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Åland Islands - autonomy and the road to it
 Juhás, Tomáš ; Švec, Luboš (advisor) ; Svobodný, Petr (referee)
Åland Islands - autonomy and the road to it Tomáš Juhás 2013 Abstract The thesis focuses on the so-called Åland Question, the Finnish-Swedish conflict over Åland islands in the period of the post-first-world-war years, which was ultimately solved through the League of Nations in the way that the Islands were confirmed to belong to Finland, under the condition of being granted autonomy and of their neutral status being confirmed. The goal of the thesis is to conclude why the conflict was solved precisely in the way it was, this being based on the analysis of motivations of the main states party to the conflict. The thesis regards this conflict as a dual one. The first part of the conflict is military- strategic and concerns the neutrality of the Islands. From a Baltic point of view, the Åland islands are a very strategically important area in case of a war. For this reason the Islands were neutralized as of 1856 and all states party to the conflict wanted them to stay so. The second part of the conflict is an ethnic one and concerns the question to which state the Islands should belong. The inhabitants of the Ålands speak Swedish and they made themselves heard that they wanted their land to belong to Sweden. However, Finland was not willing to let the Islands go. Backstage negotiations took a long time until...
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Status of Swedish minority in Finland
 Roháček, Martin ; Říchová, Blanka (advisor) ; Fialková, Andrea (referee)
Thesis is called: Status of Swedish Minority in Finlad and it aims to chart relations between Swedish-speaking and Finnish-speaking Finns. Thesis is divided to three main parts. First one is focused on influence of Sweden, later Swedish-Finns, on history of Finland, on its culture, language growth and finding key circumstance, which has influence on escalation of language conflicts. Second part is devoted to juristic concept. Last part is focused on economical and political status, mainly to subjects, for which is language question primary topic. Basic question of thesis is: How the position of Swedish minority has changed? Thesis also verifies following hypothesis: Escalation of conflicts is based on Swedish tendencies of centralization of power; political and juristic status of Swedish minority weakens because of decreasing Swedish-speaking citizens number.
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