Ročenka zahraničnej politiky Slovenskej republiky 2001
Yearbook of Slovakia's Foreign Policy 2001
Author(s): Alena Kotvanová, Attila Szép
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Public Administration, Economic policy, Government/Political systems, International relations/trade, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment, EU-Legislation, Politics and Identity, Corruption - Transparency - Anti-Corruption
Published by: Research Center of the Slovak Foreign Policy Association (RC SFPA)
Keywords: Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; EU; NATO; integrations; evaluation; culture; security; defense; Home Political Developments; trends; Central Europe; Regional Cooperation; Bilateral Relations; embassy; consulate; human rights; identity; legislation;
Summary/Abstract: Presented the third volume of the Yearbook of Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic 2001 offers the reader a presentation and summary of foreign policy of the Slovak Republic of 2001 from the point of view of its prime actors, expert and analytical view of the issue complemented by topical data of practical character as chronology of the most important foreign policy activities of the SR in 2001, structure of the State Administration bodies acting in a sphere of international relations and European integration, and others are. This structure of the publication known from previous volumes is based on needs to strengthen a tradition of regular assessment of the whole complex of Slovak foreign policy in all its levels with regard to a wide basis of its actors. It is confirmed also by an interest rendered to publication of the Yearbook of Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic 1999 and the Slovak and English versions of the Yearbook of Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic 2000 as well as to holding two annual evaluation conferences where representatives of central bodies of the State Administration, political parties, scientific research and academic centres and non- governmental organisations took part. The Evaluation Conference of the foreign policy of the Slovak Republic for 2001 held under a title Slovakia and its Integrational Prospects was an important contribution to more effective use of intellectual and social potential of the Slovak Republic focused on the foreign policy and international relations field. Its specifics lay in the fact that it was hold in a year of parliamentary elections to the National Council of the Slovak Republic. This reflected not only in its content but in participation in the Conference as well. In an attempt to give a wide space to a political discussion besides governmental representatives and representatives of relevant committees of the National Council of the SR delegates of opposition parliamentary subjects presented their view of Slovak foreign policy of the last year. Presence of research and academic circles and think tanks representatives and foreign policy students was not less important if we concern building of institutional background and human capacities and widening and strengthening foreign policy community in the SR. Interest and entry of young people, students into active participation in similar events is one of bases of a sound development of foreign policy community in Slovakia. The facts assure us about meaningfulness of our endeavour and the need to continue in organizing similar conferences and publishing Yearbooks of Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic. The Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung financially supported the Conference, as in previous years. We most of all thank to Frank Spengler, the director of its office for Slovakia and his deputy Agáta Pešková. It would not be able to hold the event without a restless and self-sacrificing work of the SIIS employees. Our thanks for assistance in organisation of the Conference belong also to L'udmila Lipková, the dean of the Faculty of International Relations of the University of Economy and to students of the Faculty. Publishing of the Yearbook of the Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic 2001 was financial supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic. It would not be possible to publish the Yearbook without mature work of Katarína Žáková, David Oršula and Marek Kalma. Special thanks belong to consultant of this publication Štefan Šebesta.
Series: Ročenka zahraničnej politiky Slovenskej republiky
- Print-ISBN-10: 80-968224-8-9
- Page Count: 191
- Publication Year: 2002
- Language: Slovak
Predhovor
Predhovor
(Preface)
- Author(s):Author Not Specified
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Editorial
- Page Range:5-6
- No. of Pages:2
- Summary/Abstract:Presented the third volume of the Yearbook of Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic 2001 offers the reader a presentation and summary of foreign policy of the Slovak Republic of 2001 from the point of view of its prime actors, expert and analytical view of the issue complemented by topical data of practical character as chronology of the most important foreign policy activities of the SR in 2001, structure of the State Administration bodies acting in a sphere of international relations and European integration, and others are. This structure of the publication known from previous volumes is based on needs to strengthen a tradition of regular assessment of the whole complex of Slovak foreign policy in all its levels with regard to a wide basis of its actors. It is confirmed also by an interest rendered to publication of the Yearbook of Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic 1999 and the Slovak and English versions of the Yearbook of Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic 2000 as well as to holding two annual evaluation conferences where representatives of central bodies of the State Administration, political parties, scientific research and academic centres and non-governmental organisations took part.
