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How do military alliances shape support for military interventions globally? Evidence from a cross-national experiment
In the newly published peer-reviewed article Marek Vranka from the ICSJ FSV UK, together with his colleagues Michal Smetana and Ondřej Rosendorf, analyze whether formal alliance treaties boost public willingness to support military interventions and whether this effect holds beyond the Western world. -
Golden Courses for Winter Semester 2025/2026
On Tuesday, 14 April 2026, during the Academic Senate FSV UK meeting, the Golden Courses for the best courses of the Winter Semester 2025/2026 according to the student evaluation were awarded to the lecturers. The award is accompanied by financial reward. Congratulations to all recipients! -
Seminar: Journalism in the age of far-right populism – Resisting hostility, surveillance, and censorship
We invite you to a seminar on the challenges facing journalism in a time of rising far-right populism in Europe. Renate Schroeder (EFJ), Francesco Cancellato (Fanpage.it) and Eva Simon (Liberties) will discuss threats to the media, censorship and surveillance on April 21, 2026, at 9:30 at the Hollar Building. -
How do PhD students at ICSJ engage with the academic community?
PhD students at ICSJ actively engage in the academic community across disciplines and around the world – they participate in international conferences, publish scholarly work, secure grants, and contribute to teaching. In this article, we present interviews with selected PhD students who share their experiences of finding their place within the academic community. -
How social media portray migrants: a study reveals the role of gender stereotypes
Extraordinary professor at Charles University Nico Carpentier, Associate Professor Vaia Doudaki, and doctoral researcher Miloš Hroch from ICSJ, are co-authors of a recently published article in the journal European Journal of Cultural Studies, which focuses on intersectional discourses of migration and gender in the social media environments of three European countries – Belgium, Greece, and Italy. -
New doctor at the ICSJ! Muhammet Ali Dokumaci successfully defended his dissertation on discursive constructions of home in Prague’s student dormitories and hostels
PhD student at the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism, Muhammet Ali Dokumaci, successfully defended his PhD dissertation on March 9, 2026. The title of his PhD dissertation is “The Discursive Constructions of the Home in Prague Student Dormitories and Hostels: Hegemony, Counter-Hegemony, and Liminality”.
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Why study at our Institute?
High-quality education, young and creative academic team, an immense number of student activities... These are just a few reasons why you should apply for one of our English degree programs and study at the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism in the very heart of the historical city of Prague!
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Student Association
The association Students of ICSJ was founded in 2015 to associate students of all departments at the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism. We advocate quality teaching, a more diverse community life, and supports student projects and cooperation with related institutions.
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Student Media
Media of ICSJ website presents a selection of practical outputs of the students of the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism created during their studies.
