Umění (promarněného?) obchodu: Nastavování agendy ekonomické státní politiky ve vztazích USA-ASEAN během první Trumpovy administrativy

Rybák, David

The economic statecraft and its application played a primary role in reaching foreign policy goals during Donald Trump's first presidency. Previous research has concentrated predominantly on the sole implications of the Trump economic statecraft on the individual states. However, the formation of economic statecraft on the domestic level remains uncharted territory. With the combination of economic statecraft and agenda setting, this thesis aimed to bring a deeper understanding of this process. Using the three streams theory and examining US trade and investments, and the strategic documents published during the Trump administration, the research tried to analyze if the administration created conditions to open a window of opportunity in the economic statecraft area towards the Association of South East Asian Nations. The research conducted found that the Trump administration opened two windows of opportunity; however, it lost interest in them, ultimately not utilizing them. Furthermore, the thesis discovered that the windows of opportunity can be passed from one administration to another, bringing new insights into the research of the three streams theory and opening new opportunities for future research.

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