Vystúpenie predsedu Národnej rady SR Jozefa Migaša
Vystúpenie predsedu Národnej rady SR Jozefa Migaša
(Presentation of the Chairman of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Jozef Migaš)
- Author(s):Jozef Migaš
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, International relations/trade, Security and defense, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment, EU-Legislation
- Page Range:7-8
- No. of Pages:2
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; National Council; Chairman; Jozef Migaš; presentation; EU; integration; legislation; NATO;
- Summary/Abstract:In the beginning of the governmental period we set three goals for the Slovak foreign policy: the membership in the OECD, integration into NATO and the EU. We became a full-fledged OECD member in the end of 2000. According to the European Commission Regular Report we in 1998 as the only candidate country did not fulfill political criteria. In 1999 Slovakia complied with the political criteria and got an invitation to accession negotiations. The European Commission in its report for 2000 called Slovakia for the first time a market economy.We managed to remove all democracy deficits; we have an unequivocal foreign policy orientation. By fastening together implementation legislative, economic and technical measures in 2001 we eliminated our falling behind some Central and East European countries in integrational processes.
Vystúpenie predsedu vlády SR Mikuláša Dzurindu
Vystúpenie predsedu vlády SR Mikuláša Dzurindu
(Presentation of the Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic Mikuláš Dzurinda)
- Author(s):Mikuláš Dzurinda
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Diplomatic history, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Evaluation research, Transformation Period (1990 - 2010)
- Page Range:9-13
- No. of Pages:5
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; prime minister; Mikuláš Dzurinda; presentation; OECD; NATO; EU; evaluation;
- Summary/Abstract:I am glad that today for the third time based on an initiative of the Slovak Institute for International Studies the Evaluation Conference focused on foreign policy of the Slovak Republic is being held. I appreciate that a space for opinion presentation is given alongside the Government and the Parliament representatives to the parliamentary opposition, representatives of non-governmental organisations and think tanks. I believe the field of foreign policy based on national interests gives room for building wider political and social consensus. Today's Evaluation Conference is the last one during the election period of this cabinet so it gives us a possibility not only to look back to the past year but also to wider recapitulation of what the Slovak Republic has reached in an international domain since the parliamentary elections in 1998.
Vystúpenie podpredsedníčky vlády SR pre európsku integráciu Márie Kadlečíkovej
Vystúpenie podpredsedníčky vlády SR pre európsku integráciu Márie Kadlečíkovej
(Presentation of the Vice Prime Minister of the Government of the Slovak Republic for European Integration Mária Kadlečíková)
- Author(s):Mária Kadlečíková
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Economic policy, International relations/trade, Evaluation research, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:15-19
- No. of Pages:5
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; vice prime minister; EU; integrations; Mária Kadlečíková; presentation; economy;
- Summary/Abstract:From the European integration goals point of view we may see the year 2001 as a continuation of permanent effort to sustain political stability, legislation or economics reform, or reform of relations with foreign partners. Without an analysis of the last year, without a look back we would loose an overview of larger or smaller successes, of errors and mistakes of uncovering our potential and reserves. Slovakia of 2002 is not only a piece of art of the year 2001 but also of previous years. It is a work of the purposeful integration policy of the President of the SR, members of the National Council of the SR, members of the Government of the SR, and administration in individual departments, which took part in realizing specific tasks connected to preparation of the Slovak Republic for the European Union membership. Hope from four years ago has changed into a common goal of the governmental coalition and the opposition; it is supported by more than 80 per cent of the Slovak public. Successful progress in accession negotiations with the European Union is an important progress; all 29 chapters covering the EU legislation have been opened and 22 of them are already preliminary closed; then there is the SR Constitution Amendment; start of the Public Administration reform; working market economy. But this is still just a part of a big building successful finish of which stays in continuity.
