Mgr. Tomáš Halamka, Ph.D.

Monographs

• Halamka T., Franěk J., Křížkovský M., Bíba J., Virdzek A., Květina J., Andělová K., Kobová Ĺ., Chotaš J., Koblížek T., Micka O., Růžička J., & Kužel P. (2020). Jak číst politické myslitele?. Karolinum.

Chapters in monographs

• Halamka T., & Tokarská J. (2024). Philosophers for themselves or for society? Václav Havel’s plays and essays between a solitary philosopher and a philosopher-statesman. Finding Philosophers in Global Fiction: Redefining the Philosopher in Multi-Cultural Contexts (pp. 57-67).

Articles

• Halamka T. (2018). Strauss versus Skinner: spor o Machiavelliho. Central European Journal of Politics [online], 4(2), 25-42.
• Halamka T. (2018). Interview with Philip Pettit. Acta Politologica, 10(2), 4-14.
• Géryk J., & Halamka T. (2023). Direct Presidential Election in the Czech Republic: The Rise of Tribunes?. Acta Politologica, 15(3), 4-30.

Contributions in the conference proceedings

JPB031 Advanced Seminar in Contemporary Political Philosophy JPB372 Contemporary Political Ideologies JPB186 Dějiny politického myšlení I JPB187 Dějiny politického myšlení II JPB188 Dějiny politického myšlení III JPB135/150 Methodology of Social Sciences JPB369 Political Philosophy of Republicanism JPB193 Politická modernita: Teoretická reflexe a analýza JPB590 Seminář k politickému myšlení: 15. - 18. století JPB586 Úvod do politického myšlení JPB198 Úvod do politologie

Tomáš Halamka specialises in political theory and history of political thought. His main research interest is republican political theory, especially its conceptual history, the integration of so-called “neo-Roman” and “neo-Athenian” strands of republicanism and its study through Michael Freeden’s “morphological approach” to ideologies. Tomáš is also interested in various approaches to textual interpretation in political thought and edited a collective monograph on this topic. He has previously conducted long-term research visits at Queen Mary, University of London (CSHPT), University of Oxford (DPIR), Princeton University (UCHV) and King’s College London (DPE).

Political Theory, History of Political Thought, Republicanism, Ideology Studies