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The problematics of Kosovo and Crimea from International Law point of view
Fejfar, Jakub ; Romancov, Michael (advisor) ; Landovský, Jakub (referee)
The thesis deals with the international legal aspects of secession and the right to self-determination of nations. This issue will be presented in more detail on the cases of Kosovo and the Crimea. The aim of the thesis is to clarify the problems of Kosovo and the Crimea using the terminology of international law. In this paper, we will try to find answers to two research questions and whether it is possible to apply the conclusions of the MSD opinion on the independence of Kosovo in the case of the Crimea? Furthermore, whether there has been a violation of international law by the Russian authorities in the Crimea? The thesis is divided into four chapters. In the first are used the concepts of international law. In the second chapter, the notion of Art Nouveau and the development of the principle of the right to self-determination are theoretically defined in their present form. The third chapter is then focused on Kosovo. The greatest attention will be paid to the declaration of independence in 2008 and, in particular, to that of the International Court of Justice in 2010. In the fourth chapter, we will focus on the international legal issues of the events in the Crimea. The key part will be the assessment of the consequences of the declaration of the independence of the Crimea and its subsequent...
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Legality of the realization of the right to self-determination of nations in the form of unilateral secession
Fejfar, Jakub ; Tymofeyeva, Alla (advisor) ; Honusková, Věra (referee)
Legality of the realization of the right to self-determination of nations in the form of unilateral secession Abstract This rigorous thesis deals with issues of statehood, nations, the right of nations to self- determination and its realization in the form of a unilateral secession. The key issue is the mutual relationship between the right to self-determination of nations and the right to territorial integrity of the state. This thesis deals with two main research questions, whether the unilateral secession can be described as a legal possibility of the state. Furthermore, which principle has more relevant in contemporary public international law in the assessment of unilateral secession: the principle of self-determination of nations or of the whole of the state. In the first chapter, first attention is devoted to the concepts of state and nation, and two fundamental principles of international law, namely the principle of self-determination of nations and the principle of territorial integrity of state territory, are analyzed. The second chapter introduces the most important theoretical approaches to secession theme, such as J. R. Wood, M. Hechter, D. L. Horowitz and especially A. Buchanan's Remedial theory. Further attention is paid in this chapter to the current adaptation of secession in public...
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The issue of de facto states on the example of North Cyprus and Nagorno-Karabakh, taking into account the ECtHR case-law
Fejfar, Jakub ; Tymofeyeva, Alla (advisor) ; Lipovský, Milan (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with issues of statehood. In this study, we examined the de facto states, i.e. countries that are not internationally recognized. First described the characteristics of the state. Subsequently, we examined the international recognition of the state. It will also define the term de facto work is divided into four main chapters. On the basis of the criteria laid down Montevideo Convention of 1933 will be discussed features of statehood. Described is also the state sovereignty and the principles of international recognition by members of the international community. In the second chapter will be presented in greater detail the general features of de facto states. Attention will be paid to formation of de facto states including a detailed explanation of the issue of the right to self-determination and secession. In the third and fourth chapters, attention will be given to the two de facto states, Turkish Republic of Northern and Nagorno-Karabakh Republic. In these chapters, the emphasis is also on the historical aspects, the political situation inside these entities, as well as in the whole region. Another goal of these chapters is also to analyse the case law of the European Court of Human Rights. In the case of Northern Cyprus will be analysed in particular the judgments of...
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The problematics of Kosovo and Crimea from International Law point of view
Fejfar, Jakub ; Romancov, Michael (advisor) ; Landovský, Jakub (referee)
The thesis deals with the international legal aspects of secession and the right to self-determination of nations. This issue will be presented in more detail on the cases of Kosovo and the Crimea. The aim of the thesis is to clarify the problems of Kosovo and the Crimea using the terminology of international law. In this paper, we will try to find answers to two research questions and whether it is possible to apply the conclusions of the MSD opinion on the independence of Kosovo in the case of the Crimea? Furthermore, whether there has been a violation of international law by the Russian authorities in the Crimea? The thesis is divided into four chapters. In the first are used the concepts of international law. In the second chapter, the notion of Art Nouveau and the development of the principle of the right to self-determination are theoretically defined in their present form. The third chapter is then focused on Kosovo. The greatest attention will be paid to the declaration of independence in 2008 and, in particular, to that of the International Court of Justice in 2010. In the fourth chapter, we will focus on the international legal issues of the events in the Crimea. The key part will be the assessment of the consequences of the declaration of the independence of the Crimea and its subsequent...
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The influence of the Sokol organization to the Czechoslovak emigration in Australia after 1948
Fejfar, Jakub ; Mlejnek, Josef (advisor) ; Soukup, Jaromír (referee)
This thesis deals with the Czechoslovak emigration after 1948, focusing on emigration to the Australian continent, and specifically the formation and functioning of the Sokol Unity in Australia. Based on personal testimonies and archival materials brings insight into the causes and ways of implementation emigration after 1948. It also monitors behavior countrymen in the new homeland. Closer then covers Sokol unity in Sydney. The aim is to map the Czechoslovak exile in Australia. How emigration opposed the totalitarian regime and reflected political events in Czechoslovakia. It should also show how Sokol and Sokol ideas not only help immigrants integrate into Australian society, maintain national mentality and traditions. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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