Vystúpenie ministra zahraničných vecí SR Eduarda Kukana
Vystúpenie ministra zahraničných vecí SR Eduarda Kukana
(Presentation of the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic Eduard Kukan)
- Author(s):Eduard Kukan
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Evaluation research, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:21-24
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; Minister for Foreign Affairs; Eduard Kukan; presentation; government; NATO; EU;
- Summary/Abstract:I really appreciate the opportunity to make a speech at this already traditional annual conference organised with great care by the Slovak Institute for International Studies in co-operation with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation. I would like to express my respect to the experts present as well as the actors directly involved in foreign policy of our country. I realise that the topic of the conference has been somehow narrowed compared with last year. But the prospects of Slovakia's integration are still the highest priority of the Slovak foreign policy this year, which is without doubt going to be the crucial year for them to come true. A more detailed analysis of current situation and of the integration prospects themselves is of course expected from various presenters, the representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic who are responsible for the integration of our country, similarly as from others, who are so-to-say our play mates in the process of integration. From my position of the person responsible for the practical implementation of our country's foreign policy and diplomacy, I would rather like to talk about the outer circumstances of implementation the integration priorities of the Slovak foreign policy than its characteristics or evaluation.
Vystúpenie ministra obrany SR Jozefa Stanka
Vystúpenie ministra obrany SR Jozefa Stanka
(Presentation of the Minister of Defence of the Slovak Republic Jozef Stank)
- Author(s):Jozef Stank
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Security and defense
- Page Range:25-28
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; Minister of Defence; Jozef Stank; presentation; armed forces; security; defense; NATO;
- Summary/Abstract:I welcome this unique opportunity to take the floor in front of this both qualified and representative audience and to give a brief insight into some of interactivities of the Defence Department, which had an influence on formation of the Slovak Republic's position abroad last year. The Defence Department, as one of the decisive elements carrying out tasks of the Slovak security, political and integration efforts, was at the beginning of 2001 in a complicated personal, financial and legislative situation. A principal qualitative change of both style and dynamism of the work of the whole department became necessary. We can say the same about the necessity to intensify our integration efforts to win a qualitative turnover in decisive areas of preparation of both the Slovak Republic and its Armed Forces to join the Alliance. To translate the above-mentioned priorities into the Defence Department internal practice it was necessary to accelerate the creation and processing of strategic documents, to advance in the new defence legislature and mainly to prepare the basic reform of the Armed Forces.
Vystúpenie Juraja Šveca, podpredsedu Zahraničného výboru Národnej rady SR
Vystúpenie Juraja Šveca, podpredsedu Zahraničného výboru Národnej rady SR
(Presentation of the Vice-Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Juraj Švec)
- Author(s):Juraj Švec
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Government/Political systems, International relations/trade, Security and defense, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment, EU-Legislation
- Page Range:29-32
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; Vice-Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee; Juraj Švec; presentation; parliament; human rights; EU; integration; legislation; NATO;
- Summary/Abstract:The 10-year-long endeavour of the Central European countries focused on reconstruction of their political and economic system found its reflection in strengthening and consolidation of democracy and thus in achieving a considerable level of integration capacities, necessary for a successful finish of the integration process. On the other hand the integration configuration of the EU states as a recipient of new democracies needed a whole decade to reach an appropriate absorption capacity that would enable the EU to enlarge by 5 up to 10 new member states. The EU Summit in Nice in December 2001 became despite many doubts and disbeliefs the crucial breaking moment of the EU enlargement process. It defined the necessity of institutional changes in the structure of the EU because of the enlargement process and called upon the representatives of the national parliaments and political, economic and university circles to open a wide discussion about the political and economic organization of our continent. The Nice Summit co-invited the candidate countries to participate in a preparation of the reform in following four directions: - division of organization between the EU institutions and institutions of the member states; - implementation of the EU Charter of Human Rights; - issue of simplifying resolutions of the EU Summits to make them more understandable for a wider European public; - role of national parliaments in creating the architecture of future Europe.
