Red Bowlby: Attachment Theory in Socialist Czechoslovakia by Frank Henschel

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Yomkippur War from the perspective of Czechoslovak diplomacy by Eva Taterová

“…Simultaneously, this armed conflict presented an opportunity for Communist Czechoslovakia to further deepen its relations with its Arab allies.…”
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The ethical in Jan Patočka’s thought: Sacrifice and care for the soul by Belejkanicova Michaela

“…Drawing a parallel between Socrates’ and Patočka’s lives and fates, this study points to the significance of ethics in political life – both in the ancient Greek polis of Socrates’ time and in communist Czechoslovakia in Patočka’s time. This approach highlights the influence that the philosophy of Socrates had on Patočka’s thinking.…”
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Private Security Companies in the Czech Republic: An Exploratory Analysis by Oldřich Bureš

“…It first shows that the origins of the current Czech market for private force are intrinsically linked to the end of the Cold War and the corresponding collapse of the centrally planned, state-owned economy in (then) communist Czechoslovakia. The remainder of the article offers an analysis of current developments and their impact on the ongoing debates about the provision of security as a public good. …”
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