doc. PhDr. Břetislav Dančák, Ph.D.

Associate professor, Department of International Relations and European Studies

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Field of study: European Studies

Energy Policy of the EU and Energy Interests of the Czech Republic – graduate 2011

German Energiewende: Implications for international competitiveness of energy-intensive industries in Germany – graduate 2019
Coal Mining and Climate Change in the Czech Republic: Two Cases of Media Narratives – graduate 2018
Activities of Russian State-Owned Energy Enterprises in the Natural Gas Sector in South-Eastern Europe – graduate 2017
The External Dimension of the EU Energy Policy - the European Commission as a policy entrepreneur – graduate 2016
Analysis of discourse networks: a case of local opposition towards deep geological repository of radioactive waste in the Czech Republic – graduate 2015
Infrastructural Alternatives of the Oil Supply of the Czech and Slovak Republics in Central Europe – graduate 2015
US Foreign Policy in the Western Balkans from 1993 to 2009 – graduate 2014
Energy efficiency influence on export strategy of the state dependent on export of energy resources. Case study of the Russian Federation – graduate 2014
Natural GAS Supply in the Visegrad Four Region: The MEOS Model Application – graduate 2014
Comparison of US foreign policy in the Middle East by American presidents: Republican and Democratic Approaches – graduate 2014
Chinese Foreign Energy Policy – graduate 2012

Influence of an Energy Factor on the Relations between Azerbaijan and Russia – graduate 2024
Energy Poverty across the European Union: An fsQCA Analysis – graduate 2022
Post-Fukushima Discourse regarding Nuclear Energy in the European Union and its Implications – graduate 2020