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2006 and 2009 gas crises’ impact on EU energy policy formation
Švéda, Ondřej ; Cibulková, Petra (advisor) ; Dubský, Zbyněk (referee)
The submitted text pursues 2006 and 2009 gas crises and their impact on EU energy policy formation. The characterization of individual actors of this international conflict and their role - Russian Federation as a supplier, Ukraine as a transit country and the European Union as a buyer, is necessary to understand the reasons and causes of these disputes over the natural gas. Today, it is considered to be a strategic raw material in the energy sector, any uncertainties of its supply are therefore perceived as a threat to national security. A brief summary of conflict points in their relations, concrete steps and measures to resolve the crisis and its consequences are important in order to trace the influences that saw through the formation of a new common EU policy. Energy policy is then the result of these conflicts and aims to develop a strategy for a competitive, sustainable and secure energy in Europe.
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The NATO enlargement as the determinant of the relationship with the Russian Federation
Čížková, Tereza ; Knotková, Vladimíra (advisor) ; Cibulková, Petra (referee)
This thesis deals with the issue of the influence of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisa-tion on the relationships with the Russian Federation. The first part pursues the cir-cumstances that were brought by the end of the Cold War and the discussion about the NATO's future regarding the enlargement aspect. The second part examines the development after the millennium and the next enlargement round including the Baltic States. The third part analyzes the possible access of Georgia and Ukraine to the NATO and the Russian attitude toward this matter. Simultaneously, it outlines the theoretical scenario -- the Russian Federation as the NATO's membership candidate.
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Transnistria in the Context of Moldova's State System Evolution
Ivanov, Vladimir ; Cibulková, Petra (advisor) ; Havlová, Radka (referee)
The thesis in question aims at introducing and analyzing chosen structural models of a hypothetically unified Moldova. The focus of the thesis is placed upon the evolution of the different concepts on how to solve the conflict in Transnistria over the period of 1990-2010. The main topic is further set into a broader historical, ethnical and political context for better orientation and for the opportunity to reach more complex conclusions. The thesis does not represent a mere outline of steps taken to solve the Moldo-Transnistrian conflict, it also strives to offer a detailed picture of the question, provide insight into the parties' intentions and positions, name the factors that have a perceivable impact on the situation and finally suggest alternatives of the future development of the Moldo-Transnitrian relations. Besides dealing with this primary topic, on a broader scale the thesis provides a basic delineation of international relations in the region and may serve as a source material in their further study.
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Foreign policy of Georgia 2006-2008
Novotný, Martin ; Cibulková, Petra (advisor) ; Knotková, Vladimíra (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with foreign policy of Georgia, which resulted in the armed conflict with Russia in August 2008. The aim of the thesis is to find out, how successful the foreign policy of Georgia was in the years 2006 -- 2008. The thesis compares goals and processes defined in the strategic documents of the foreign policy with Georgia's real needs.
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Development of relations between the EU and Russia with a view to a political sphere
Kotková, Lenka ; Dubský, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Cibulková, Petra (referee)
Since the establishment of the European Union and the Russian Federation, EU-Russian relations have changed dramatically. These changes have meant important progress for both parties, leading to efficient cooperation. Since the beginning of the nineties, a wide institutional structure has been created between members, governing spheres of economy, politics, security and culture. Although the process of integration had been initially very successful, present relations are going through a crisis of opinion leading to a slowdown in the smooth dynamic of communication. There are many problems within current relations whose origins spring not only from the disunity of opinion between the EU and Russia, but also from the differing rhetoric of European member states. Russia and the EU are facing important decisions over preferring unified cooperation rather than marginal economic interests, and agreeing on the final version of a long-prepared agreement on mutual partnership.
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The development of the role of the presidency of EC/EU on the example of France
Šutová, Martina ; Dubský, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Cibulková, Petra (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the role and functions of the presidency and to demonstrate the development of its importance and competence on the example of France in the context of its twelve presidencies. The thesis is composed of the theoretical part describing the functions of the presidency and then an example of France and its presidencies from 1959 to 2008 is given to trace up the basic priorities of France in the process of development of European integration.
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Comparison of asylum policies of Germany, Great Britain and France
Trůblová, Pavla ; Druláková, Radka (advisor) ; Cibulková, Petra (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the comparison of asylum policies of three European powers: Germany, Great Britain and France. It follows the development of the amount of asylum seekers it these countries since 1989 and monitors the legislation accepted by the particular states in the given period. The integral part of this thesis is comparison of the current aspects of asylum policies in the examined states. The aim of this thesis was to compare the attitude of the three states to the asylum applicants, to evaluate how it has changed during last twenty years and to survey to what extent the praxis of asylum policy reflects the integration models adopted by the countries. These are discrimination model for Germany, multicultural model for Great Britain and assimilation model for France. The thesis is divided into four chapters, where the first three chapters are dedicated to the analysis of asylum policies of Germany, Great Britain and France; the last chapter then concentrates on the comparison of the studied aspects.
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