An Unorthodox Euro-federalist: Miloš Zeman’s Changing Discourse on European Integration by Pavlína Kutnarová, Vít Hloušek

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Język polityków czeskich jako przykład mieszania kodów językowych w oficjalnych sytuacjach komunikacyjnych by Beata Kubok

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The Formats of Pre-Election Television Debates in Poland and the Czech Republic – A Rhetorical Look at the Genre by Agnieszka Budzyńska-Daca, Tomasz Rawski, Renata Rusin Dybalska

“…The article compares the formats of the final presidential debates in the latest elections in Poland between Andrzej Duda and Bronisław Komorowski (2015) and in the Czech Republic between Jiří Drahoš and Miloš Zeman (2018). The purpose of this comparison based on rhetorical genre criticism was to check whether and how the analyzed media events fit into the genre pattern of the debate. …”
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The Iconsistency of Czech Presidential Diplomacy and the Growth of Czech Foreign Trade with China by Renata Cuhlova, Jiri Nesiba

“…In the period of President Miloš Zeman (2013-until now), the diplomatic activity of the Czech President increased significantly according to the number of official visits and signed documents. …”
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Opportunities and Limits of Presidential Activism: Czech presidents compared by Kopeček Lubomír

“…This article analyses the use of powers by Czech presidents Václav Havel (1993–2003), Václav Klaus (2003–2013) and Miloš Zeman (2013–2023). The text is based on the concept of presidential activism, empirically examining mainly their interactions with governments and legislative vetoes. …”
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‚I will not be a mere wreath layer!‘ Analysis of the presidential refusal to appoint cabinet ministers in the Czech Republic by Aleš Michal, Michal Malý, Petr Hrebenár

“…The sovereign perception of the mandate of the first directly elected president, Miloš Zeman, intensified academic discussions about the implications of a change in regime type (from a parliamentary one towards a de facto semi-presidential one). …”
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