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European collaborative defense projects and the military capacity of the EU
 Kalisky, Boris ; Karásek, Tomáš (advisor) ; Eichler, Jan (referee)
Diploma thesis "European collaborative defense projects and the military capacity of the EU" is dealing with the realization of cooperative projects and with their influence on the development of military capacities of the European Union member states. The author examines the economic and military advantages of international defense collaboration. The optimal way of collaboration leads to lower development and production costs, higher quality of the product and better competitiveness on the market. The author uses selected European programs to test how the results are achieved in reality. Further author identifies the goals of the European Defense and Security Policy as they were set up by the European Union. Mainly the so called Petersberg Tasks. The author examines which military capabilities the European Union needs to build in order to realize the full scope of the Petersberg Tasks and whether the realized collaborative projects enhance the capabilities of the Union for these tasks.
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Responsibility to Protect in European security policy
 Křišťanová, Karolina ; Trávníčková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Dubský, Zbyněk (referee)
The aim of the present thesis is to find common ground between Responsibility to protect (R2P) and European Security and Defense Policy in a way that would enable us to say whether and in which way can the two policies be supportive of one another in achieving their goals. The thesis is divided into three chapters. Chapter one describes Responsibility to protect. It especially focuses on the features and the content of the policy on the background of its development. Finally, it discusses the means that the norm employs. Chapter two is about European security and defense policy, but focuses almost entirely on European security strategy. Chapter three answers why and in what way the EU should include R2P into its security policy. It further tries to establish what the European Union should focus on, while implementing R2P. The very last section provides suggestions for what steps should the EU now follow in order to help effectively implement R2P while practicing its security and defense policy.
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