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Vyučující
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Marek Daniel, doc. Mgr. Ph.D.
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Obsah předmětu
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1 - COURSE INTRODUCTION 2 - TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY DURING COLD WAR I. 3 - TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY DURING COLD WAR II. 4 - TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY AFTER COLD WAR I. 5 - TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY AFTER COLD WAR II. 6 - TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY AND RUSSIA 7 - TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY AND CHINA 8 - TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY AND MIDDLE EAST
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Studijní aktivity a metody výuky
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nespecifikováno
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Výstupy z učení
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The objective of this course is to analyse historical and contemporary developments in the security and defence relations between the United States and Europe since the Second World War. The course analyses the evolution of the US's relations with Europe, initially in the context of the Cold War super-power rivalry and later against the background of the post-Cold War "new world order? and globalisation. It explains key events, factors, actors, institutional framework of the relationship (both bilateral and multilateral) as well as the application of main IR theories and Foreign Policy Analysis (FPA) approaches to the transatlantic security. At the end of the course, students should be able to understand the evolution of the transatlantic security relationship during and after the Cold War, the key contemporary security issues facing both sides of the Atlantic, and the development of common foreign and security policies of the European Union. The students are expected to: learn how to analyse transatlantic security relations within the frameworks provided by international relations theories and FPA understand key developments and aspects of the transatlantic security relationship understand and analyse the impact of the United States on European security and defence policy cooperation
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Předpoklady
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nespecifikováno
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Hodnoticí metody a kritéria
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nespecifikováno
Students will be responsible for reading the required material PRIOR to the seminar for which it has been assigned. Readings will serve as the basis for class discussions. The instructor reserves the right to alter the readings in order to facilitate the class. The students are required to regularly follow the latest developments connected with the course topics using the www.politico.eu, nato.int, www.europa.eu.int websites, The Economist (www.economist.com), and the Financial Times (www.ft.com). In order to complete the course the students need to have full attendance (only 1 class can be missed, but only when excused), pass a written test (open-question test) and submit an essay (electronically via e-mail). Students are encouraged to come up with their own suggestions regarding the essay topics. The essay should meet all requirements for analytical work and be properly footnoted.
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Doporučená literatura
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