Vystúpenie Vladimíra Palka, predsedu Výboru pre obranu a bezpečnosť Národnej rady SR
Vystúpenie Vladimíra Palka, predsedu Výboru pre obranu a bezpečnosť Národnej rady SR
(Presentation of the Chairman of the Defence and Security Committee of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Vladimír Palko)
- Author(s):Vladimír Palko
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Culture and social structure , EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment, Politics and Identity
- Page Range:33-35
- No. of Pages:3
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; Chairman of the Defence and Security Committee; Vladimír Palko; presentation; culture; ethnicity; EU; NATO; integrations;
- Summary/Abstract:Allow me to express my thanks to the organizers of today's meeting for the opportunity to present my speech. Most of the previous presentations were held in the lines of listing the successes of the Government and the National Council in the field of integration in NATO and the EU. I don't want to carry on in this direction; it wouldn't make much sense. Slovakia is now standing at the threshold of these two configurations. I would like to express my congratulations to all those, who contributed to this development, and concentrate on another point of view.I allowed myself a high level of freedom and didn't let my parliament function determine the topic of my presentation. I chose the State and National Interest and Integration. The integration itself is, of course, our state and national interest, but we cannot reduce this interest only to the accession to these configurations. Unfortunately, this reduction is quite common. Integration brings with itself many new situations, in which it will be necessary to decide what exactly our interest is. Let me remind you of the so-called Garrett's Report, which suggested us not to invest in our air units in the coming decade. We had to decide whether to except it or not. A few months ago we had to decide about the requirement of the EU to put the nuclear power station Jaslovske Bohunice out of operation.
Vystúpenie poslanca Petra Súlovského, podpredsedu Slovenskej národnej strany
Vystúpenie poslanca Petra Súlovského, podpredsedu Slovenskej národnej strany
(Presentation of the Member of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Peter Súlovský, Vice-Chairman of the Slovak National Party)
- Author(s):Peter Súlovský
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Evaluation research, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:37-40
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; National Council; Vice-Chairman of the Slovak National Party; SNS; Peter Sulovský; presentation; EU; integration; problems; neighbouring states;
- Summary/Abstract:One of the basic foreign policy priorities of the current Government of the Slovak Republic declared in its Programme is accession into economic, political and security structures of Europe, NATO and OECD. The SR became an OECD member and thus one of the strategic goals was fulfilled. For objectivity it is necessary to say that the previous government holds also its share in it.A report about foreign policy tasks performing is annually prepared by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the SR in a satisfyingly detailed structure based on the Governmental Programme major aims concretion. Having in mind the legitimate right and I believe a mission of the constructive opposition to present different views I will focus on fields in which according to the Slovak National Party (SNS) deficiencies appeared. Due to the shortage of time I would like to concentrate on EU integration, neighbourhood relations and diplomacy.
Vystúpenie Vojtecha Tkáča, poslanca Národnej rady SR za Hnutie za demokratické Slovensko
Vystúpenie Vojtecha Tkáča, poslanca Národnej rady SR za Hnutie za demokratické Slovensko
(Presentation of the Member of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Vojtech Tkáč, Representative of the Movement for Democratic Slovakia)
- Author(s):Vojtech Tkáč
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, International relations/trade, Evaluation research, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment, EU-Legislation, Corruption - Transparency - Anti-Corruption
- Page Range:41-43
- No. of Pages:3
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; Movement for Democratic Slovakia; representative; Vojtech Tkáč; presentation; constitution; EU; integrations; political parties; corruption; evaluation;
Hlavné trendy vnútropolitického vývoja ako faktor zahraničnej politiky SR
Hlavné trendy vnútropolitického vývoja ako faktor zahraničnej politiky SR
(Main Trends of Home Political Developments as a Factor of Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic)
- Author(s):Grigorij Mesežnikov
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Government/Political systems, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Evaluation research, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:45-56
- No. of Pages:12
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; political developments; main trends; parliament; president; government; evaluation; EU; Party System; NATO;
- Summary/Abstract:The year 2001 was a period of stabilizing the international status of Slovakia, concerning mainly practical implementation of integration ambitions having absolute priority in the country's foreign policy. Successful proceeding in the EU accession process (Slovakia concluded 22 chapters by the end of 2001), accomplishment of Membership Action Plan, an active approach to the Visegrad co-operation that became regenerated after 1998, stabile development of relationships with the member states of both integration structures and with neighbouring countries - all this is proving for a positive foreign policy balance of the country in the previous year.
