Small states in changing world order
| Provider | Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport |
| Programme | Aktion Czech republik-Austria |
| Project code | 104p2 |
| Participants | Faculty of Social Sciences Charles University, Universitat Innsbruck |
The international order is undergoing profound change, marked by the weakening of core
principles such as sovereignty and non-intervention and by the growing assertiveness of great
powers. These developments pose particular challenges for small states. This project brings
together scholars and PhD candidates from two institutions to examine 1) why and how
international orders are changing and 2) how small states, particularly European small state,
adapt their foreign and security policies to changes in international orders? It aims to foster
scholarly exchange, support early-career research collaboration, and explore opportunities for
sustained institutional cooperation in the academic disciplines of foreign policy analysis and
international security studies.
Project team of FSV UK (4)
prof. Mgr. Tomáš Weiss, M.A., Ph.D.
Principal investigator
Mgr. Eliška Tomalová, Ph.D.
Team member
doc. Adrian Brisku, Ph.D.
Team member
doc. PhDr. Jan Hornát, Ph.D.
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