Církve a poválečný český nacionalismus by Vít Machálek

“…The Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren received into its body also the members of the former German Evangelical Church in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. The Czechoslovak Church was a Czech national Church dominated with its pro-communist wing. …”
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Voršilky v Čechách a jejich pojetí veřejné prospěšnosti by Marie Macková

“… Ursulines were one of two women regular orders admitted as publicly convenient at the times of the restriction of monasteries in Bohemia during the reign of Josef II. However, their public convenience was not based on the enlightened principles. …”
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Sustainable Competitiveness of the SME Sector Formed by Collaboration: The Prominent Role of HR by Tamás Molnár, János Vancsik

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Kazatel a biskup Jindřich z Vildštejna († 1409): Životní osudy muže, který promlouval na pohřbu Karla IV. by Vojtěch Večeře

“…The paper focuses on portraying a life of the cleric, who maintained close contact with the papal curia in Avignon and Rome, who held three episcopal offices during his lifetime (in Krujä, Trieste and Pićan), and he also stayed in Bohemia in the 1370s. He is documented to have resided at the court of emperor Charles IV in Prague, as well as at the court of bishop Albert von Sternberg in East Bohemian town Litomyšl. …”
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The Social Conditions of Regionalism in the Hungarian Balaton Region by Gergely Kabai

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Threat Life Cycle and Its Dynamics by Rudolf Urban, Šárka Hošková-Mayerová

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Assessment of the Interrelations Between Health and Housing Conditions in a Hungarian Roma Settlement by Csaba Bálint

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Territorial differences of the life quality, as a complex indicator in Germany and Hungary by Dora Szendi

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Prerada prehrambenih proizvoda u okviru gazdinstva - praksa u Mađarskoj, mogućnosti u Srbiji (Food Product Processing in the Frame of Farming-Practice in Hungary, Opportunities in... by Hajnalka Kovács Sárkány, Vilmos Kovács

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Pénzintézeti szolgáltatók jelenléte dráván innen és túl (Presence of Financial Servicers Along River Drava) by Sándor Zsolt Kovács

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Peníze a peněžní početní jednotky v raném novověku by Petr Vorel

“…The article then systematically summarises the development of monetary calculation units and their usage in Bohemia from the end of the 15th century to the beginning of the 17th century. …”
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Changing Position and Catchment Area of the University of Miskolc by Dániel Kuttor, Zsolt Péter

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Pokus o školení ošetřovatelek v pražské všeobecné nemocnici ve 40. letech 19. století by Ludmila Hlaváčková

“… The professional education of nursing staff in Bohemia started initially at the convents of the order of Merciful Brethren. …”
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Šlechtický fideikomis v Čechách 19. století (na příkladu hrabat z Althannu) by Marie Macková

“…In the 19th century, also the Althann fideicommissum in Bohemia found itself in the same situation. …”
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The Territorial Dimension of Social Exclusion in East-Central-Europe by Gergely Tagai

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Úřední domy v Litomyšli a stavební činnost Jiřího Béby by Vladislava Říhová

“… The author deals with official houses Nr. 3 in Jiráskova street and Nr. 61 on the Smetana's square in Litomyšl (East Bohemia). Both the buildings are interpreted – using the analysis of decoration of the facades – to be the works of constructor Jiří Béba. …”
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Numbers and distribution of eagles in the Czech Republic: reason for optimism by Tomáš Bělka, David Horal

“…There is also a historical record of confirmed breeding of Greater Spotted Eagle (Aquila [Clanga] clanga) in 1847 in the region of Eastern Bohemia. At present, this species is only a rare visitor on autumn and spring passage.…”
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“O’er-dyed blacks” (1.2.131) : les couleurs dans Le Conte d’hiver by Sophie Chiari

“…In the wake of Michel Pastoureau’s works on the subject, I will thus not only aim at exploring the broad chromatic fields of the play (black, white and red) but also at having a closer look at its “sentimental” colours (yellow and green) as well as at its “dishonest” hues (the colours of the rainbow), as those defended by Autolycus, whose polychrome world reflects a subversive vision of Bohemia. This analysis will lead us to question the playwright’s aesthetic values at work in the last scene of the play, which stages the beautifully painted—albeit wrinkled—statue of Hermione.…”
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Global Production Networks and Regional Development: A Case Study of the Hungarian Footwear Industry by Ernő Molnár

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Traditional folk event with national importance: The impact of visitors’ age by Petra Solarová, Roman Švec

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