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Smart power in Brazilian foreign policy
 Chovanová, Ľubica ; Druláková, Radka (advisor) ; Peterková, Jana (referee)
In my thesis I have been working theory bases of smart power, while trying to apply this theory to the foreign policy of Brazil. Theoretical and practical part of the thesis is based on three pillars: soft power, economic power and military might. The paper attempts to answer the question: What are the sources of brazilian power? Wha instruments are these sources turned to? How effectively can Brazil persuade another international actor about its interests or does it rely on coercive power? In trying to answer these questions, I focused mainly on the identification of the most important foreign policy actions in Brazil, which define its current position on the international scene. The application of smart power theory on Brazil's foreign policy is performed through the analysis of the Brazilian operations in peacekeeping mission in Haiti since 2004. The situation in Haiti is an unprecedented challenge for Brazil, under which it can draw on soft power, economic power and military resources.
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Indo-Myanmar Relations with the Emphasis on India's Foreign Policy towards Myanmar since 1990
 Chovanová, Ľubica ; Knotková, Vladimíra (advisor) ; Havlová, Radka (referee)
The objective of this thesis is to provide the reader with the information about the change of the foreign policy of India towards Myanmar in the nineties and with the consequences of this change. The historical, cultural, political and economic factors which influenced the development of relations between the two countries and forced India to reassess the priorities of its foreign policy, were analyzed. It provides an overview of different forms of economic cooperation between the two countries. The troubled Northeast Indian region, where separatist groups operate, is also discussed. The last part deals with the Indo-Myanmar cooperation in this area and their cooperation in South and Southeast Asia in general.
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