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Comparative study of Military effectiveness of Kurds and Iraqi Army in fight against Islamic State
Porembská, Kateřina ; Kofroň, Jan (advisor) ; Bahenský, Vojtěch (referee)
Tématem této bakalářské práce je srovnání vojenské efektivity irácké armády a jednotek Iráckého Kurdistánu, pešmergů, v letech 2014 až 2016. Práce se nejprve zabývá existujícími teoriemi a přístupy vojenské efektivitě. Dále na základě porovnání průběhu bitev obou ozbrojených složek proti IS a stanovení poměru mezi způsobenými a utrpěnými ztrátami stanovuje, jak efektivní tyto ozbrojené síly obecně jsou a následně jak se liší ve vztahu jed proměnné popsaných teorií, pomocí nichž vysvětluje rozdíl ve vojenské efektivitě pešmergů práci zjišťuje, že lze vojenskou efektivitu obou zkoumaných ozbrojených sil považovat za nízkou, ale efektivita pešmergů je ve zmíněném období komparativně vyšší. V práci byla použita synchronní komparativní metoda za využití odborné literatury věnu
Processes of Radicalisation: Foreign Fighters from Western Europe Who Fought for Islamic State
Truchlá, Jana ; Bureš, Oldřich (advisor) ; Nocheva, Nikolena Hristova (referee)
The awareness that the threat of terrorism is no longer linked only to the Middle East, but has home-grown nature and arisen from young people living on European soil, alarmed the public and subsequently provoked increased interest in radicalisation research. 9/11 or the European terrorist attacks in London or Madrid have led to the increasing media attention of the phenomenon of radicalisation occurring among young European Muslims. At the beginning of the new millennium, the threat stemming from terrorism embodied one of the most urgent security challenges, whether for politicians or scholars. The academic and political interest in research into factors that increase the risk of radicalisation to violent extremism has ended up in many efforts to grasp and properly define radicalisation, or to outline the expected pathways of radicalisation (Veldhuis, 2009: 1). In my thesis, I build on these efforts of prominent experts and I examine the effect of the factors contributing to violent radicalisation like social networks, dissatisfaction with current reality, moral outrage, family and individual characteristics including criminal backgrounds. I look at the impact of these factors in case studies of three Western European countries - Belgium, France, and the United Kingdom. Except discussing specific...
Geopolitics of Iraqi Kurdistan: A Role of External and Internal Actors in Kurdish Issue
Sommer, Filip ; Jelen, Libor (advisor) ; Tureček, Břetislav (referee)
This thesis represents a comprehensive analysis of the geographical and geopolitical position of the Kurdistan regional government (KRG) as an official political institution of the Kurdistan region of Iraq (KRI). Firstly, it focuses on the internal issues of this institution and its division between two main Iraqi Kurdish political parties: KDP and PUK. Secondly, it examines the form of the relationships between the KRG and central government in Baghdad. The regional position of the KRG is explained by capturing the relationships among the KRG, the governments of the key regional countries (Turkey, Syria, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Israel) and important Kurdish political parties operating in this area (PKK, PYD, PJAK, HDP, ENKS and KDPI). Thirdly, the global actors (United States of America, Russian Federation and China) and their position towards the Iraqi Kurds, is also included. And finally, this thesis deals with the problematics of the Kurdish referendum of independence in 2017 and the role of ISIS as an "game changing" actor in the regional dynamics. This thesis builds on extensive search of scientific literature (about 70 titles), field research in the Kurdistan region of Iraq in the form of the interviews with 20 respondents and media reports on this topic and region. Additionally, this thesis...
Islámský stát a jeho vliv na bezpečnost Iráku a Sýrie
Dvořáčková, Markéta
Selfcalled Islamic state has evolved in short while from small terroristic group to enermous movement, that occupied part sof Iraq and Syrian territory and deckared calif state on taken area. Islamic state, thanks to, organization, vombat tactics and marketing kompetence has become relevant proble of not just Near East but of the whole world.Formula clause:Selfcalled Islamic state has evolved in short while from small terroristic group to enermous movement, that occupied part sof Iraq and Syrian territory and deckared calif state on taken area. Islamic state, thanks to, organization, vombat tactics and marketing kompetence has become relevant proble of not just Near East but of the whole world.
Evropská unie a problematika mezinárodního terorismu
Pastyříková, Jolana
The main aim of the diploma thesis is an analysis of the current issues of international terrorism in the EU. The first part deals with the theoretical definition of terrorism, which is necessary for an understanding of the whole thesis. The second part is focused on the development of the EU counter-terrorism policy and measures taken in the fight against terrorism. The end of the second part is focused on cooperation between the EU and the USA, which is after the attacks of September 11, 2001 quite logical. The last part offers us the view on the current international terrorism in the EU and threats associated with them. Afterwards these threats will be analyzed and complemented by their possible solutions.
Analysis of the Yazidi Genocide Discourse
Vejvodová, Nela ; Daniel, Jan (advisor) ; Záhora, Jakub (referee)
How to respond to ongoing genocide? How to punish her perpetrators? In 2014, world witnessed another modern genocide, the eradication of the whole ethnicity - the so-called Islamic State attacked an area in northern Iraq for centuries inhabited by members of a small but distinct ethnical group of Yazidi people. This diploma thesis deals with the establishment of discourse of Yazidi genocide, the process of recognition of events as genocide at the international level. In this work I investigate the definition of victims and aggressors and the international response to genocide, both in the media and political sphere. For the discourse of the Yazidi genocide was crucial to differentiate victims and violence against them from other events. Similarly, it was important to accurately name the perpetrators of genocide and treat them as a potential geopolitical threat, but as the cause of one of the worst crimes known to mankind. The discourse of the Yazidi genocide was largely determined by politicians - and, as I show in my work, the political dimension of events has pushed the humanitarian and legal ones behind. These all aspects take on the formation and maintenance of a given discourse.

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