.
Publications:
- Emler, David. „Francouzská historiografie soudobých dějin“ (43 pages in Lucie Filipová and Jiří Pešek, Dnešní evropská
krajina výzkumu soudobých dějin, Praha, Karolinum – in print).
- Filipová, Lucie a Emler, David. „Německý historický ústav v Paříži“ (50 pages in Lucie Filipová and Jiří Pešek, Německá
kulturní zahraniční politika, Praha, Karolinum – in print).
- Emler, David. „Dějiny a paměť v knize Paula Ric?ura La mémoire, l’histoire, l’oubli“ in Vybrané metodologické problémy
mezinárodních teritoriálních studií, Barbora Skálová et al. (eds.) (Praha: Matfyzpress, 2011), 9-17.
- Emler, David. „Francouzské ‚zákony paměti‘.“ Acta Universitatis Carolinae. Studia territorialia X, No. 1 (2010): 9-28.
- Emler, David. „Přijetí knihy La France de Vichy Roberta Paxtona francouzským tiskem a francouzskou historickou
komunitou“ Acta Universitatis Carolinae. Studia Territorialia – Supplementum I, No. 2 (2010): 121-199.
- Emler, David. „Počátky evropské integrace 1945-1949“ in Pešek, Jiří; Nigrin, Tomáš and Med, František (eds.): Juvenilia
Territorialia I., Fakulta sociálních věd UK, Praha, (2006), 251-280.
Lecturing:
- Introduction to the Social Sciences
- Contemporary History of Western Europe
- Central European Culture
- Contemporary Issues Seminar
- B.A. Diploma Seminar
Slavomír Horák
Slavomír Horák has currently tenure track position as the Research Fellow with the Department of Russian and East
European Studies of the Institute of International Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague. He
holds Ph.D. in International Area Studies from Prague Charles University's Institute of International Studies, he also
studied Tourism Management (University of Hradec Králové) or Turcology and History and Culture of Islamic countries
(Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague). His research covers political, social and economic issues in former
USSR, with a particular focus on Central Asia and adjacent regions (Iran and Afghanistan). He turns special attention
on contemporary Turkmenistan. He extensively publishes on informal structures in Central Asian countries, ideologymaking, processes of state- and nation-building as well as conflict resolution in Central Asia and Afghanistan.
He is the author of several books on Central Asian and Afghanistan internal development – Střední Asie mezi východem
a západem [Central Asia between East and West] (Karolinum, Prague, 2005); Rusko a Střední Asie po roce 1991
[Russia and Central Asia after 1991] (Karolinum, Prague, 2008) či Dismantling totalitarianism? Turkmenistan under
Berdimuhammedow (John Hopkins University, Washington, 2009). He wrote numerous articles in Czech, Russian and
English scholar journals (Mezinárodní vztahy, Obrana a Strategie, Politeks, China and Eurasian Forum Quarterly, Central
Asia and the Caucasus, Central Asian Survey, Problems of Post-Communism, OSCE Yearbook etc.). He also produced
several research papers for Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Czech Republic.
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
Website:
http://www.slavomirhorak.net
Hana Kubátová
Hana Kubátová (1980) is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Political Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles
University in Prague. She is the recipient of numerous awards and scholarships, including the Charles H. Revson
Foundation Fellowship, Marie Curie Fellowship for Early Research Training, Felix Posen Doctoral Fellowship. In the
past, Hana Kubátová was a research fellow at the Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, United States Holocaust
Memorial Museum, at the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Heinrich Heine Universität in Düsseldorf and at the Tel Aviv
University in Israel. She is currently coordinating an international research workshop on the reflection of the Holocaust
in communist Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland for the USHMM. Her first manuscript (You Shall Not Steal! Public
mood and opinion towards the Jewish Question in Slovakia) is under contract with the publishing house Academia.
Ondřej Matějka
Ondřej Matějka (*1978)
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He currently teaches courses on contemporary West-European history, on interpretations of European history and on
methodology of social sciences at IMS FSV UK (Prague). At the same time, he is finishing his PhD thesis at Geneva
University on „Czech Protestant Milieu 1918-1989“ under the supervision of professor Sandrine Kott.
In his research he focuses mainly on social history of religion in the contemporary Czech context.
He studied history at Charles University (Prague), he holds a DEA from Ecole des hautes etudes en sciences sociales
(Paris) and he is „ancien él?ve de la sélection internationale“ of Ecole normale supérieure (Paris). He also spent
extended research stays at Institut d’etudes politiques (Paris) and Princeton University (USA) where he held a Fulbright
scholarship.
He taught modern Czech history at Rouen University (France) for three semesters. He participated at several research
projects of the Institute of Contemporary History of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague.
He obtained several prestigious scholarships in the Czech republic : „Jeune chercheur francophone“ (CEFRES, Prague,
2010), Scholarship of the Jan Hus foundation (2011), Scholarship of František Topič foundation (2012).
Principal publications:
„Jsou to berani, ale můžeme je využít. Čeští evangelíci a komunistický režim 1948–1956“, Soudobé dějiny, 2-3/2007,
s. 305-340.
„La religion est devenue l’affaire privée des citoyens. La construction du socialisme et les milieux religieux dans les Pays
tch?ques,“ Histoire@Politique. Politique, culture, société, n°7, janvier-avril 2009.
„Čeští luteráni 1861-1918: od emancipace k unii“, in Ondřej Matějka, Jiří Just, Zdeněk R. Nešpor: Luteráni v českých
zemích v proměnách staletí, Lutherova společnost, Praha 2009.
