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Engagement of Obama's Administration in the Syrian Civil War
Prouza, Tadeáš ; Bečka, Jan (advisor) ; Raška, Francis (referee)
The Master Thesis Engagement of Obama's Administration in the Syrian Civil War is dealing with the role of the United States in the conflict. This work studies the approach of Obama's administration toward the situation in country from the beginning of the revolution until the end of president's second tenure. It analyzes the development of this approach and key events that influenced its shape. The thesis is divided into three parts. The first is dealing with the background of the crisis, historical development of relations between the US and Syria and the broader context of Obama's Middle East policy. The second part analyzes specific period of time between the start of the revolution until 2014. It follows key events that had profound effect on the inner dynamics of the conflict and phenomenon that were shaping the situation in Syria, like the rising influence of the radicals among the opposition. It also analyzes in detail the chemical attack in Ghouta from 2013, which almost led Washington to direct intervention and is regarded as one of the most important events in Obama's foreign policy. The third part is dealing with the rise of the Islamic State (ISIS) and American-led intervention against this terrorist organization. The thesis was written with the help of different sources such as...
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Engagement of Obama's Administration in the Syrian Civil War
Prouza, Tadeáš ; Bečka, Jan (advisor) ; Raška, Francis (referee)
The Master Thesis Engagement of Obama's Administration in the Syrian Civil War is dealing with the role of the United States in the conflict. This work studies the approach of Obama's administration toward the situation in country from the beginning of the revolution until the end of president's second tenure. It analyzes the development of this approach and key events that influenced its shape. The thesis is divided into three parts. The first is dealing with the background of the crisis, historical development of relations between the US and Syria and the broader context of Obama's Middle East policy. The second part analyzes specific period of time between the start of the revolution until 2014. It follows key events that had profound effect on the inner dynamics of the conflict and phenomenon that were shaping the situation in Syria, like the rising influence of the radicals among the opposition. It also analyzes in detail the chemical attack in Ghouta from 2013, which almost led Washington to direct intervention and is regarded as one of the most important events in Obama's foreign policy. The third part is dealing with the rise of the Islamic State (ISIS) and American-led intervention against this terrorist organization. The thesis was written with the help of different sources such as...
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The Role and extentof the U.S. engagement during the civil war in Nicaragua
Prouza, Tadeáš ; Anděl, Petr (advisor) ; Raška, Francis (referee)
This Bachelor thesis deals with activities of the United States of America that were aimed at support of anti-government insurgents during the civil war in Nicaragua (1981- 1990). The subject of my research is primarily historical development of relations between Washington and rebels that were generally called Contras. This work should help us to understand the issue in broad context. Because of that reason it aims even at conflicts between different parts of American power and at international-political events that influenced the development of the mutual relation. Also it strives to cover what influence did have the American support on form, course and result of the civil war. Washington engaged in Nicaragua in different ways. First, it was the straight involvement, mostly through the CIA. Second was through financing the rebels and third it was through the diplomatic channels. The civil war that was influenced by the bipolar separation of the world was in Washington concerned as another chapter of the cold war. Both sides of the conflict were supported by another countries, but the USA were absolutely crucial for the development and that's why it's important and interesting to explore this topic.
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