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Petr Pavlínek
Professor
Petr Pavlínek's research and writing deal
primarily with two broad areas of geography. First, he is interested in the
geographical and environmental implications of current global restructuring
at different geographical scales. In this area, his research has so far
focused on the geographical and environmental effects of the post-socialist
transformations in Central and Eastern Europe and in Czechia
and Slovakia
in particular. Second, he is interested in theoretical approaches toward
transformation and restructuring and their geographical and environmental
effects, including political economy approaches and regulation theory. He has
written recently on political economy of environment in Central and Eastern
Europe, automotive industry restructuring in Central and Eastern Europe, and
on regional effects of foreign direct investment in Central
Europe. He is currently working on a project dealing with the
automotive industry restructuring in Central and Eastern
Europe with a specific focus on the Czech automotive industry. Petr is teaching a number of human geography classes at
the Department of Geography and Geology including political geography,
geography of economic globalization and regional courses. He also leads
graduate seminars in economic geography, political economy of East European
transformation and global political economy.

ppavlinek@mail.unomaha.edu
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