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A Comparative Analysis of South American Integration: Cases of CAN and UNASUR
Husáková, Gabriela ; Kučerová, Irah (advisor) ; Karlas, Jan (referee)
This thesis deals with the issue of different efficiency between two integrational organizations in Latin America: Andean Community, and Union of South American Nations, by using neoliberal theory of international relations to examine he causes as to why the Andean Community is more efficient than the Union of South American Nations. First, the theoretical definition of neoliberal theory and the concept of cooperation problems are discussed. Then, follow chapters describing integration in Latin America, in general with all its characteristics, and a chapter describing history and basic institutional settings of the two organizations. In the practical part, each cooperation problem is either applied to the organizations and a relation between these problems and institutional setting, number of member states, and homogeneity between member states is examined. In the conclusion, the all three cooperational problems are brought together to determine, whether the main cause of different efficiency is the institutional setting and number of member states, or the homogeneity between members.
The United States of America as a Cause of Latin American Integration Process
Váňa, Radek ; Krausz Hladká, Malvína (advisor) ; Soukup, Jaromír (referee)
The thesis deals with the causes of emergence of the most important Latin American integration groups in a period since the end of the World War II till the present days. The set of groups consists of ALADI, CAN, SELA, OTCA, MERCOSUR, ACS-AEC, ALBA, UNASUR, CELAC, and the Pacific Alliance. The main goal of the thesis is to discover how did the power predominance of the United States contribute to the emergence of Latin American integration groups. The tested hypothesis is based on the concept of soft balancing, and assumes that the primary cause of emergence of Latin American integration groups was the fear of the power predominance of the United States. The causes of emergence are always examined from the perspective of the historical context and the founding treaty. If needed, other relevant documents are examined as well. Moreover, the thesis deals with the direct predecessors of the selected groups, too. Pursuant to 4 basic criteria, the selected integration groups were divided into 3 categories according to their relevance to represent the region of Latin America as a whole. Thanks to that, the qualitative evaluation of the causes of emergence of the groups could have been done. Apart from an overview of development of the Latin American integration process, the thesis also provides an answer...
Post-neoliberalism and the path towards integration in South America
Flores Uijtewaal, Celeste ; Krausz Hladká, Malvína (advisor) ; Riegl, Martin (referee)
Over the past decade, South America has been undergoing many transformations, through which it has been experiencing rapid economic growth, has heightened its ability to act more autonomously from international influence on matters of decision-making, and in general is perceived to have become a more stable region in several aspects. In this outlook, South America is increasingly distinguishing itself from the rest of Latin America. South America has been seeking integration for more than two centuries, when independence from the colonizing powers marked the introduction of the notion of integration in the region. However, most observers would argue that until now, South America has not succeeded in achieving its integration aims. Today, however, a new form of regional integration is being introduced in South America, which is said to differ significantly from previous integration schemes. This time, integration is based on left governments, and thereby South America is thought to have entered a Post Neoliberal stage. Historical factors explain the need for a Post Neoliberal approach to government nowadays, as it may be the only sustainable way forward for the region's development. Post Neoliberalism is therefore at the core of new integration efforts. Particularly the recently established Unasur...
Position of UNASUR in International Relations
Kvašinská, Pavla ; Kochan, Jan (advisor) ; Demková, Marcela (referee)
This bachelor thesis concentrates on the position of the regional block UNASUR in international relations. UNASUR is an integration block of the South American region, which was created in 2008. It aims to strengthen and extend the cooperation between the countries of South America. In this thesis I make detailed analysis of this efforts made in the field of security and international relations. Both relations between the individual member states and between the block and other international actors are observed. The main goal of the thesis is to evaluate the position of UNASUR in the system of international relations.
UNASUR - analysis of the Southamerican integration
ŠPITÁLSKÁ, Iveta
The objective of this bachelor thesis is to clarify the process of integration in the region known as Latin America. In Part 2:- Theory, I define borders and analyze the origin of the term "Latin America". I also deal with the theories of terms related to the topic. In the following section, I analyze the historical development of integration, while exploring the influence of the United States´ tendency to integrate into Latin America. The main subject of analysis is the organization UNASUR. I will try to illustrate its institutional structure, goals, and successful projects.
Regionalism in Latin America-current trends
Siegelová, Romana ; Stuchlíková, Zuzana (advisor) ; De Castro, Tereza (referee)
The intent of this thesis is to introduce new integration group, UNASUR, compare to other integration groups and analyse views on its effects and characteristics of current development. A partial goal of this thesis is to analyze future development of regionalism in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Integration of Latin America
Řeřichová, Michaela ; Hlavičková, Vlasta (advisor) ; Gullová, Soňa (referee)
The objective of the thesis is to describe and analyse the processes of integration in Latin America. The first part focuses on the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), especially on the reasons which caused the failure of the project. The second part targets the new born Union of South-American Nations (UNASUR), the motives for its creation and analysis of the actual state of affairs. The third part presents the current political situation which is crucial for the succesfull operating of the UNASUR.

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