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Přístup OSN k hrozbě globálního terorismu: Komparace případových studií al-Kájdy a Islámského státu
Karkulíková, Martina
This bachelor thesis is focused on the admission of the United Nations to the imminence of global terrorism. The first part introduces and describes the main definitions and characteristics of terrorist organizations together with current development of individual forms of terrorism. Next part deals with the procedure of evaluation terrorism threats by the United Nations and what kind of tools the United Nations has for a fight against terrorism. The last part is comparison of the case studies of al-Qaeda and Islamic State which describe the activites of terrorist organizations and specific procedures of the United Nations which are evaluated in the last part of this thesis.
Global Terrorism and New Media: The Case Study of the Islamic State
Fialová, Tereza ; Lehmannová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Žáková, Gabriela (referee)
The diploma thesis Global Terrorism and New Media: The Case Study of the Islamic State examines the use of modern means of communication and technologies by global terrorists on the case of the terrorist organization Islamic State. The main hypothesis of this study is the claim that the Islamic State is using a very sophisticated communication strategy that, in combination with new technologies, allows its global scope. Through its propaganda methods, it tries not only to manipulate the audience and attract potential followers, but also demoralize and intimidate its enemies. The combination of two qualitative research methods, the case study and thematic analysis, enabled a more detailed examination of the Islamic State communication strategy and its propaganda messages in a selected data sample.
Aplikace poznatků z Rudých brigád v boji proti globálnímu terorismu
Lagazzi, Alexandr ; Eichler, Jan (advisor) ; Dubský, Zbyněk (referee)
This Bachelor thesis seeks to analyse the rise and fall of the Red Brigades within the wave of Italian political terrorism in order to suggest the application of findings onto global terrorism, while working on three hypotheses. First, the thesis implies that features of multiple phases of terrorism are present in the life-span of the Italian left-wing terrorist organization. Secondly, within the dismantling of the Red Brigades, the role of the State is regarded as substantial (combined with internal conflicts). Lastly, upon the outlined analyses, the findings are deemed to be applicable onto the phase of global terrorism. Through mapping the activities of the Red Brigades and subjecting the major attacks to an analysis through the theoretical definitions of terrorism, the author seeks to draw conclusion mainly by a synthesis of the communicative strategy, psychological impact and state reaction(s) to terrorism. Concluding, the thesis suggests some key findings, regarded as effective tools of fight against Italian terrorism, to be applied onto global terrorism.
Global Terrorism and the Media as the Means of Communication
Černikov, Dmitrij ; Střítecký, Vít (advisor) ; Karásek, Tomáš (referee)
The master thesis Global terrorism and the media as the means of communication focuses on examining the relationship between terrorist organisations and the news media which play a key role in planning terrorist attacks. The author assumes that a better understanding of the mutual relationship within the communication process requires the engagement of other players into the research as well: the government and the public. Their mutual interdependence is illustrated on the abstract model from which the author, afterwards, deduces the factors which influence relationships between all the players.
Comparison of counter-terrorism strategies of the USA and the EU
Krajňáková, Kristýna ; Matějka, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Dubský, Zbyněk (referee)
The thesis focuses on comparison of strategies of the USA and the EU in the fight against global terrorism, thus since terrorist attacks committed on 11 September 2001. The aim of the thesis is to assess which one of the strategies offers more suitable longterm counter-terrorism tool. Confrontation of the strategies with current development of global terrorism is included to help to assess strengths and weaknesses of the strategies.
The fight against terrorism in the Czech Republic and the European Union: the Czech Republic as an active and autonomous actor?
Krajňáková, Kristýna ; Rolenc, Jan Martin (advisor) ; Přikryl, Pavel (referee)
Global terrorism is one of the dominant security threat of the 21st century. The aim of the project is to assess the current position of the Czech Republic in the European Union in terms of its activities and the degree of autonomy in the fight against this phenomenon.
The Impact of Terrorism on the U.S. Economy
Kupsová, Petra ; Neumann, Pavel (advisor) ; Antal, Jarolím (referee)
This bachelor paper evaluates the impact of terrorism on the U.S. economy. In the theoretical part the term terrorism is explained as well as its possible implications. In the next part different types of counter-terrorist measures are characterized together with their costs. In the practical part immediate damage caused by the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001 is evaluated as well as the general macroeconomic consequences of terrorist attacks. Specific costs are demonstrated on the example of U.S.A.

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