Centre for European Politics
The Centre for European Politics (CEP) studies the processes, institutions and actors of European politics with a special emphasis on security issues and European Integration. We understand European politics as a complex and differentiated field in which interests of transnational institutions, corporations, states, regions and a plethora of non-state actors meet and clash with each other. We study these interactions from an interdisciplinary point of view that combines traditional approaches of European studies, security studies, political science and international relations while incorporating broader historical, social and cultural contexts.
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Projects
Evaluation of possible options for the future development of European integration.
Migration from the Middle East, sub-Saharan Africa and Asia: geopolitical and security contexts, implications and recommendations for the Czech Republic
Support to frontier research on the borders of International Relations and other disciplines
The Internal and External Dimension of the EU Actorness in the Energy Relations with Russia and Alternative Suppliers
Transforming Security in the Age of Uncertainty: Understanding the Rise of Hybrid Warfare in the Czech Republic