Dr. Eliška Tomalová's latest article "Changing Patterns in Cultural Governance in Europe in the 1990's and European Cultural Integration"

Dr. Eliška Tomalová of the Department of European Studies published an academic article titled Changing Patterns in Cultural Governance in Europe in the 1990s and European Cultural Integration in the journal European Review of International Studies at the end of May. Through a political-historical analysis, the article examines changes in the field of cultural governance and the processes of (re)integration into the European cultural space. The study uses the case of the Czech Republic to illustrate these changes.

The article is part of the special issue Re-thinking 1989: European History in the New Geo-economic Context, co-edited by Dr. Emilija Tudzarovska.

You can read the full article here.