2011

• Kopecky, P. & Spirova, M. (2011)
  'Jobs for the Boys’? Patterns of Party Patronage in Post-Communist Europe. West European Politics, 34 (3), pp. 897-921.
  (Article)
• Kopecky, P. (2011)
  Clientelism. In: Bertrand Badie, Dirk Berg-Schlosser and Leonardo Morlino, (Ed.), International Encyclopedia of Political ScienceLondon: Sage.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. & Spirova, M. (2011)
  Party management and state colonization in post-communist Europe: the European dimension. In: Paul G. Lewis and Radek Markowski, (Ed.), Europeanising party politics? Comparative perspectives on Central and Eastern Europe, pp. 25-43. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2011)
  Political competition and party patronage: Public appointments in Ghana and South Africa. Political Studies, 59 (3), pp. 713-732.
  (Article)

2010

• Kopecky, P. (2010)
  Elections Cause Political Earthquake. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. & Spirova, M. (2010)
  Exploiting the State: Patterns of Party Patronage in the Post-Communist Europe. Edinburgh, UK
  (Other)

2009

• Kopecky, P. (2009)
  Court stops parties playing with law. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. & Spirova, M. (2009)
  Exploiting the state: party patronage in Bulgaria and the Czech Republic. Brno, Czech Republic
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. (2009)
  Give me 'Trafika': party patronage in the Czech Republic. Leiden
  (Other)

2008

• Kopecky, P. & Doorenspleet, R. (2008)
  Against all odds: Deviant cases of democratization. Democratization, 15 (4), pp. 697-713.
  (Article)
• Kopecky, P. & Scherlis, G. & Spirova, M. (2008)
  Conceptualizing and measuring party patronage. CIDE, Mexico: IPSA committee on concepts & methods.
  (External research report)
• Kopecky, P. (2008)
  Czech Republic: Government could face fateful 2008. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. & Doorenspleet, R. & Mudde, C.E. (2008)
  Deviant democracies: Democratization against the odds (special issue of democratization). London: Taylor & Francis.
  (Book (monograph))
• Kopecky, P. (2008)
  Does electoral competition constrain rent-seeking within the state? Party patronage in Ghana and South Africa. Boston, USA
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. & Spirova, M. (2008)
  Party management and state exploitation in post-communist Europe. Sofia, Bulgaria
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. & Scherlis, G. (2008)
  Party patronage in contemporary Europe. European Review, 16 (3), pp. 355-371.
  (Article)
• Spirova, M. & Scherlis, G. & Kopecky, P. (2008)
  Party patronage in new democracies: A post-communist pattern? Boston, USA
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. (2008)
  Party patronage in new democracies: How much? Where and why? Lisbon, Portugal
  (Other)
• Spirova, M. & Kopecky, P. (2008)
  Party patronage in post-communist countries: Bulgaria and the Czech Republic. Leiden
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. (Ed.) (2008)
  Political parties and the state in post-communist Europe. Abingdon: Routledge.
  (Book editorial)
• Kopecky, P. (2008)
  Political parties and the state in post-communist Europe: The nature of symbiosis. In: Kopecky, P. (Ed.), Political parties and the state in post-communist Europe, pp. 1-22. Abingdon: Routledge.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. & Spirova, M. (2008)
  Power of the powerless: Parliamentary opposition in Eastern Europe. The Journal of Legislative Studies, 14 (1/2), pp. 133-159.
  (Article)

2007

• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Anti-american attitudes. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Building party government: Political parties in the Czech and Slovak Republics. In: Webb, P. & White, S. (Eds.), Party Politics in New Democracies, pp. 119-146. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Civil or uncivil? Civil society’s role in promoting values, norms and rights. In: Kopecky, P. & Mudde, C. (Eds.), CIVICUS Global Survey of the State of Civil Society, Volume 2: Comparative Perspectives, pp. 301-317. Bloomfield: Kumarian Press.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Czechs disapprove of US foreign policy. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  New coalition government sworn. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Party patronage in new democracies: Concepts, measures and the design of empirical inquiry. Chicago
  (Other)
• Scherlis, G. & Kopecky, P. & Spirova, M. (2007)
  Party patronage in new democracies: Institutional location and policy sector relevance. Florence
  (Other)
• Scherlis, G. & Kopecky, P. & Spirova, M. (2007)
  Party patronage in new democracies: Preliminary empirical results and analysis. Florence
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Pattern of weak government continues. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Political parties and patronage in contemporary democracies. Florence
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. (Ed.) (2007)
  Political parties and the state in post-communist Europe. Abingdon: Routledge.
  (Book editorial)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Political parties and the state in post-communist Europe: The nature of symbiosis. In: Kopecky, P. (Ed.), Political Parties and the State in Post-Communist EuropeAbingdon: Routledge.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Spoils to the winners: Political parties and the state in contemporary Africa. In: Sidiropoulos, E. (Ed.), SA Yearbook of International Affairs 2006-07, pp. 285-293. Pietermaritzburg: Intrepid Printers and South African Institute of International Affairs.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  Structures of representation. In: White, S, Batt, J, Lewis, P.G. (Eds.), Developments in Central and East European Politics, 4. , pp. 145-160. Basingstoke: Palgrave.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2007)
  The State and the Parties: Public Funding, Public Regulation and Rent-seeking in Contemporary Democracies. Party Politics, 13 (2), pp. 235-254.
  (Article)

