prof. PhDr. Michal Kubát, Ph.D.

Monographs

• KUBAT, Michal — Martin Mejstřík, Jiří Kocián, Vladimír Handl, Jana Šrámková, Michal Dimitrov, Barbora Skálová, Nikola Karasová, Michel Perottino Populism in times of crisis Praha: Univerzita Karlova, nakladatelství Karolinum (2016)
• KUBAT, Michal — Miloš Brunclík Semi-presidentialism, Parliamentarism and Presidents : Presidential Politics in Central Europe New York: Routledge (2019)
• KUBAT, Michal — Martin Mejstřík Giovanni Sartori : Challenging Political Science London: ECPR Press (2019)
• KUBAT, Michal Populism in a democratic rule of law: a threat or a challenge? Praha: Leges (2019)
• KUBAT, Michal Non-Democratic Regimes: Theories and Practices Opladen: Verlag Barbara Budrich (2015)
• KUBAT, Michal What Constitutes Politics and How Does One Study It? The Political Science of Giovanni Sartori Brno: Centrum pro studium demokracie a kultury (2021)
• KUBAT, Michal Political opposition in theory and Central European practice Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang (2010)
• KUBAT, Michal Theory of political opposition Kraków: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego (2010)
• KUBAT, Michal — Miloš Brunclík Who rules in the Czech Republic? : Semi-Presidential Regime, Direct Elections and Rules of the Game Brno: Barrister & Principal (2017)
• KUBAT, Michal Theory and Practice of Nondemocratic Regimes Praha: Dokořán (2012)
• KUBAT, Michal Contemporary Czech Politics: What to do With Inefficient Regime? Brno: Barrister & Principal (2013)
• KUBAT, Michal On Comparative Politics and Contemporary Czech Politics Praha: Karolinum (2014)

Chapters in monographs

• KUBAT, Michal Party leadership in the Czech Republic : a case of dynamic political transformation Olsztyn: Instytut Nauk Politycznych Uniwersytetu Warmińsko-Mazurskiego w Olsztynie (2015) pp. 79-100
• KUBAT, Michal Communists after Communism. The Anti-System Opposition in Contemporary Czech Republic Kraków: Akademia Ignatianum w Krakowie (2016) pp. 173-194
• KUBAT, Michal — Ondřej Císař Czech Republic: Running the State Like a Family Business Cham: Palgrave Macmillan (2021) pp. 101-114
• KUBAT, Michal An Italian in New York, an Alien to Political Science? An Intellectual Portrait of Giovanni Sartori London: ECPR Press (2019) pp. 27-40
• KUBAT, Michal Republic of Malta Brno: Centrum pro studium demokracie a kultury (2018) pp. 139-162
• KUBAT, Michal Populism in the past and present Praha: Leges (2019) pp. 44-57
• KUBAT, Michal Leaders of parties or parties of leaders? The position of party leaders and models of their selection on the example of Poland and the Czech Republic London: Routledge (2021) pp. 124-139

Articles

• KUBAT, Michal — Miloš Brunclík The Czech Parliamentary Regime After 1989: Origins, Developments and Challenges (2016) pp. 5-29
• KUBAT, Michal — Miloš Brunclík The Czech Democratic Regime after 2012: A Transition to Semi-Presidentialism? (2016) pp. 625-646
• KUBAT, Michal — Hana Kubátová Were There 'Bystanders' in Topol'čany? On Concept Formation and the 'Ladder of Abstraction' (2018) pp. 562-581
• KUBAT, Michal Party Leaders in the Czech Populist Parties and Movements (2019) pp. 107-119
• KUBAT, Michal Czech Parliamentary RegimeThirty Years After (2020) pp. 19-23
• KUBAT, Michal How to Vote for the President in the Czech Republic? (2013) pp. 83-100
• KUBAT, Michal — Miloš Brunclík The Crisis of the Czech Politics 25 Years After the Velvet Revolution (2014) pp. 163-179
• KUBAT, Michal — Hana Kubátová The priest and the state: Clerical fascism in Slovakia and theory (2021) pp. 734-749
• KUBAT, Michal — Ondřej Císař In Osteuropa 4-6/2021 Populism in the Czech Republic An East Central European Regional Comparison (2021) pp. 115-130
• KUBAT, Michal — Miloš Brunclík Constitutional Conventions in Central Europe: Presidents in Government Formation Process (2021)
• KUBAT, Michal The Constitutional Court and the electoral system are back on the scene (2021) pp. 4-8
• KUBAT, Michal Giovanni Sartori on Democracy (2021) pp. 6-15
• KUBAT, Michal The Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia: A Successful Engagement of the Social and the Nationalist Protest (2016) pp. 79-90
• KUBAT, Michal The Direct Elections of the President in the Czech Republic : Many Words, Few Arguments (2013) pp. 231-245
• KUBAT, Michal On the classical theories of non-democratic regimes and their usefulness in examining Eastern Europe 1944-1989 (2013) pp. 7-25
• KUBAT, Michal 25 Years of the Czech Democracy - a Success or a Fiasco? (2014) pp. 49-59
• KUBAT, Michal — Miloš Brunclík Contradictory Approaches: Discussing Semi-Presidentialism in Central Europe (2016) pp. 67-79

Contributions in the conference proceedings