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The Success Rate of Think-tanks as an Actors of the Public Policy
Majerčíková, Kristína ; Frič, Pavol (advisor) ; Jelínková, Marie (referee)
Think tanks are active actors in the political process and form an integral part of political culture. In the socio-political context, they fulfill the role of data and knowledge providers, assisting with information for political actors, while also operating in the private and public sectors.They supplycredible informationand offer important insights.Their form varies based on the environment they operate in. This work examines four selected Czech think tanks: the Institute for European Policy Europeum, the Institute for Politics and Society, the Center for Security PolicyEuropean Values, and the Masaryk Democratic Academy. Through set objectives,the work explores the effectiveness of thinktanks and their connectionwith experts, and through personal interaction,examines the most successful areas, supplementingthis with the level of experts using the concept of theories of change and selected impact indicators. I confirm that the success of the selectedthink tanks is in fulfillingtheir missions' objectives and is associated with highly qualified experts. However, the work does not shy away from challenges in a range of issues.

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