Regionálna spolupráca v strednej Európe na začiatku 21. storočia - nové podoby a nové výzvy
Regionálna spolupráca v strednej Európe na začiatku 21. storočia - nové podoby a nové výzvy
(Regional Co-operation in Central Europe at the Beginning of the 21st Century- New Forms and New Challenges)
- Author(s):Pavol Lukáč
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Geography, Regional studies, Diplomatic history, International relations/trade, Transformation Period (1990 - 2010)
- Page Range:57-70
- No. of Pages:14
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy;regional cooperation; Central Europe; Visegrad;
- Summary/Abstract:In the modern history the area of Central Europe has been traditionally not only the area of clashes and conflicts resulting from its multiethnic and multicultural character, but also the place that gave origin to many plans of supra-national co-operation of the nations living in this sub-region of the European continent. Not all of them were predetermined to succeed and many projects of Central-European federations and con-federations made by prominent political thinkers of the individual Central-European nations ended up only on paper. Despite this, they had their importance at least as inspiration for their descendents creating new political projects of co-operation of the Central European nations. Typical of this region seems to be as well the fact that in its hectic history it has been, so to say, oscillating between short seasons, in which the nations living in this area tried to co-operate with one another with the aim of reaching major goals, and those seasons of rivalry and animosity, automatically pre-venting them from reaching these major goals.
Atlantická a európska integrácia, stredná Európa a Slovensko
Atlantická a európska integrácia, stredná Európa a Slovensko
(Atlantic and European Integration, Central Europe and Slovakia)
- Author(s):Milan Zemko
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Geography, Regional studies, Diplomatic history, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Transformation Period (1990 - 2010), EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:71-77
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; Central Europe; Atlantic and European Integration; EU; NATO;
- Summary/Abstract:On a threshold of a new century and a new millennium in the North Atlantic space the theme of concluding integration of Central European and some East European countries into two big international communities - The Atlantic Alliance and European Union becomes still more and more urgent. They are, of course, communities of different character and namely orientation. But they are interconnected by fundamental principles of values expressed usually by words as freedom, democracy and free market, and agreeing conclusions in evaluating tragic historical experiences of the 20th century.
Úloha Fakulty medzinárodných vzťahov Ekonomickej univerzity v Bratislave pri príprave ľudských zdrojov v integračnej perspektíve
Úloha Fakulty medzinárodných vzťahov Ekonomickej univerzity v Bratislave pri príprave ľudských zdrojov v integračnej perspektíve
(Role of the Faculty of International Relations of the University of Economics in Bratislava at Human Resourses Preparation in the Integration Perspect)
- Author(s):Ľudmila Lipková
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Education, International relations/trade, Higher Education , State/Government and Education, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:79-82
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; Faculty of International Relations; University of Economics in Bratislava; human resources; EU; education;
- Summary/Abstract:The Faculty of International Relations of the University of Economics was established in 2000. It is the sixth faculty of the University of Economics. Its setting up in Bratislava had an objective reason in a growing need of highly qualified experts securing tasks of the Slovak Republic in an increasing intensity of its involvement as an independent subject in international political and international economic activities. Successfulness of pursuing Slovakia's interests in the given fields is besides others very much determined by erudition of cadres representing the country. Under current conditions of globalisation of sociological and economic processes of individual national economic entities and of solution of basic development tasks of the Slovak Republic the process of its involvement into world and European regional political and economic structures has a priority importance.
Slovensko a Európska únia
Slovensko a Európska únia
(Slovakia and the European Union)
- Author(s):Miroslav Adamiš
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Evaluation research, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:83-89
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; EU; integrations; presidency;
- Summary/Abstract:Slovak foreign policy orientation in the 90s of the last century after decades changed again towards traditional partner countries of West and Central Europe. Integration into structures established after the Second World War in our neighbourhood became a real alternative for further social-political direction of Slovakia. Foreign policy calls the tune in establishing contacts with the developed world. Co-operation with the European Union became one of the most important foreign and home policy challenges of the beginning of this century, and definitely will determine development of our country for decades. Last years effort brought real results in approximation of the Slovak society to the values and functioning mechanisms of developed European countries. Let me in short run through the way Slovakia has gone on its route towards the European Union membership during last years.
