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30 Years of the Visegrad Group. Volume 3. The war in Ukraine and the policy of the V4 countries
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The book delves into the significant issue of how the war in Ukraine has influenced the policies of the Visegrad Group countries. This collective work examines various elements of these relationships, such as international relations, asylum policies, aid (including military support), institutional assistance, political debates in parliament, security policies, strategic environments, hybrid threats, and media focus. The diverse range of topics contributes to the book's complex nature. It provides a valuable addition to the existing academic discussions on the regional effects of the war and the political dynamics in East Central Europe. It's particularly useful for those in political science, international relations, security and strategic studies, area studies, and media and communication studies. Additionally, it serves as a resource for policymakers, journalists, and the educational sector, including those involved in diplomatic training. This description is provided by the publisher, including an excerpt from the review by Prof. Miroslav Mareš.
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The book delves into the significant issue of how the war in Ukraine has influenced the policies of the Visegrad Group countries. This collective work examines various elements of these relationships, such as international relations, asylum policies, aid (including military support), institutional assistance, political debates in parliament, security policies, strategic environments, hybrid threats, and media focus. The diverse range of topics contributes to the book's complex nature. It provides a valuable addition to the existing academic discussions on the regional effects of the war and the political dynamics in East Central Europe. It's particularly useful for those in political science, international relations, security and strategic studies, area studies, and media and communication studies. Additionally, it serves as a resource for policymakers, journalists, and the educational sector, including those involved in diplomatic training. This description is provided by the publisher, including an excerpt from the review by Prof. Miroslav Mareš.
