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Jan Holzer,Miroslav Mare?Employs an interdisciplinary foreign policy analysis to address the Czech Republic’s international policies.Presents a conceptual framework of geopolitical connectedness between two states formed by a

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Czech Security Dilemma978-3-030-20546-1Series ISSN 2731-0329 Series E-ISSN 2731-0337

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Christian Schulmeyer,Frank Keupers, such as political science, history, security studies, linguistics, literature, and economics. It analyses not only the perceptions of the Czech governing elites but also the perspectives of the media and general public.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84996-510-1y of two mutually interrelated probes: one explores the structure of Czech translations of Russian literary works as regards their genres and topics, the other analyses topical and linguistic aspects of Czech opinion journalism in relation to Russia; both cover the period 2012 to 2017.

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Szymon Fedor,Alex Gluhak,Srdjan Krcoions confirm the historical continuity of most of the studied issues. The book aimed to help the readers grasp the complex Czech relationship with Russia and facilitate their understanding of future events in the Czech Republic as they unfold in the upcoming intricate period of regional and global developments.

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Slavonic Brothers? Current Language, Literature and Cultural Interaction Between Russia and the Czey of two mutually interrelated probes: one explores the structure of Czech translations of Russian literary works as regards their genres and topics, the other analyses topical and linguistic aspects of Czech opinion journalism in relation to Russia; both cover the period 2012 to 2017.

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Czech Images of Russian History as a Societal Security Issue,for its own identity, political contests and legitimacy in Czech historiography of Russia. Included in the chapter is a micro-study of Czech historiography’s changing treatment of one classical figure from Russian history, Ivan the Terrible.