Michaela Ducháčková

born in 1990, studied Political Theories and Contemporary History at the Department of Political Science of the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts of Charles University in Prague. She completed several professional internships in NGOs and the state sector. Her areas of interest are the functioning of non-democratic regimes and the causes of their stability/breakdown.

NOTICE: This bio statement is fromtime of the author’s last publication in this journal

• Recent Contributions Published Ahead of Print - Book Reviews
  Daniele Ganser: Nezákonné války: Jak země NATO sabotují OSN: Kronika doby od Kuby po Sýrii.
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• Vol 53 No 2 (2018) - Book Reviews
  Šárka Kolmašová: Proměny konceptu humanitární intervence: od Rwandy po Libyi.
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• Vol 52 No 3 (2017): Conflicting Borders in the Post-Soviet Space - Book Reviews
  Steven Lee Myers: Nový car: Vzestup a vláda Vladimira Putina
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• Vol 51 No 4 (2016) - Book Reviews
  Pavel Přikryl: USA a evropská integrace: Nenápadný půvab americké hegemonie
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• Vol 49 No 3 (2014) - Book Reviews
  Miroslav Nožina: Barma: Etnický problém, válka a boj za demokracii
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