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The fall of Egyptian president Morsi from the perspective of coop-proofing
 Legát, Filip ; Karásek, Tomáš (advisor) ; Ditrych, Ondřej (referee)
The Arab Spring caused a political turmoil in the Middle East. An established order has undergone significant changes in many countries including Egypt. The Muslim Brotherhood emerged as the most powerful actor in Egyptian politics after the fall of a regime of Husni Mubarak. This was manifested by victories in both parliamentary and presidential elections. However, a year later after his triumph, Islamist president Mohammad Morsi was toppled by the military. By using the concept of coup-proofing, this diploma thesis examines, whether Morsi attempted to prevent such event from the occurence. The author forms a particular concept of coup-proofing from its general counterpart in order to reflect the specifics of Egypt. With its help, he analyzes relevant events of Morsi's presidency and identifies the application of coup-proofing measures. In its last part, the thesis answers which coup-profing methods were used by Morsi's regime and gives an interpretation of those political moves. This thourough examination of a development prior to the ouster of Muslim Brotherhood from power contributes to a contemporary civil-military relations debate, which was recently given an impulse by the Arab Spring.
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Influence of Protestantism on democracy in the USA
 Legát, Filip ; Kučera, Rudolf (advisor) ; Šimsa, Martin (referee)
The Bachelor thesis "The influence of Protestantism on democracy in the USA" focuses on forms and development of the relationship between politics and Protestantism in the American territory. This thesis identifies the investigated confession with emphasis on North American forms. In preceding Republican era the Puritan faith is presented not only as the determinant of politics, but also as the source of its legitimacy. In the chapter dedicated to the establishment of the United States the measure of the protestantism influence on foundations and building is researched. From this point of view the key Documents of the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, also the comments of their creators are analysed. Significant space is provided to American understanding of natural rights and its religious dimension. In conclusion, the thesis aims at particular themes of contradictory Bible interpretations and their political consequences. Implication of these different approaches are presented on the conflict between abolitionists and the slavery's defenders and also on the conflict about educating evolution on schools leaded by the fundamentalists and liberals. The thesis in its progress focuses on the impact of Protestantism in many crucial moments of American democracy.
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