Thesis/Dissertation: Bc. Samuel Žilinčík: Relevance of Classical Strategists for Contemporary Civil Wars
Master's thesis
Relevance of Classical Strategists for Contemporary Civil Wars
Relevantnosť Klasických Stratégov pre Občianske Vojny Súčasnosti
Abstract
Občianske vojny sú dominantným typom ozbrojeného konfliktu v dnešnom svete. Klasickí stratégovia využívaní ku porozumeniu vojny na Západe ale väčšinu svojich diel písali o medzištátnych vojnách. Cieľom diplomovej práce je zistiť do akej miery sú poznatky klasických stratégov relevantné pre súčasné občianske vojny. Autor využíva metódy konceptuálnej a teoretickej analýzy v kombinácii s prehľadom literatúry …more
Abstract
Civil wars are the dominant type of armed conflict in today’s world. However, classical strategists who have shaped the Western understanding of war, dedicated majority of their works to the topic of inter-state wars. The aim of this research is to find out to what extent are the observations of classical strategists relevant for contemporary civil wars. The author utilizes a combination of conceptual …more
Thesis description
1/6/2018 06:45, prof. JUDr. PhDr. Miroslav Mareš, Ph.D., UČO 922
Attachments
Ziadost_o_vyuzitie_seminarnej_prace.pdf
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