2006

• Kopecky, P. & Doorenspleet, R. (2006)
  Against all odds: Deviant cases of democratization. Leiden
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. (2006)
  Enemies may be forced into alliance. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2006)
  Greens may be new parliament's kingmaker. Oxford Analytica, p. 2.
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2006)
  ODS forms minority government. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. & Mair, P. (2006)
  Political parties and patronage in contemporary democracies: An introduction. Nikosia, Cyprus
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. (Ed.) (2006)
  Political parties and the state in post-communist Europe (special issue of the Journal of communist studies and transition politics). Abingdon: Routledge.
  (Book editorial)
• Kopecky, P. (2006)
  Political parties and the state in post-communist Europe: The nature of symbiosis. The Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics, 22 (3), pp. 251-273.
  (Article)
• Kopecky, P. & Biezen, I.C, van (2006)
  Political party development and party regulation: An overview. Den Haag
  (Other)
• Kopecky, P. (2006)
  Power to the executive! The changing executive-legislative relations in Eastern Europe. In: Baldwin, N.D.J. (Ed.), Executive leadership and legislative assemblies, pp. 142-153. Abingdon: Routledge.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2006)
  Senate, local votes boost Topolanek. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. & Holsteyn, J.J.M., van (2006)
  The grass is always greener ... Mass attitudes toward the European Union in the Czech and Slovak Republics. In: Rohrschneider, R. & Whitefield, S. (Eds.), Public opinion, party competition and the European Union in post-communist Europe, pp. 105-120. Houndmills: Palgrave.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. & Holsteyn, J.J.M., van (2006)
  The grass is always greener ...: Mass attittudes toward the European Union in the Czech and Slovak republics. In: Rohrschneider, R. & Whitefield, S. (Eds.), Public opinion, party competition and the European Union in post-communist Europe, pp. 105-120. New York, USA: Palgrave.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2006)
  The rise of the power monopoly: Political parties in the Czech republic. In: Jungerstam-Mulders, S. (Ed.), Post-communist EU member states. Parties and party systems, pp. 125-146. Aldershot: Ashgate.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)

2005

• Kopecky, P. (2005)
  Political parties and the State in post-communist Europe: The nature of symbiosis. Leiden, Workshop on Political Parties and the State in Eastern Europe
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2005)
  Coalition looks set to collapse. Oxford Analytica, pp. 2.
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2005)
  Coalition survives another crisis. Oxford Analytica, pp. 3.
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2005)
  Communist comeback? Oxford Analytica, pp. 3.
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. & Mudde, C.E. (2005)
  Euroscepsis: een conceptualisatie. In: Vollaard, J.P. & Boer, B. (Eds.), Euroscepsis in Nederland (EU Studies Series), pp. 15-22. Utrecht: Lemma.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2005)
  Gross should rebuff Skormach challenge. Oxford Analytica, pp. 2.
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2005)
  Parliaments in Central and Eastern Europe: Changing legislative institutions. Czech Sociological Review, 3 (41), pp. 361-373.
  (Article)
• Kopecky, P. (2005)
  T.R. - Politologická revue. Politologická revue
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2005)
  Troubled Coalition Back in Power. Oxford Analytica, pp. 3.
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)

2004

• Kopecky, P. & Mudde, C.E. (2004)
  CEE populists to gain in EP elections. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Double ODS victory worrying for CSSD. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Political parties in new democracies. SAIIA, Johannesburg, workshop on Party System Development and the Democratisation of Post-Independence Africa
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Politically adept PM faces tough task. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Public attitudes towards the EU in the Czech and Slovak Republics. Indiana University, Bloomington, USA, conference on Public Opinion About the EU in East-Central Europe
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Spidla faces down CSSD critics again. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Spidla's departure creates uncertainty. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  The Rise of the Power Monopoly: Political Parties in the Czech Republic. University of Helsinki, seminar The Heterogeneous European Union: Parties and the party systems in new member states, Centre for European Studies
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  An Akward Newcomer? EU Enlargement and Euroscepticism in the Czech Republic. European Studies, 20, pp. 225-245.
  (Article)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Czech Republic: Entrenching proportional representation. In: Colomer, J.M. (Ed.), Handbook of Electoral System Choice, pp. 347-358. Basingstoke: Palgrave.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Cranenburgh, O.B.R.C, van & Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Political Institutions in new Democracies: (Not so) Hidden Majoritarianism in Post-apartheid South Africa. Acta Politica, 39 (3), pp. 279-296.
  (Article)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Power to the Executive! The changing executive - Legislative Relations in Eastern Europe. Journal of Legislative Studies, 10 (2&3), pp. 142-153.
  (Article)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Review of: Global Civil Society? [Bespreking van: Global Civil Society?]. In: E-Extreme, Electronic Newsletter of the ECPR-SG on Extremism & Democracy, 5
  (Book review)
• Kopecky, P. (2004)
  Review of: Poles Together? Emergence and Development of Political Parties in Post-communist Poland. [Bespreking van: Poles Together? Emergence and Development of Political Parties in Post-communist Poland]. In: Party Politics, 10, pp. 237-239.
  (Book review)

