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The Analysis of the Czech foreign trade in strategically important markets
Jarešová, Lucie ; Plchová, Božena (advisor) ; Kopecký, Jan (referee)
This bachelor's thesis "The Analysis of the Czech foreign trade in strategically important markets" covers five selected markets namely Russia, China, India and Brazil. These markets have been selected on the basis of an export strategy of the Czech Republic for years 2012 -- 2020 prepared by Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic. The aim is to analyse the Czech trade on these markets and evaluate their potential and risks for the Czech exporters.
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Clash of interests of great powers in the region of Central Asia
Hostová, Slavomíra ; Maslowski, Nicolas (advisor) ; Knotková, Vladimíra (referee)
The Central Asia region, that once used to be condemned for a period of time, is now a golden target of the world leaders because of its natural resources so essential for the world. This attempt to get the access to important energies could cause worries about The New great game in Central Asia to many people. The aim of this thesis is to compare the power leadership of four world leaders, Russia, China, the USA and the EU, based on their hard and soft power in Central Asia region and to investigate the possible clash of interests of these countries quoting The New great game, Huntington's theory of Clash of civilisations and Brzezinski's Great Chessboard. At the very end of the theses there is an agreement of their interests, which would bring the answer to the negative assumptions and worries about the development of competition of the great powers in Central Asia.
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Analysis of relations between NATO and Russia in terms of energy security
Bartáková, Anna ; Dubský, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Kuchařová, Alžběta (referee)
Am of the thesis is to analyze the development of the relations between NATO and Russia since the eastern enlargement of NATO in 2004 until the formation of a New Strategic Concept in 2010 with an emphasis on theenergy diplomacy of Russia in the post-Soviet region.The functioning of Russian energy diplomacy is illustrated by the example of two Ukrainian gas wars. Objective of the thesis is to analyze how is Russia using its energy resources at the bilateral level (especially in the Eastern European region) and its influence towards NATO. There is an instrumental nature in understanding of the energy policy by Russia, which subsequently affects the potential expansion of NATO in the post-Soviet space. The conclusion is that European NATO and the U.S. should seek to maximize the diversification of energy resources to stabilize their negotiating position with the Russians.
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Aspects of Gas policy of the Russian federation
Abdukarimov, Anuar ; Joch, Roman (advisor) ; Štípek, Vladimír (referee)
This bachelor thesis presents a comprehensive view on the current state of the gas policy in Russia. The theoretical part deals with the mapping of the gas sector in particular stages of its development and important aspects, which will undoubtedly be of great importance in economic and political terms. Furthermore, discusses the world experience problems in the sector and the importance of gas exports to the Russian Federation. The analytical part is focused on the analysis of the structure of gas exports, the future development of Russia export policy, opportunities for new markets and risks associated with the use of alternative energy sources.
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Ukrainian Crisis – The Most Frequent Myths and Lies
Think-tank Evropské hodnoty ; Central European Policy Institute ; Víchová, Lenka ; Svoboda, David ; Svoboda, Karel ; Soukup, Ondřej ; Pazderka, Jozef ; Romancov, Michael ; Naď, Jaroslav ; Janda, Jakub
THE AIM OF THIS DOCUMENT In connection with the domestic Ukrainian crisis and the external Russian aggression towards the country, we are witnessing a surge of disinformation, falsehoods and facts taken out of context which are to conceal or bias the image of reality. The disinformation thwarts a serious debate on the issues which are crucial for the Ukrainian context and which the Czech public needs to know about. This is why the European Values Think-Tank addressed the prominent Czech and Slovak experts to create this document. Its main goal is to refute the most frequent myths and falsehoods about Ukraine and focus the Czech debate on the real state of affairs. We strongly believe that this document will help various persons (journalists, commentators, editors, analytics, politicians etc.) to understand and shed light on the events in Ukraine. The text was written by a group of experts who have been interested in Ukraine for a long time and are really in touch with the country. The document does not speak in favour of any institution which the authors work for. The European Values Think-Tank is responsible for the content.
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Symbolism of Russian Orthodoxy
KORNOVÁ, Zuzana
The Bachelor thesis portraits one of the most widespread religion in the world Orthodoxy. It focuses on selected symbols of the Orthodox Church traditions, especially on the liturgical feasts, icons and the eastern form of the Christian cross. It also mentions the historical development of religion in Russia. The thesis includes photographs and period images.
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Mimoevropský obchod České republiky
Stratilová, Lucie
Bachelor thesis analyses the trade of the Czech Republic aside the European Union and compares it with preferred states USA, China, Russia and India according to Export Strategy of the Czech Republic in years 2012 -- 2020.
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RUSSIAN TRADITION OF CONDUCTING IN ST. PETERSBURG
Macek, František ; OLIVIERI-MUNROE, Charles (advisor) ; SVÁROVSKÝ, Leoš (referee)
Bachelor thesis describes the Russian tradition of conducting in St. Petersburg. The text aims to provide a comprehensive insight into the musical culture of the city, especially focusing on the conductor. The thesis points out the major institutions of the city: the Mariinsky Theatre, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. The text emphasizes the work of three prominent conductors, who have greatly influenced these institutions and brought worldwide attention to them. These conductors are Eduard Napravnik, Yevgeny Mravinsky and Ilya Musin.
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Victorian Influence on the Russian Imperial Court Through the Family Ties between the English and Russian Royal Houses at the End of the 19th Century
DUFKOVÁ, Alena
This bachelor thesis aims to point out and describe the consequences of influence of both Victorianism and the person of Queen Victoria on the lifestyle at the Russian Imperial Court at the end of 19th and beginning of 20th century. It describes historical events which shaped Russia and focuses on family relations binding the Romanovs and the English ruling house. The thesis defines the meaning of Victorianism and determines the difference between mentality of Russian and English high Society. It relies on analysis of letters, diary entries and memoirs of the participants of the events mentioned. A brief description of post-Victorian relationship between the two countries concludes the thesis.
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