Presentation Topics


                                  Asia in International Relations



                                               Date

Presentations

                                              Student

                                               21.2.

1.           Turkey under President Erdogan


2.           Position of women in the Middle East


                                               28.2.

3.           Jerusalem in Israeli-Palestinian conflict


4.           USA and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict


                                               7.3.

5.           Civil war in Yemen/Syria

Tereza Corradi

6.           Irani nuclear program


7.           Current situation in Afghanistan

Clara Leveque

                                               14.3.

8.           Russia and Central Asia

Svetlana Dushkina

9.           China and Central Asia


                                               21.3.

10.       India under Prime Minister Modi


11.       China-Indian relations


12.       Terrorism and security problems in Southeast Asia

Shahzad Aryobee

                                               28.3.

13.       Belt and Road Initiative

Natálie Škrabánková

14.       One China policy

Jakub Ondráček

15.       One Child policy and its impacts on China

Jakub Pospíšil

                                               4.4.

16.       Japan-Chinese relations

Tomáš Sedláček

17.       South China sea dispute

Runar Haraldsson

                                               11.4.

18.       North Korean nuclear program

Richard Zemánek

19.       Inter-Korean Penninsula relations

Alexandra Petre

20.       Singapur in IR


21.       Islam in Indonesia

Adam Petr (?)

                                               18.4.

No classes


                                               25.4.

22.       Relation of selected great power to Asia (case study)


23.       Asian great powers: sources of power, main obstacles of development (case study)



Update as of 7 March 2022

Pay attention to change of some presentation days (scheduled to have at most three presentations
per seminar, ideally two)