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Margaret Thatcher's foreign policy. Her attitude to communism and to the Soviet Union in the eighties
Horová, Kateřina ; Váška, Jan (advisor) ; Jůzová, Lucie (referee)
Bachelor thesis Margaret Thatcher's foreign policy. Her attitude to communism and to the Soviet Union in the eighties shows on singles examples development of Margaret Thatcher's attitude to communism when she was the prime ministr of Great Britain. Her critical opinions to communism was clear in the perion when she wasn 't in high policy, at the beginning this thesis are consider on how she get on the post of the prime minister. Most attention is given to the period when she was the prime minister. Thesis try according to her's reactions to the singles examples, which influenced relations between East and West in the eighties, shows development of her attitudes to communism. Next question is if her anticommunism was influenced by her quite good relationship with the leader of Soviet union Michail Gorbachev. Intention of this thesis is look into conception of foreign policy of Margaret Thatcher towards Soviet Union. What influenced her's decisions and by what she guided in her 's foreign polici towards Soviet union.
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Reforms in Turkey under the EU membership vision 1995 - 2005
Špačková, Petra ; Šlosarčík, Ivo (advisor) ; Váška, Jan (referee)
The thesis "The Reforms in Turkey under the EU membership vision, 1995 - 2005" charts the sphere of political, social and economical reforms in Turkey. The reforms were divided into the three waves, which were started by, in EU - Turkey relations framework, breaking events (1995 - Custom union Agreement, 1999 - Turkey has obtained the candidate state statut, 2003 - pro-european R. T. Erdogan began the turkish Prime minister). This thesis also touches the EU member states positions to possible Turkey EU membership, which are often ambivalent. Neither the impact of turkish membership in Union (on EU functioning, on Turkey internal progress etc.) is omitted. The work summarized these important conclusions: 1) In the interest of Turkey's accession to the European Union really extensive reforms were realized and they are still realizing in this country. Compared to other accessive countries these reforms cover much larger sphere of life and they are much more extensive. 2) The focal point of reforms in Turkey is still in the legislative level (resp. theoretical level) - not in the practical life, where the reforms are realized very slowly. 3) The reasons of deficienty reforms realization lie mostly in the historical, also in cultural and especially in religious background of Turkey. 4) The reason behind opening...
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Europeanization of Italian Politics. Case Study: Italian Regional Policy For South
Rozsívalová, Martina ; Perottino, Michel (advisor) ; Váška, Jan (referee)
This contribution presents a reflection on the Europeanization of Italian regional policy for Mezzogiorno, that is, on the domestic impact of EU regional policy on policies and strategies of Italian state in the process of transition. The process of Europeanization of Italian regional policy in 1990s can be interpreted as a paradigmatic change, marked by three stages. "Europeanization" is meant here as concerning the mechanisms and dynamics of national response to supranational policy inputs, with a specific attention to factors of resistance and change in Southern Italian institutions and policies. This paper also highlights the problems with the use of the concept of Europeanization. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Labour Party and European intergration
Andrejková, Lucie ; Váška, Jan (referee)
v českém jazyce není součástí práce. Úryvek ze závěru: Cílem rigorózní práce byla analýza postojů britské labouristické strany k evropskému sjednocování a jejich změn od počátku evropské integrace do Blairovy administrativy. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The United Kingdom and the European Integration: Influence of foreign trade and monetary politics on the British attitude towards Europe between the years 1941 and 1973
Matera, Jan ; Kasáková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Váška, Jan (referee)
The master's thesis The United Kingdom and the European Integration: Influence of foreign trade and monetary politics on the British attitude towards Europe between the years 1941 and 1973 explores the relationship of the United Kingdom towards European integration in a period from the end of the Second World War to the point of becoming a member of the European Economic Community in 1973. The relationship of the United Kingdom with Europe is studied by analysing international monetary and trade politics of the United Kingdom, its economic standing in the world and comparative strength of Pound Sterling. All of these variables played a key role in the development of aforementioned relationship. The aim of the thesis is to ascertain the role played by international monetary and trade politics of the United Kingdom in relation to European integration. The research itself is divided into three chapters and overall defined and underpinned by conjoining two theories of hegemonic stability and aspects of realist school of political economy. First chapter examines the emergence and development of Bretton Woods system and American economic hegemony. Following chapter explores the relationship between the United Kingdom and the Sterling Area. Final chapter deals with British economic relationship towards...
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