“Die tschechischen protestantischen Kirchen 1918-1938”, in Martin Schulze Wessel, Martin Zuckert (Hrsg.): Handbuch
der Religions- und Kirchengeschichte der böhmischen Länder und Tschechiens im 20. Jahrhundert, Oldenbourg
München 2009, s. 147-165.
„We are the generation that will construct socialism. The Czech 68ers between manifest destiny and mark of Cain“, in
Anna von der Goltz (ed.): Talkin’ ’bout my generation. Conflicts of Generation Building and Europe’s 1968, Wallstein
Verlag Göttingen 2011, s. 118-139.
Published with UNCE support (in press)
„Entre les sciences sociales et la construction de la société socialiste. Une perspective générationnelle“, in Françoise
Mayer, Ondřej Matějka (eds.), Individus sous contrôle, Prague: Cefres (řada Cahiers du Cefres) 2012, ISBN
978-80-86311-26-5
Tomáš Nigrin
Tomáš Nigrin studied Area Studies, German and Austrian Studies and Modern History at the Charles University in
Prague, Faculty of Social Sciences (UK FSV) including many study and research stages (Berlin, Düsseldorf, London,
Washington and Boston). He has been employed as an assistant at the Institute of International Studies UK FSV since
2007. He focuses in his research on the development of German politics and society after 1945, on the reflexing of the
historical events in the history school books and on the transport history in Central Europe. He is also a member of
editorial board of the journal Acta Universitatis Carolinae – Studia Territorialia.
Jan Šír
Jan Šír is Research Fellow with the Department of Russian and East European Studies at the Institute of International
Studies of the Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. He holds a Ph.D. in Area Studies from the Charles
University. In addition, he is Managing Editor of the quarterly Acta Universitatis Carolinae - Studia Territorialia. His
research covers political, security, and energy developments of the successor states to the former Soviet Union, with
a particular focus on Central Asia. He has extensive expertise in applied research, including four research projects
commissioned by the Czech Foreign Ministry. His articles in English, Russian, Czech and Ukrainian have appeared in
prominent refereed journals and volumes, such as Acta Slavica Iaponica, Central Asia and the Caucasus, The China and
Eurasia Forum Quarterly, Perspectives on European Politics and Society, and Politeks – Politicheskaia ekspertiza. He is
co-author of the Silk Road Paper titled Dismantling Totalitarianism? Turkmenistan under Berdimuhamedow (Washington,
DC: Central Asia-Caucasus Institute, 2009).
Website:
http://krvs.fsv.cuni.cz/KRVS-29.html
Emil Souleimanov
Specialization:
(Re)writing national historiographies and ethnonationalist myths, collective memory and politics of history with emphasis
on the post-soviet space.
Publications:
SOULEIMANOV, Emil – EHRMANN, Maya. The Issue of the Recognition of the Armenian Genocide as a Political
Phenomenon, Problems of Post-Communism, 2012. V tisku. [Forthcoming]. IF 0, 371 (2010).
SOULEIMANOV, Emil – PIKAL, Kamil. Perspektivy ázerbájdžánského nacionalismu a separatismu v Íránu [The
Perspectives of Azerbaijani Nationalism and Separatism in Iran], Český lid, 2/2012. V tisku. [Forthcoming]. IF 0, 343
(2010).
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SOULEIMANOV, Emil. Between Turkey, Russia, and Persia. Perceptions of National Identity in Azerbaijan and Armenia
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at the Turn of the 19 and 20 Centuries, The Middle East Review of International Affairs (MERIA), 2012, Vol. 16, No.
1. Pp. 74-85.
Website:
http://krvs.fsv.cuni.cz/KRVS-167.html
Eliška Tomalová
Lecturer at the Faculty of Social Sciences, she acquired Master diplomas in Western European Studies (2003) at the
Faculty of Social Sciences and in French language and literature at the Faculty of Arts of the Charles University in
Prague (2003). In her Ph.D. Thesis in International Territorial Studies in Prague (2011) she focused on Public and
Cultural diplomacy. Since 2005 she has been lecturing and pursuing research activities on Foreign policy and European
integration at the Charles University in Prague. She has also been working as a researcher at the Institute of International
Relations in Prague since 2005. Eliška Tomalová has been participating in various international research projects and
conferences (CONNEX, CEEISA) and she had worked and lectured at foreign research centres and universities (Institut
fr. de géopolitique, France, CREEES – Stanford University, USA).
List of publications (selection):
Tomalová Eliška, 2007, Cultural diplomacy. The French Experience. Praha: Institute of International Relations.
Tomalová, Eliška, Czech Cultural diplomacy and Czech Foreign Policy,2008. In: M. Kořan (ed.), Czech Foreign Policy
in 2007. Praha: Ústav mezinárodních vztahů:381-394.
Perottino, Michel – Tomalová, Eliška (2007), France and its European fatigue, In: L. Rovná - Z. Kasáková – J. Váška
(eds.), EU in its Member states and Member states in the EU: the Europeanisation process in selected EU Countries,
Praha: Eurolex Bohemia: 23-48.
Tomalová, Eliška, Tulmets, Elsa, 2007, Twinning Projects: Analysing the Experience of “old” Member States and
Evaluating the Benefits of Twinning Out for the new Member States,
Institutional Dynamics and the Transformation of Executive Politics in Europe CONNEX Report Series, N. 3, available at
http://www.mzes.uni-mannheim.de/projekte/typo3/site/index.php?id=627.
Tomalová, Eliška, 2004, Historical Arguments in French Cultural Diplomacy, In: J. Končelík (ed.), The Development of
the Czech Society in the EU, Praha: Matfyzpress: 382-391.
Website:
http://zes.fsv.cuni.cz/KZS-14.html
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