Czech-Russian Relations 1989-2012

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Czech-Russian Relations 1989-2012

KUCHYŇKOVÁ, Petra, Petr KRATOCHVÍL and Boris SHMELEV

Basic information

Original name

Czech-Russian Relations 1989-2012

Authors

KUCHYŇKOVÁ, Petra, Petr KRATOCHVÍL and Boris SHMELEV

Edition

Prague, Russia and East Central Europe after the Cold War. A Fundamentally Transformed Relationship, p. 95-134, 39 pp. 2015

Publisher

Human Rights Publishers

Other information

Language

English

Type of outcome

Kapitola resp. kapitoly v odborné knize

Field of Study

50601 Political science

Country of publisher

Czech Republic

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Publication form

electronic version available online

References:

URL

Organization unit

Faculty of Social Studies

ISBN

978-80-903523-9-1

Keywords (in Czech)

Rusko, Česká republika, historie vzájemných vztahů, ekonomické a obchodní vztahy, energetická bezpečnost, politický diskurz, veřejné mínění

Keywords in English

Russia, The Czech Republic, history of mutual relations, economic and trade relations, energy security, political discourse, public opinion

Abstract

V originále

The study explores the rather complicated relationship between the Czech Republic and the Russian Federation in the years following the end of the Cold War. It is an attempt at a synthesis of two national perspectives, the Russian and the Czech. The text starts with the short outline of the period of transformation of mutual relations in the 1990´s and at the beginning of the 21st century. The key factors, which influenced this development such as NATO and the EU enlargement are particularly underlined. Besides the security issues energy, economic relations and the evolution of Czech political discourse and public opinion about Russia are the main dimensions, which are analyzed in the study. The conclusions explore the main successes and failures of the relationship.

Citovat

KUCHYŇKOVÁ, Petra, Petr KRATOCHVÍL and Boris SHMELEV. Czech-Russian Relations 1989-2012. Online. In Andrei Zagorski. Russia and East Central Europe after the Cold War. A Fundamentally Transformed Relationship. Prague: Human Rights Publishers, 2015, p. 95-134, 39 pp. ISBN 978-80-903523-9-1.

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KUCHYŇKOVÁ, Petra, Petr KRATOCHVÍL and Boris SHMELEV. Czech-Russian Relations 1989-2012. Online. In Andrei Zagorski. \textit{Russia and East Central Europe after the Cold War. A Fundamentally Transformed Relationship}. Prague: Human Rights Publishers, 2015, p.~95-134, 39 pp. ISBN~978-80-903523-9-1.

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