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Japan's regionalism (with emphasis on Asia)
Knápková, Kamila ; Stuchlíková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Vrňáková, Irena (referee)
This thesis deals with evolution of the Japanese approach to regionalism and at the same time evaluates the current state of regional integration of Japan. The first chapter focuses on the evolution that regionalism has undertaken and on the characteristic elements of regionalism in Asia. The second chapter covers the period of old regionalism and focuses on Japanese international relations, which influenced the Japanese approach to regionalism a lot. The last chapter focuses on the change in the Japanese approach towards regionalism at the edge of new regionalism and deals with the development of Japanese regional efforts in the new century. This chapter covers its relations with ASEAN and at the same time analyses regional integration efforts in relation to its crucial trade partners China and South Korea.
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Global Political Economy of New Regionalism and the European Union
Hnát, Pavel ; Cihelková, Eva (advisor) ; Neumann, Pavel (referee) ; Kabát, Ladislav (referee) ; Čajka, Peter (referee)
The thesis focuses on theoretical and empirical analysis of the New Regionalism trends that are further applied to the case of the European Union. Aim of the thesis is to explain the substance and features of New Regionalism in the world economy and confront them with the current state of integration in the European Union. The matter is whether the European Union, which has belonged to the most successful examples of regional integration, is strong and flexible tool of its member states to cope with changing conditions of the globalized world economy and whether it can aspire for a more substantial role in regional and global governance.
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The European Union in the Context of the New Regionalism
Vášová, Kristýna ; Hnát, Pavel (advisor) ; Antal, Jarolím (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on the definition and analysis of New Regionalism in the European Union. The first part discusses not only the phenomenon of our time such as globalization and regionalism, but also current European Union strategy in the global world. Aim of this thesis is an act of the New Regionalism in the European Union's external relations and the mapping of current trade agreements concluded by the European Union with third countries. The second part provides a comprehensive overview of the current development of external economic relations of the EU towards the developed economies and developing countries.
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New Regionalism in External Relations of Mexico
Ludasová, Denisa ; Hnát, Pavel (advisor) ; Jelínek, Tomáš (referee)
The tesis deals with an analisis of external trade of Mexico. It is divided in three chapters. The first chapter contains the description of mexican economy in the twentieth century, overview of foreign trade follows and the third part deals with foreign direct investment. The objective of the second chapter is to analyze relations with the most important commercial partners of the country outside the North American continent, it means EU, EFTA, Mercosur, ALADI, APEC, Chile and Japan. The last chapter is dedicated to NAFTA, motivation of its members to enter it, the implementation of the Agreement and some of the macroeconomic effects on the mexican economy. Mexican economy is quite depending on the american one. That's why the government is trying to diversificate its commercial relations. The objective of my tesis is to evaluate this diversification strategy based on the analisis of mexican external commercial relations.
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The Approach of Australia and New Zealand to Regionalism
Fedorčáková, Jana ; Hnát, Pavel (advisor) ; Krč, Jakub (referee)
The bachelor thesis is structured into two main parts. Firstly, the mutual relationship of Australia and New Zealand, which came through particular development phases and deepened, is analyzed. Currently, the integration the Australia-New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement represents one of the few examples of the deep regionalism in the world economy. This chapter is divided into subchapters, where in the first one the structure of the mutual trade is characterized and the second one is concerned with the treaty business of this trade. The conclusion of the chapter is dedicated to the perspectives of the mutual integration. In the second part of the thesis regional integrations of Australia and New Zealand with other states and regions are examined and compared. In this chapter I at first focused on foreign relations of the both countries and then on how integration tendencies express themselves in these relations in different forms, such as bilateralism, subregionalism and transregionalism, where the regional forum APEC plays the significant role in the last two mentioned processes.
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Perspectives of the new regionalism in Asia and Pacific
Bartková, Zuzana ; Hnát, Pavel (advisor) ; Krč, Jakub (referee)
The theses presents the new regionalism in Asia and Pacific in theoretical, as well as the practical point of view - describing some of the regional integrations and their achievements. The next part presents in detail the integration of ASEAN - history of cooperation, its attained accomplishments and external relations. The end of the theses presents the most perspective project that are supported by ASEAN.
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New Regionalism in Turkish Foreign Policy
Kodrazi, Linda ; Hnát, Pavel (advisor) ; Šaroch, Stanislav (referee)
The thesis is divided into 2 chapters which are subdivided into 3 smaller chapters. The aim of the first chapter is to describe the turkish foreign trade based on statistics. Its purpose is to describe in detail the turkish short and long term foreign trade statistics, to describe the tuskish position in Euro-Mediterranean region as well as to describe its position out of this region. The second chapter is aimed to deal with the institutional basis of turkish free zones. The subchapters are divided in the same phylosophy as those of the first chapter -- it means they are divided into Euro-Mediterranean region and the rest of the world. The first part of this chapter is based mainly on The Process of Barcelona, the second part decsribes mainly the relations with member states of BSEC and ECO, and the last part is devoted to the relations with the EU.
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Transregionalism - towards global regionalism
Rábová, Anna ; Hnát, Pavel (advisor) ; Krč, Jakub (referee)
The thesis deals with an analysis of world transregionalism. It contains a theoretical part, which describes what caused the birth of "new" regionalism, the differences between "old" and "new" regionalism and characterizes transregionalism as one of the formal changes of "new" regionalism. The second part analyzes the world transregionalism in term of the number of participants, the character of participants and in term of the form of integration. The last part analyzes the transregionalism in the external relations of the European Union and compares it with the world transregionalism.
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