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What Do We Mean by a "Strong Europe"? Cultural weakness of EU environmental policy

  1. Title statementWhat Do We Mean by a "Strong Europe"? Cultural weakness of EU environmental policy [rukopis] / Zdenka Sokolíčková
    Additional Variant TitlesWhat we mean by "strong Europe". European virtus and vanitas in the environmental perspective
    Personal name Sokolíčková, Zdenka, (dissertant)
    Translated titleWhat Do We Mean by a "Strong Europe"? Cultural weakness of EU environmental policy
    Issue data2011
    Phys.des.121
    NoteVed. práce Gaudenz Assenza
    Another responsib. Assenza, Gaudenz, 1968- (thesis advisor)
    Another responsib. Univerzita Palackého. Katedra historie (degree grantor)
    Keywords culture * economic crisis * environmental policy * European Union * strength * worldview * culture * economic crisis * environmental policy * European Union * strength * worldview
    Form, Genre diplomové práce master's theses
    UDC (043)378.2
    CountryČesko
    Languageangličtina
    Document kindPUBLIKAČNÍ ČINNOST
    TitleMgr.
    Degree programNavazující
    Degree programCultural Studies
    Degreee disciplineEuroculture
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    The thesis focuses on the relationship between the dominant European worldview (understanding of the world, role of human society within natural environment) and the EU environmental policy. The institution of the EU is the defined perspective, while the specific policy area serves as a case study for testing the hypothesis. The structure of the thesis is as follows. First of all, the European worldview with respect to the ideas about nature and the role of civilization is characterized. Special attention is paid to classical ancient thought, Christian thought, secular and progressivist thought, modern economic thought and the most recent movements. The next chapter discusses the problem of today's economic crisis and its relevance for the EU environmental regulation. In this part, concentration is shifted from the past to the present. In the third and last chapter, the difference between the so-called conservative and transformative strength is explained. Analysis of the concept of strength and its revision is the core task of the thesis.The thesis focuses on the relationship between the dominant European worldview (understanding of the world, role of human society within natural environment) and the EU environmental policy. The institution of the EU is the defined perspective, while the specific policy area serves as a case study for testing the hypothesis. The structure of the thesis is as follows. First of all, the European worldview with respect to the ideas about nature and the role of civilization is characterized. Special attention is paid to classical ancient thought, Christian thought, secular and progressivist thought, modern economic thought and the most recent movements. The next chapter discusses the problem of today's economic crisis and its relevance for the EU environmental regulation. In this part, concentration is shifted from the past to the present. In the third and last chapter, the difference between the so-called conservative and transformative strength is explained. Analysis of the concept of strength and its revision is the core task of the thesis.

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