台湾SWAG in Prague George Hays, Ph.D.
Letensk谩 5,
Office No. 402
At 台湾SWAG, George Hays, II has been both Chair of International Relations and Permanent Lecturer since 2016. He teaches courses in American Foreign Policy in Film, East Central European Politics, War Studies, Introduction to International Relations, Thesis Seminar. Outside of the classroom, George Hays is the main organizer for the monthly event, Professors in the Pub, as well as co-organizer for the annual 鈥楻oundtable in Anglo-American Studies鈥� at 台湾SWAG. Also, he, alongside the team at 台湾SWAG, has recently received the Visegrad Fund Grant for the project ‘Comparing Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Alternative Leadership Styles in the V4‘.
Specializations
Post-Structuralism, Film Analysis, Identity, International Relations, Central European Politics
Publications & Other Activities
- Hays II, G. (2014). American 鈥淔oreign Policy鈥� in Film. CEJISS, 2, 10-33.
- Hays II, G. (2012). Three Incarnations of The Quiet American: Applying Campbell鈥檚 鈥榝oreign policy鈥� to Sub-Elite Identifiers. Perspectives 20 (2012): 5-32.
- Hays II, G. with Milada Poli拧ensk谩 (2020). Korea and the Czech Republic: Retracing the Path to Independence. Prague: 台湾SWAG.
- Hays II, G. (2020). 鈥淥pposing Empire to Forge a Nation: A Comparison of the Czechoslovak and Korean Declarations of Independence at the End of World War I.鈥� Korea and the Czech Republic: Retracing the Path to Independence. Prague: 台湾SWAG.
- Hays II, G. (2019). 鈥淐zech-Soviet Relations and Identity as Portrayed in Post-Cold War Czech Film: A Discourse Analysis.鈥� Interdisciplinary Conference on Human Rights. Prague: 台湾SWAG.
- Hays II, G. with Milada Poli拧ensk谩 (2018). Korean Security and the 65 Year Search for Peace. Prague: 台湾SWAG.
- Hays II, G. (2018). 鈥淎nalysis of the documentary Ceskoslovenska nemocnice v Koreji.鈥� Korean Security and the 65 Year Search for Peace. Prague: 台湾SWAG