2003

• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Against the walls: NGO's, social movements, and collective protest in the post-communist societies. Den Haag, paper presented at the Institute of Social Studies
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Civil society in the post-communist Central Europe. Utrecht, lecture at the Czech Centrum
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Czechs vote 'yes'. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Klaus election shows CSSD cracks. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Strengthened government set to last. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Weak Spidla-led government survives. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Civil society, uncivil society, and contentious politics in post-communist Europe. In: Kopecky, P. & Mudde, C.E. (Eds.), Uncivil Society? Contentious Politics in Eastern Europe (Routledge studies in extremism and democracy), 1. , pp. 1-18. London: Routledge.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. & Biezen, I.C, van (2003)
  On the predominance of state money: Reassessing party financing in new democracies of Southern and Eastern Europe. In: Lewis, P.G. & Webb, P. (Eds.), Pan-European Perspectives on Party Politics, pp. 97-125. Leiden: Brill.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. & Mair, P. (2003)
  Political parties and government. In: Salih, M. (Ed.), African Political Parties: Evolution, Institutionalisation and Governance, pp. 275-292. London: Pluto Press.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. & Mudde, C.E. (2003)
  Rethinking civil society. Democratization, 10 (3), pp. 1-14.
  (Article)
• Kopecky, P. & Ucen, P. (2003)
  Return to Europe? Patterns of euroscepticism among the Czech and Slovak political parties. In: Rupnik, J. & Zielonka, J. (Eds.), The Road to the European Union - Volume I The Czech and Slovak Republics, pp. 164-179. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Review of Cabinets in Eastern Europe. [Bespreking van: Cabinets in Eastern Europe]. In: Slavic Review, 62, pp. 144-145.
  (Book review)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Review of Civil Society, Constitution and Legitimacy. [Bespreking van: Civil society, constitution and legitimacy]. In: Political Science Review
  (Book review)
• Kopecky, P. (2003)
  Structures of representation: New parliaments of Central and Eastern Europe. In: White, S., Batt, J., Lewis, P.G. (Eds.), Developments in Central and East European Politics, pp. 133-152. Basingstoke: Palgrave.
  (Part of book or chapter of book)
• Kopecky, P. & Mudde, C.E. (2003)
  Uncivil society? Contentious politics in Eastern Europe. (Routledge studies in extremism and democracy, 1). London: Routledge.
  (Book (monograph))

2002

• Kopecky, P. (2002)
  An awkward newcomer: EU enlargement and euroscepticism in the Czech Republic. London, UK, Opposing Europe workshop, LSE
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2002)
  Civil society and democratization: Evidence from Eastern Europe. Den Haag, lezing aan het Institute of Social Studies
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2002)
  Closer to EU membership: Czech Republic in 2001'. Transitions Online
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2002)
  Fortuynovo zemetreseni. Lidove noviny
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2002)
  New Coalition Government Formed. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. & Cranenburgh, O.B.R.C, van (2002)
  Political institutions in new democracies: (Not so) hidden majoritarianism in New South Africa. Rotterdam, NOB/NIG Congress
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. & Mair, P. (2002)
  Political parties and government. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, OSSREA workshop on the Sustainability of African Political Parties
  (Conference lecture)
• Kopecky, P. (2002)
  Social Democrats Win Elections. Oxford Analytica
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. (2002)
  Bookreview of Civil Society, Democracy, and Civic Renewal. [Bespreking van: Civil Society, Democracy, and Civic Renewal]. In: Newsletter of the ECPR Group on Extremism and Democracy, 3
  (Book review)
• Kopecky, P. & Mudde, A. (2002)
  The Two Sides of Euroscepticism: Party Positions on European Integration in East Central Europe. European Union Politics, 3 (3), pp. 297-326.
  (Article)

2001

• Kopecky, P. & Biezen, I.C, van (2001)
  On the predominance of state money: Reassessing party financing in new democracies of Southern and Eastern Europe. Perspectives on European Politics and Society, 2 (3), pp. 401-429.
  (Article)

1997

• Kopecky, P. & Mudde, C.E. (1997)
  Tschechische "Republikaner": Verbotsforderungen werden lauter. Unerwunschte Parlementarier. Blick nach Rechts, p. 12.
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)
• Kopecky, P. & Mudde, C.E. (1997)
  Zakaz by pisilil Sladka a oslabil demokracii. Mlada Fronta Dnes
  (Contribution for newspaper or weekly magazine)