Prehliadanie podľa Autor "Terem, Peter"

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    Slovensko a Západný Balkán - od aktívneho tvorcu agendy k pasívnemu prijímateľovi
    (Belianum. Vydavateľstvo Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici, 2026) Strážay, Tomáš; Terem, Peter
    The Slovak Republic has long been profiled as a supporter of the integration ambitions of the Western Balkan countries and in the international environment as an "expert" on the region. The Western Balkans have become a territorial priority of several Slovak governments and interest in it has been demonstrated not only by the increasing number of diplomatic representations at the bilateral level, but also by the engagement of Slovak diplomats and other actors in important processes taking place in the region. In order to justify the prioritization of the Western Balkans, the authors refer to the small state theory, according to which small states search for their thematic prioritization to increase their reputation vis-à-vis their partner and allies. States in general also tend to play a specific national role. In relation to the Western Balkans, the role of an “example” is most applicable to the Slovak case. The second part of the article focuses on the changes in priorities of the Slovak foreign policy in relation to the Western Balkans. A more detailed analysis of the instruments of Slovakia's foreign policy, its institutional background, as well as the development in the area of ​​personal capacity of Slovak diplomacy is conducted. The authors suggest that the influence of domestic determinants, and particularly the willingness of the governmental parties to meet expectation of their voters, serve as an important explanatory factor for the changes in foreign policy priorities of Slovakia during the fourth government of the prime minister Robert Fico.
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    Strategické zameranie zahraničnej a bezpečnostnej politiky SR ako členského štátu EÚ a NATO
    (Belianum. Vydavateľstvo Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici, 2023) Beňuška, Tomáš; Bolečeková, Martina; Čajka, Peter; Fogaš, Anton; Gura, Radovan; Huraj Rošteková, Mária; Ištok, Róbert; Kozárová, Irina; Lenč, Marek; Muller, Vladimír; Rýsová, Lucia; Slobodníková, Ivana; Terem, Peter; Ušiak, Jaroslav; Vlček, Dalibor; Vancel, Róbert
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    Visegrad Reconsidered - the prospects of the most efficient regional cooperation format in Central Europe at the time
    (Wydawnictvo Wyższej Szkoły Gospodarki Euroregionalnej im. Alcie De Gasperi : Józefów, 2025) Strážay, Tomáš; Terem, Peter
    Objectives: The article focuses on the development of subregional cooperation in Central Europe. The emphasis is on the Visegrad Four format consisting of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. The article tries to answer the question whether it is still beneficial for participating countries to cooperate in the V4 framework. The article also aims to identify both possibilities and constraints that would frame cooperation in the V4 format in the foreseeable future, as well as to suggest some areas of cooperation. Material and methods: The approaches of Alexander Wendt's social constructivism are employed. The Visegrad framework of cooperation can be understood as a social structure that changes over time, as its identities and interests gradually change – according to the principle of mutual, constantly ongoing constitution of the structure and actors. The constructivist approach also allows to explain the behavior of individual actors (V4 countries) in different periods of the functioning of the Visegrad Group. Results: The willingness of individual countries to cooperate remains to be an essential condition for the functioning of the Visegrad cooperation. The positioning of the V4 countries in the EU and international relations in general, formation of their foreign and security policies, as well as their mutual interaction will play a major role. The impact of external environment and influence of external stakeholders also cannot be neglected. Conclusions: The article analysed the Visegrad Group as an interesting example of a subregional cooperation format from the point of view of international relations. The constructivist approach, which was employed, enabled us to identify different phases of evolution of the Visegrad cooperation in the past, as well to suggest possible ways of development in the future.