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Evropská politika v období rumunského předsednictví
 Kašpar, Tomáš
This diploma thesis deals with Romanian presidency in the Council of the EU in the first half of 2019. The purpose of this thesis is the analysis of particular Romanian steps that led to the legislative progress in context and to the evaluation of Romanian presidency. In the first part, author defines the matter of presidency mandate in the Council of the EU. The second part is dedicated to the state of Romania, its relations with EU and the circumstances of the starting phase as a head of the Council of the EU. In the third part of the thesis there are analyzed steps leading to the legislative progress that was achieved under the leadership of Romania. In the last part, the Romanian presidency is also evaluated according to the priority pillars of Romania.
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The Comparison of Attitudes of Ireland and Great Britain in Selected Aspects of the European Integration
 Stejskalová, Štěpánka ; Šlosarčík, Ivo (advisor) ; Kasáková, Zuzana (referee)
The diploma thesis "Komparace postojů Irska a Velké Británie u vybraných aspektů Evropské integrace" deals with attitudes of Great Britain and Ireland to the politics of the European Union. Based on the available literature (using the descriptive and analytical method), the thesis proves how divergent or vice versa accordance are particular policies and approaches of these two states, whose past is completely different and has fundamental influence on contemporary access of these members to the European Union. In the history of Great Britain's and the European Union's relation it is always possible to find a certain fact that distinguished Britain from other partners in the European Union. It is then also different from the neighbouring Ireland. The diploma thesis analyses first of all the financial framework of the European Union, its regional and foreign policy. It is divided into five chapters - besides already mentioned regional, economic and foreign policy, the diploma thesis delas with the access of Ireland and Great Britain to European referendums, accentuated is first of all the referendum on the Treaty of Nice and the contemporary debate on the rejected Treaty of Lisbon. Finally are analysed last two presidencies of Ireland and Great Britain in years 2004 and 2005. The purpose of the diploma thesis...
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