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Business and cultural particularities of Lebanon
Sekerková, Adéla ; Gullová, Soňa (advisor) ; Müllerová, Františka (referee)
Bachelor thesis introduces basic information about Republic of Lebanon, its cultural and business particularities which are different from other arabic states. This thesis also analyse economic situation, macroeconomic indicators, mutual business and cooperation between Czech Republic and Lebanon. The objective is to provide wide spectrum of information about interests of lebanese environment, possible risks and advantages for businessmen.
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The influence of religion on the civil war in Lebanon
Michelová, Hana ; Kratochvíl, Petr (advisor) ; Šabacká, Yvona (referee)
This thesis looks into the ways in which religion influenced the civil war in Lebanon. The basis for the analysis of religious influence is taken from several theoretical publications dealing with the general ways in which religion influences politics and international relations. Based on those theories, the thesis examines the influence of religion on the civil war in three parts. First, it examines the effect of religion on the identity of the participants in the war. Second, it shows to what extend religion was used as a source of legitimacy by those participants. Third, it ascertains whether religion encouraged the internationalization of the civil war. At the end, religion is compared with the other factors which explain the outbreak, the process and the nature of the civil war in Lebanon.
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Religion, tradition and order - Comparison of traditional churches`s and sects`s behaviour
Gabriel, Jan ; Chalupníček, Pavel (advisor) ; Minárik, Pavol (referee)
There are two main parts in this thesis. In the first one, we are focused on different approaches to the relationship of religion and government. We point out the influence of religion (both positive and negative) on individual. These issues are viewed from the perspective of some famous theories. For example: G.S. Becker's Accounting for Tastes, F. A. Hayek's theory of spontaneous order, H. Bergson's philosophy or M. Weber's sociology of religion. The second part analyses situation in Czech Republic and compares it to situations in Austria and Sweden. There are appendixes, which can be used as bases for new research.
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