Pavel Barša
Born in 1960, he studied at universities in Brno and Budapest. He currently lectures at the Philosophical Faculty at Charles University and Anglo-American University, and is a research fellow of the Institute of International Relations. His academic specialty is political theory and theories of international relations. In these branches he has published the following books: Strength and Wisdom. The Dispute between Realism and Idealism in Modern Political Thought (Prague: Filosofia, 2007); Anarchy and Order in World Politics: Chapters from the Theory of International Relations , co-authored by Ondřej Císař (Praha: Portál, 2008); The Orientalist’s Rebellion (and Other Texts from the Years 2003 to 2011) (Prague: Dokořán, 2011) and The Paths to Emancipation (Prague: Academia, 2015, in circulation).
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Vol 50 No 2 (2015) - Review Essays
The World Order at a Crossroads. The American Debate
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Vol 44 No 3 (2009) - Discussion Forum: The Future of Czech International Relations
A Strategy of Marketing, Not of Development
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Vol 42 No 4 (2007) - Review Essays
Between Anarchy and Hierarchy: Republican Conception of World Order and Its Alternative
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Vol 38 No 2 (2003) - Research Articles
The Sources of American Conduct. A Contribution to the Debate about the Transantlantic Difference
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Vol 35 No 3 (2000) - Research Articles
The Limits of Sovereignty – Deconstructing the Anarchy / Community Dichotomy of Modern Politics
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