Research
Science and Research at the IMS
Within the framework of the FSV research plan and in a number of other Czech and European grants, the Institute's members are developing the theory, methodology and the empirical research in all the major areas of social sciences.
The Institute publishes its own magazine, Studia Territorialia, which is a reviewed academic magazine covering Area Studies.
The students are also involved in the Institute's scientific activities as assistants or researchers, or as the main investigators in the projects of the Charles University Grant Agency (GA UK).
Research Projects
Institute publications
News
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Dr Ondřej Klípa’s project was successful in the TAČR competition
Dr Ondřej Klípa was successful in the 15th public call for proposals organised by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic, specifically under the SIGMA programme, with his projec
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What are the key data management issues that should be addressed before it’s too late? Dr Klára Kosová shared her experiences in an interview with EOSC
Dr Klára Kosová from the Department of Russian and East European Studies is currently working on the INTERFER project as a researcher, data steward and Open Science lead. -
IMS will be represented at the Czech Academy of Sciences Week by Associate Professor Slavomír Horák and graduate Eva Karlíková
Týden Akademie věd ČR je vědecký festival, který každoročně nabízí sadu přednášek, výstav, promítání dokumentárních filmů anebo workshopy napříč obory. Zapojena je do něj taktéž FSV, která ve spolupráci s jednotlivými instituty nabízí přednášky nejen pro členy akademické obce UK, ale i veřejnost. -
The Charles University Grant Agency (GAUK) has announced a call for 2027
The Charles University Grant Agency (GAUK) has announced a call for 2027. Projects for 1-3 years can be submitted by master's and doctoral students in the standard period of study. -
The research team for the project ‘Exploring Personal History: War, Violence, Occupation, and Post-Conflict Reconstruction in 20th and 21st Century Europe’ set off for Paris
On 26 September 2025, the research team of the project Exploring Personal History: War, Violence, Occupation, and Post-Conflict Reconstruction in 20th and 21st Century Europe, carried out wit
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Natalia Aleksiun from the University of Florida attended a research seminar and gave a presentation on Jewish survivors and their rescuers
On Monday 10 November, historian Natalia Aleksiun from the University of Florida gave a lecture entitled Jewish Survivors and Their Rescuers in the First Postwar Decade at an IMS research seminar. In her lecture, she presented current trends in research into the post-war history of the Holocaust and focused on the complex relationships between Jewish survivors and their rescuers after 1945.
