Michal Mochtak
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| Fakultät oder Zentrum | Fakultät für Geisteswissenschaften, Erziehungswissenschaften und Sozialwissenschaften | ||||
| Department | Fachbereich Sozialwissenschaften | ||||
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Université du Luxembourg Maison des Sciences Humaines 11, Porte des Sciences L-4366 Esch-sur-Alzette |
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| Büroadresse | MSH, E02 35-230 | ||||
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| Telefon | (+352) 46 66 44 9202 | ||||
| Fax | (+352) 46 66 44 39202 | ||||
Michal Mochtak is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Institute of Political Science, University of Luxembourg. Prior to joining the university in October 2017, he was a Visiting Fulbright Scholar at the Department of Political Science, Yale University (2017), a Cvachovec Fellow at the Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto (2017), and a Research Fellow at the International Institute of Political Science, Masaryk University (2012-2017). He earned his Ph.D. at Masaryk University in 2015 by defending the thesis on the roots of electoral violence in the Western Balkans (with honors).
His research focuses on the challenges to democracy in Central and Eastern Europe with emphasis on the conflict potential of elections, modern forms of authoritarian rule and deconsolidation processes. At the University of Luxembourg, he is a member of a team working on a project titled “ELWar - Electoral Legacies of War: Political Competition in Postwar Southeast Europe” funded by the ERC Starting Grant, and led by Professor Josip Glaurdić.
Dr. Mochtak is the author of Electoral Violence in the Western Balkans. From Voting to Fighting and Back (Routledge; 2018), and the co-author of Challenges to Democracies in East Central Europe (Routledge; 2016). His papers on electoral violence and democratization have been published in a variety of international peer-reviewed political science journals (e.g. Terrorism and Political Violence, Democracy and Security, Journal of Southeast European, and Black Sea Studies, or World Political Science).
Last updated on: Donnerstag, den 28. März 2019
2019
Modelling the Legacies of War Violence: Voters, Parties, Communities; ;
in Anali Hrvatskog politološkog društva: časopis za politologiju (2019), 15(1), 77-101
Electoral Violence Under Different Contexts. Evidence from the Western Balkansin Nations and Nationalism (2019), 25(4), 1325-1361
Understanding Electoral Violence through Complex Textual Data: OSCE Monitoring Missions in Different Contextsin Studies in Conflict and Terrorism (2019), Online
Looking Eastward: Network Analysis of Czech Deputies and their Foreign Policy Groups;
in Problems of Post-Communism (2019), 66(6), 418-433
2018
Electoral Violence in the Western Balkans. From Voting to Fighting and BackBook published by Routledge (2018)
Fighting and Voting: Mapping Electoral Violence in the Region of Post-communist Europein Terrorism & Political Violence (2018), 30(4), 589-615
Power-sharing and democratization in Africa: the Kenyan experience;
in Journal of International Relations & Development (2018), Online
2017
A case for global democracy? Arms exports and conflicting goals in democracy promotion;
in Journal of International Relations & Development (2017), 22(3), 610-639
Politické strany v české zahraniční politicein Kořan, Michal (Ed.) Aktéři a tvorba české zahraniční politiky (2017)
Electoral Violence in Putin's Russia: Modern authoritarianism in practice;
in Studies of Transition States and Societies (2017), 9(1), 35-52
2016
Demokratyzacja i prawa czlowieka. Spojrzenie z Europy Srodkowe; ; ; ; ; ;
Book published by Osrodek Mysli Politycznej/Uniwersytet Masaryka (2016)
Democracy and Organised Crime in East Central Europe; ;
in Holzer, Jan; Mareš, Miroslav (Eds.) Challenges to Democracies in East Central Europe (2016)
Modern authoritarianism as a security threat to Central and Eastern Europein Bátora, Peter; Ondrejcsák, Róbert (Eds.) Panorama of global security environment 2015 – 2016 (2016)
External Actors and their Influences on the Quality of Democracy in East Central Europein Holzer, Jan; Mareš, Miroslav (Eds.) Challenges to Democracies in East Central Europe (2016)
Explaining Electoral Violence in Serbia: fsQCA analysis of contentious behaviour in the electoral arenain Democracy and Security (2016), 12(4), 278-308
2015
The Nagygate Affair, Corruption and Organized Crime: Corruption Networks and their Potential Impact on the Quality of Democracy in the Czech Republic;
in World Political Science (2015), 11(1), 157-185
Towards the Arms Trade Treatyin Majer, Marián; Ondrejcsál, Róbert; Tarasovič, Vladimír; Valášek, Tomáš (Eds.) Panorama of global security environment 2014 (2015)
Volebné násilie v priestore krajín postkomunistickej Európy. Mapovanie vzorcov na základe dát z projektu NELDAin Bezpečnostní teorie a praxe (2015), 16(1), 110-124
Democratization and electoral violence in post-communism. A study of Montenegroin Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies (2015), 15(1), 97-117
2014
Aféra Nagygate mezi korupcí a organizovaným zločinem: korupční sítě a jejich možný vliv na kvalitu demokracie v České republice;
in Central European Political Studies Review (2014), 16(4), 237-263
2013
Demokratizace a lidská práva. Středoevropské pohledy.; ; ; ; ; ;
Book published by SLON/MUNI PRESS (2013)
2012
Násilie v čase volieb v priestore krajín západného Balkánu: mapovanie konceptuálneho rámcain Central European Political Studies Review (2012), 14(4), 423-472
Pozícia volieb v kontexte demokratizácie: prípad Egyptain European Electoral Studies (2012), 7(1), 3-16
Mexican Drug War: Six years of violent clashesin Majer, Marián; Ondrejcsák, Róbert; Tarasovič, Vladimír (Eds.) Panorama of global security environment 2012 (2012)
2011
