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Současná střední Evropa

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JTB127

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Lecturer:

Mgr. Ing. Olga Švepešová Blaťáková

Schedule:

The course will take place twice a week starting April 9, 2024:

Tuesdays: 9:30 – 10:50 AM

Thursdays: 8:00 – 9:20 AM

Class Topics 1. What is Central Europe?  (April 9)

·       Introduction and presentation of the course objectives and assignments

·       Understanding the term Central Europe, concepts & views 2. Central Europe and Foreign Policy I: Regional Integration and Security Policy (April 11)

·       EU and NATO integration and partnerships

·       The Visegrad Group, Bucharest Nine, Three Seas Initiative, Austerlitz/Slavkov Format

·       Politics of neutrality (Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein) 3. Central Europe and Foreign Policy II: Bilateral and Global Relations (April 16)

·       Relations with Great Powers

·       Relations with European Powers 4. Poland (April 18)

·       Modern Polish foreign policy

·       Polish parliamentary elections 2023 and shift in internal political dynamics 5. Hungary (April 23)

·       Foreign and European policies of Hungary

·       Diaspora and irredentism 6. Czech Republic and Slovakia (April 25)

·       Understanding historical ties and dissolution of Czechoslovakia

·       Current relations and cooperation between the Czech Republic and Slovakia 7. Czech Foreign Policy (April 30)

·       Priorities & concepts 8. Simulation (May 2)

·       Students will test their knowledge and make leadership decisions in a real-world foreign policy scenario involving Central Europe 9. Visiting Lecturer: Czech Republic and Visegrad Group (May 7)

·       (TBC) Guest speaker from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic 10. Populism in Central Europe (May 9)

·       Roots and causes for populism in Central European countries 11. Presentation of Case studies I (May 14) 12. Presentation of Case studies II (May 16)

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This course focuses on explaining current trends, initiatives, and developments in Central Europe in the context of region's political history. Emphasizing a practical approach, the course integrates simulations, case study presentations, and engaging discussions to provide students with a thorough understanding of the complex dynamics and challenges shaping the region today.