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21	The British Foreign Office Views and the Making of the 1907 Anglo-Russian Entente, From the 1890s Through August 1907 Blevins, Jeff T. (Jeff Taylor) 08 1900 (has links) This thesis examines British Foreign Office views of Russia and Anglo-Russian relations prior to the 1907 Anglo-Russian Entente. British diplomatic documents, memoirs, and papers in the Public Record Office reveal diplomatic concern with ending Central Asian tensions. This study examines Anglo-Russian relations from the pre-Lansdowne era, including agreements with Japan (1902) and France (1904), the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-05, and the shift in Liberal thinking up to the Anglo-Russian Entente. The main reason British diplomats negotiated the Entente was less to end Central Asian friction, this thesis concludes, than the need to check Germany, which some Foreign Office members believed, was bent upon European hegemony. 1907 Anglo-Russian Entente British Foreign Office Anglo-Russian relations Great Britain. Foreign Office.
22	Představy o budoucím Slovensku (koncepce poválečného Slovenska 1914-1918) / Ideas on future Slovakia (Conceptions of Slovakia after the Great War 1914-1918) Bandžuch, Tomáš January 2011 (has links) The goal of this dissertation is to describe an evolution of visions of the Slovak future, as they were introduced during the Great War (1914-1918) by groups of Slovaks living mainly abroad. It strives to decide, which of these visions had a chance to become real and which were only fantasies without real political importance. To reach this goal it tries to describe Slovak relations to other relevant nations in pre-war years and also the position of Slovaks in their fatherland or abroad including the ideologies by which they were influenced. One of most decisive goals of this dissertation should be answering the question if the Czecho-Slovak orientation was the only alternative to the idea of Hungarian state for Slovak politicians, or if the victory of this conception in 1918 was just a result of unpredictable processes, and whether other conceptions had their chance to influence the Slovak future, too.
23	Турецкие правительственные программы стимулирования экспорта и их влияние на развитие торгово-экономических отношений с Россией : магистерская диссертация / The Turkish Government Programs on Export Promotion and their Effects on Development of Trade and Economic Relations with Russia Sultonova, M. T., Султонова, М. Т. January 2015 (has links) The paper is dedicated to study and analysis of the Turkish government export promotion programs, developed in the late 80s early 90s. of the 20thcentury and their impact on foreign trade and foreign economic activities of the Turkish small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as on the development of trade and economic relations with Russia. The author reveals the key features of the formation of export promotion programs, identifies long-term strategic goals, directions, options and limitations of current programs directed to support the Turkish private sector. / Работа посвящена изучению и анализу правительственных программ стимулирования экспорта, разработанных в конце 80х начале 90х гг. ХХ века и их влияния на внешнеторговую и внешнеэкономическую деятельность турецкого малого и среднего предпринимательства, а также на развитие торговых и экономических отношений с Россией. Автор раскрывает ключевые особенности формирования программ поддержки экспорта, выявляет долгосрочные стратегические цели, направления, альтернативы и ограничения современных турецких программ поддержки частного сектора. MASTER'S THESIS THE TURKISH REPUBLIC ECONOMICS TURGUT OZAL EXPORT PROMOTION PROGRAMS SME TRADE AND ECONOMIC RELATIONS PROGRAMS REVENUE TURKISH - RUSSIAN RELATIONS ТУРЕЦКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА ЭКОНОМИКА ТУРГУТ ОЗАЛ ПРОГРАММЫ ПОДДЕРЖКИ МСП

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The British Foreign Office Views and the Making of the 1907 Anglo-Russian Entente, From the 1890s Through August 1907

Představy o budoucím Slovensku (koncepce poválečného Slovenska 1914-1918) / Ideas on future Slovakia (Conceptions of Slovakia after the Great War 1914-1918)