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KONCEPT POLITICKÝCH PRÍLEŽITOSTÍ AKO IMPULZ ROZVOJA CEZHRANIČNEJ SPOLUPRÁCE

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Polačková A., Dudinská I., Cirner M.
Annales Scientia Politica
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2017
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vol. 6
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issue 2
63 – 68
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The theory of political opportunity structures stems from political sociology. It was originally used to research social and political movements. At present, it can be practically used for the interpretation of the factors that create opportunities to develop cross-border cooperation. Also, it can be applied to the ability of the local actors to exploit the opportunities they offer.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA AGAINST WILLIAM NATHAN OATIS

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Michálek S.
Historický časopis (Historical Journal)
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2007
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vol. 55
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issue suppl. issue
137 – 159
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The story of the American journalist W. N. Oatis’ time in 1950s Prague is an integral part of Cold War history. It is a document on the non-democratic or totalitarian atmosphere in Communist Czechoslovakia where the state police was very powerful. Oatis’s case followed the traditional scenario. Oatis was first followed by the state police, then arrested and accused of espionage. In the year 1950 he was sentenced to 10 years in prison. This process had two political dimensions – the internal and external. From the viewpoint of the internal context the state police proved links between some domestic political representatives and the imperialistic West; from the viewpoint of the external context this process proved that Czechoslovakia was not afraid of the USA. Oatis’ case was accompanied by intensive Czechoslovak-American diplomatic negotiations which resulted in economic and trade limitations and losses for Czechoslovakia.
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