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Nation, religion and manipulation: Post-war media scene in the countries of the former Yugoslavia
Brnović Milorad, Marija ; Miessler, Jan (vedoucí práce) ; Hrůzová, Andrea (oponent)
Tato studie se zaměřuje na mediální narativy o sociální dynamice a usmíření v médiích zemí bývalé Jugoslávie, Srbska, Chorvatska a Bosny a Hercegoviny, více než dvě desetiletí po skončení válek. Výzkum se zaměřuje na přítomnost rozdělujících narativů, jako je urážlivý jazyk, zaujatost a senzacechtivost, prvky národní stereotypizace, nenávistné projevy a oddanost nestranné žurnalistice v současných mediálních praktikách. Významnou část výzkumného kontextu tvoří historické pozadí mediální kontroly a manipulace v Jugoslávii, od Titovy éry po nacionalistické narativy během jugoslávských válek. Cílem studie je osvětlit kritické aspekty mediálního zpravodajství a připravit půdu pro budoucí výzkum širších politických a ekonomických problémů ovlivňujících mediální krajinu v těchto zemích. Klíčová slova média, válka, Jugoslávie, Srbsko, Chorvatsko, Bosna a Hercegovina
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The rise of nationalism in times of crisis : the case of Yugoslavia
Brnovic, Marija ; Tesař, Filip (vedoucí práce) ; Šístek, František (oponent)
In this thesis, we aim to find the relationship between the economic crisis and the rise of nationalism in Yugoslavia. In addition, we focus on the political framework, as defined by the 1974 Constitution, which significantly changed the course of Yugoslav institutions after the death of Tito. We find that the rising levels of debt and economic misbalance across republics were key contributors to increasing tensions between republics. We conclude that the combination of these factors with the lack of political will, stemming from decentralization and increased power to republics, as the main culprits behind the rise of nationalism. We build on the existing literature, contributing to the further cross-examination of reasons behind the dissolution of Yugoslavia. The importance of this thesis is related to the political elite, who can apply key takeaways from the case of Yugoslavia to the modern geopolitical context dealing with economic and political crises.
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The rise of nationalism in times of crisis : the case of Yugoslavia
Brnovic, Marija ; Tesař, Filip (vedoucí práce) ; Šístek, František (oponent)
In this thesis, we aim to find the relationship between the economic crisis and the rise of nationalism in Yugoslavia. In addition, we focus on the political framework, as defined by the 1974 Constitution, which significantly changed the course of Yugoslav institutions after the death of Tito. We find that the rising levels of debt and economic misbalance across republics were key contributors to increasing tensions between republics. We conclude that the combination of these factors with the lack of political will, stemming from decentralization and increased power to republics, as the main culprits behind the rise of nationalism. We build on the existing literature, contributing to the further cross-examination of reasons behind the dissolution of Yugoslavia. The importance of this thesis is related to the political elite, who can apply key takeaways from the case of Yugoslavia to the modern geopolitical context dealing with economic and political crises.
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