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1	Odzbrojení: vývoj bilaterálních smluv mezi USA a Ruskem / Disarmament: the development of bilateral treaties between the USA and Russia Svoboda, Lukáš January 2014 (has links) The goal of this thesis was to map historical progress of disarmament agreements between Russian Federation and The United States of America from the end of the World War II, through the Cold War and ending in the present, formulated by the latest agreement NEW START made in 2010. This period of time includes rounds of negotiations about SALT, SALT II, INF agreement, through START I, START II, which never came in effect, ending with NEW START. Thesis is analyzing agreements not only via itself agreement's lines or proposals but also with their negotiations that led to formation of the agreements including brief historical background in which they were formatted. Rather bigger attention in this thesis is dedicated to the NEW START agreement which gained experience from past agreements. Thesis is divided into 5 chapters where the first chapter is dealing with theoretical delimits of terms which are necessary for sufficient understanding of the textual mater of these agreements. Other chapters are designed so that after every short introduction of the historical background is following analysis of the agreements or their particular links and their comparison with the previous agreements. Last chapter is focused on the issues about controlling the fulfillments of the agreements under the agreements...
2	Model dvouúrovňových her se zaměřením na vliv domácích institucí a preferencí domácích aktérů na příkladu SALT I / Two-level Games: Influence of Domestic Institutions and Preferences of Domestic Actors on the Example of SALT I. Ježek, Jiří January 2017 (has links) Concept of Two-level games is one of the most sophisticated approach for analysis of the process of international bargaining. Moreover, many research papers focused either on prediction of the outcome of international negotiations or on explanation of the outcomes of former negotiations are based on premises of this concept. However, its application on real example of the negotiation, specifically, on the SALT I talks between the Soviet Union and the United States shows that the Two-level games is not universally valid since many of its predictions have not been verified. There are certain limitations within crucial independent variables (defined by the concept) connected with domestic institutions and domestic preferences and their influence on the size of win-set which has direct impact on the results of the bargaining process. These limitations must be considered in the research. The analysis of the SALT I explores that heterogeneous preferences as well as relatively strong domestic institutions do not have to result in smaller win-set; that presence of no-agreement costs can reduce an influence of other variables, and; that presence of those non-expected (from the view of the original concept) consequences caused by the adjustment of the independent variables occurs within the negotiations...
3	The Limits of Control: A History of the SALT Process, 1969-1983 Ambrose, Matthew John January 2014 (has links) No description available. International Relations History Military History American History Foreign Policy National Security Nuclear History Arms Control SALT I SALT II INF Nuclear Strategy Cold War Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Detente Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Nuclear Weapons International Relations Diplomatic History

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