Mgr. Jana Škerlová (Hrabcová), Ph.D.

Research areas

Czech-South Slavic and Central European-Balkan relations, history of the Balkans in the 19th-20th centuries, modern political history of Central Europe

Graduated programmes, schools and thesis topics, academic degrees

2003–2006: Bachelor in History – Balkan Studies, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University, thesis title: Československo-chorvatské vztahy 1918–1938 / Czechoslovak-Croatian Relations 1918–1938

2006–2009: Master in History (Specialisation on History of International Relations and European Studies) – Croatian Language and Literature, Upper Secondary School Teacher Training in History, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University, thesis title: Chorvatsko na cestě do Evropské unie / Croatia on the way towards the European Union

2009–2015: Ph.D. in History – General History, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University, thesis title: Věrnost za věrnost? Československo-jugoslávské politické vztahy v letech 1929–1934: Přání, rozpory, realita / Fidelity for Fidelity? Czechoslovak-Yugoslav Political Relations 1929–1934: Wishes, Variances, Reality

Foreign internships and scholarships

2–3/2008: University of Zagreb, Croatia, freemover
10/2005–1/2006: University of Zagreb, Croatia, Faculty of Arts, Department of Croatian Language and Literature

Domestic grants and major projects

2010: Investigator of the Dean’s Grant, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University

2012–2014: T. G. Masaryk a Slované / T. G. Masaryk and Slavs, Czech Science Foundation, Standard Projects, reg. n. GAP410/12/1136, beneficiary: Masaryk Institute and Archives of the CAS, co-beneficiary: Institute of History of the CAS, team member

Teaching activities

Centre of the International Studies, Masaryk University (2014–2017)
Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University (2016–2017)

Membership of editorial boards

Managing Editor of Slavonic Review [Slovanský přehled]

Membership in domestic and foreign professional societies and scientific councils

Member of the Historia Europeana, z. s. (since 2012)
Vice-Chairwoman of the Historia Europeana, z. s. (since 2013–2019)