Vol 40 No 3 (2005) | Czech Journal of International Relations

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Research Articles

The EU Presidency: Principles, problems, and reform

Markéta Pitrová, Petr Kaniok

5-23
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Czech Perceptions of China: Between Matter-of-Factness and Imagination, Between Orientalism and Occidentalism

Rudolf Fürst

24-43
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The Mirror of Orientalism: Images of Tibet in the Czech context

Jana Rozehnalová

44-62
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Consultations

The Kingdom of Thailand and the Czech Republic: A Network of Bilateral Relations

Miroslav Nožina, Jiří Šitler, Jana Fajfrová

63-80
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Islamism as the Voice of Opposition in the Arab World and the Post-Soviet Republics of Central Asia

Ondřej Ditrych

81-92
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Russia in contemporary Central Asia: comeback or continuity? The case of Tajikistan

Slavomír Horák

93-111
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Discussions

Pitfalls of Public Choice: Polemic with Marek Loužek's "Can Public Choice Theory Explain EU Enlargement?"

Petr Drulák

112-118
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In Defence of a Positivist Approach: Reply to Petr Drulák's Polemic

Marek Loužek

119-125
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Book Reviews

Brian Crozierd: Vzestup a pád sovětské říše

Petr Kratochvíl

126-128
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Fareed Zakaria: Budoucnost svobody. Neliberální demokracie v USA i ve světě

Vladimír Kváča

129-133
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Domenico Mario Nuti - Milica Uvalic (eds.): Post-communist Transtition to a Market Economy. Lessons and Challenges

Filip Tesař

134-138
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Martin Srholec: Přímé zahraniční investice v České republice. Teorie a praxe v mezinárodním srovnání

Jan Hřích

139-143
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Neta C. Crawford: Argument and Change in World Politics. Ethics, Decolonization, and Humanitarian Intervention

Alena Drieschová

144-148
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