New World Order

Ing. Mgr. Petr Michl

Bachelor's thesis

Abstract:

Prace pojednava o doktrine New World Order, ktera formovala americkou zahranicni politiku v administritave George Bushe sr. a v pocatcich administrativy Billa Clintona. Prace analyzuje rozdily mezi retorikou doktríny New World Order a realnou politikou USA na techto amerických intervencich: v Paname, ve válce v Perském zálivu a v Somálsku. Autor se zameruje na medialni prezentaci tchto konflikt. Zkouma jak proslovy vrchnich pedstavitelu administrativ George Bushe sr. a Billa Clintona, tak pokryti zminených tri intervenci medii. Hypotezou prace je dokazat, že doktrina New World Order, tak jak byla prezentovana, byla naplnna v zahranicni politice administrativ prezidenta Bushe a Clintona pouze castecne.

Abstract:

Work deals with the New World Order: doctrine which influenced American foreign policy in the administration of George Bush sr. and in the first phase of Bill Clintons administration. The work tries to analyze differences between rhetoric of the New World Order doctrine and implementation of the real U.S. foreign policy. For this purpose, it analyzes three American interventions: in Panama, Iraq and Somalia. The work focuses on media presentation of these conflicts. It examines addresses of high rank representatives of both U.S. administrations, but, also media cover of these three interventions. Hypothesis of the work is to judge if the impact of the New World Order doctrine on American foreign policy was only partial.

Keywords

doktrína New World Order, George Bush sr., Bill Clinton, Panama, Irák, válka v Perském zálivu, Somálsko, mediální prezentace, reálná implimentace americké zahraniní politiky the New World Order doctrine, Iraq, the Gulf War, Somalia, media presentation, real implementation of the American foreign policy.

Language used: Czech

Date on which the thesis was submitted / produced: 19. 5. 2006

Thesis defence

• Date of defence: 13. 6. 2006
• Supervisor: PhDr. Pavel Pšeja, Ph.D.

Masaryk University

Faculty of Social Studies

Bachelor programme / field:
International Territorial Studies / International Relations