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Czech Senate and his role in international relations of the Czech republic
Stachová, Michaela ; Drulák, Petr (advisor) ; Karlas, Jan (referee)
Diploma thesis "The Czech Senate and its role in international relations of the Czech Republic" deals with the Czech Senate, its style of functioning and influence on international relations of the Czech Republic, with special attention to the relation between the Czech Republic and European Union. First, we shall deal with the role of the Senate in the international relations of the Czech Republic, as regards the relations between The Czech Senate and European Union and parliamentary diplomacy as well. After that will come our empirical research. We shall deal with the same questions as in the previous part, however, we will use a different method and compare the results of our research with concepts introduced in the theoretical part. As a result, we will identify the differences between theoretical possibilities of the Senate in this area and its real working. In the part about the style of the Senate, first, we shall show the style of functioning of the Senate according to the chosen literature. We will be interested in the following questions: the atmosphere in the Senate, the relations among senators, hierarchy of the senators and particular committees. In more detail we will focus on two committees, the Committee on EU Affairs and the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security. One...
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The role of Parliamentary Diplomacy in the bilateral relationship of the Czech Republic and South Korea
Bednářová, Dita ; Volenec, Otakar (advisor) ; Kochan, Jan (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the role of Parliamentary Diplomacy in the bilateral relationship of the Czech Republic and South Korea. The term "Parliamentary Diplomacy", which presents a new kind of diplomatic relations, begins to gain its status within the international relations. The thesis is divided into three chapters, one of which deals with the definition of Parliamentary Diplomacy and development of this term. The second chapter examines the function and abroad activities of the Parliament of the Czech republic. The final chapter applies theories and assumptions, contained in the thesis, to the function of the Czech Parliamentary Diplomacy in practice.
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