Mgr. Hana Daňková

Department:
Local and regional studies
Position: 
doktorandka
Phone: 
210 310 235
Line: 
235

Curriculum vitae

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Hana Daňková absolvovala magisterské studium antropologie na Fakultě humanitních studií UK, kde pokračuje v rámci doktorského studia. V diplomové práci o Kolektivním domě v Litvínově se zabývala vztahem paměti a prostoru, v disertačním projektu se věnuje percepci proměnlivosti těžební a potěžební krajiny severozápadních Čech místními obyvateli.

Selected publications

Šimon, Martin, Vašát, Petr, Daňková, Hana, Gibas, Petr, Poláková, Markéta. 2020. Mobilities and commons unseen: spatial mobility in homeless people explored through the analysis of GPS tracking data
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Šimon, Martin, Vašát, Petr, Poláková, Markéta, Gibas, Petr, Daňková, Hana. 2019. Activity spaces of homeless men and women measured by GPS tracking data: A comparative analysis of Prague and Pilsen
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Daňková, Hana, Josef Bernard, Petr Vašát. 2019. Využití metody Respondent-Driven Sampling u populace lidí bez domova: základní principy, aplikace a praktická doporučení
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Bernard, Josef, Hana Daňková, Petr Vašát. 2018. Ties, sites and irregularities: pitfalls and benefits in using respondent-driven sampling for surveying a homeless population
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All publications

Articles with impact factor

Šimon, Martin, Vašát, Petr, Daňková, Hana, Gibas, Petr, Poláková, Markéta. 2020. Mobilities and commons unseen: spatial mobility in homeless people explored through the analysis of GPS tracking data
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Šimon, Martin, Vašát, Petr, Poláková, Markéta, Gibas, Petr, Daňková, Hana. 2019. Activity spaces of homeless men and women measured by GPS tracking data: A comparative analysis of Prague and Pilsen
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Daňková, Hana, Josef Bernard, Petr Vašát. 2019. Využití metody Respondent-Driven Sampling u populace lidí bez domova: základní principy, aplikace a praktická doporučení
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Bernard, Josef, Hana Daňková, Petr Vašát. 2018. Ties, sites and irregularities: pitfalls and benefits in using respondent-driven sampling for surveying a homeless population
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Working papers

Projects

Do-It-Yourself culture and its importance for Czech national and cultural identity: Current situtation in social, cultural, historical and political perspective, typology and potential for regional development
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Transformation processes after 1989 reflected in changes to industrial chemical research institutes
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Social disadvantage in rural peripheries in Czechia and in eastern Germany: opportunity structures and individual agency in a comparative perspective
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Local response to climate change in the Czech Republic: a sociological perspective
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Time and Space of Homeless Persons in a Post-socialist City: A Comparison of Prague and Pilsen
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