Bilaterálne vzťahy Slovenskej republiky v roku 2001
Bilaterálne vzťahy Slovenskej republiky v roku 2001
(Bilateral Relations of the Slovak Republic in 2001)
- Author(s):Maroš Šefčovič
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Evaluation research, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:91-112
- No. of Pages:22
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; bilateral relations; EU; NATO; evaluation;
- Summary/Abstract:The main determining factors of foreign political activities of the Slovak Republic in bilateral field are the integration ambition of the Slovak Republic, its geopolitical position in Central European region and the pro-export orientation of the Slovak economy. In 2001 the Slovak Republic aimed its bilateral effort mainly at universal development of relationship with the member and candidate states of the EU and NATO, as well as at deepening of co-operation with the neighbouring countries mainly with the partners from Visegrad group. In this connection we can state that last year we succeeded in reaching a high level of political dialogue with the key countries of Euro-Atlantic space what demonstrated itself also in intensity of meetings on level of highest constitutional representatives. Intensive political contacts proved the strengthened position of the Slovak Republic on international scene and the position of our state as one of the main candidates for membership in Euro-Atlantic integration structures. Bilateral relations of Slovakia with other countries of the world were last year also aimed mainly at commercial - economic sphere and at co-operation in international organisations.
Bezpečnostná dimenzia v zahraničnej politike SR
Bezpečnostná dimenzia v zahraničnej politike SR
(Security Dimension in Foreign Policy of the Slovak Republic)
- Author(s):Ivan Korčok
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Security and defense
- Page Range:113-117
- No. of Pages:5
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; security; defense; NATO;
- Summary/Abstract:Considering all what the present modern security policy concept comprises, a review of the security dimension in the foreign policy of the Slovak Republic is highly complicated. From the foreign affairs department's point of view, the aim of the security policy is to make a significant contribution to building such an international position, which would make both the performance and defence of vital interests of the Slovak Republic possible. By the way, we often used to talk about vital or national interests. Nevertheless, it has taken ten years since the independent state was established when we are able to articulate them. It is not by chance that the definition of our vital interests is a part of the security document called the Security Strategy of the Slovak Republic, approved last year. Its value stays in the fact that it was approved by a large political consensus of the governmental coalition and the opposition.
2001 - rok konkrétnych výsledkov na ceste Slovenska do NATO
2001 - rok konkrétnych výsledkov na ceste Slovenska do NATO
(2001 - The Year of Actual Results on the Way of Slovakia to NATO)
- Author(s):Ľubomír Macko
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Evaluation research
- Page Range:119-134
- No. of Pages:16
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; security; defense; NATO; evaluation;
- Summary/Abstract:Preparation of the Slovak Republic for membership in NATO in 2001 first followed the Annual National Programme PRENAME 2001 approved by the Government of the SR on 27th September 2000 and subsequently the Updated Annual National Programme PRENAME 2001 (UANP PRENAME 2001) approved by the Government of the SR on 28th March 2001.In the UANP PRENAME 2001 the goals and tasks of preparation of the SR were set on national level and were divided in accordance with the Membership Action Plan - (MAP) into five chapters: 1. Political and economic issues; 2. Defence and military issues; 3. Sources; 4. Security issues; 5. Legal issues. By fulfilment of tasks and goals of the UANP PRENAME 2001 the preparation of the SR to take over the commitments resulting from the expected future membership in the Alliance shifted to a qualitatively higher level. At the same time the structures and mechanisms of the process of preparation of the SR for the NATO membership were improved within the whole PRENAME system and in single participating resorts. Fulfilment of conditions for integration of the SR to the Alliance had a complex nature and concerned many aspects of the society life.
Hlavné zahraničnopolitické aktivity Slovenskej republiky v roku 2001
Hlavné zahraničnopolitické aktivity Slovenskej republiky v roku 2001
(The Main Activities of the Slovak Republic in Foreign Policy)
- Author(s):David Oršula
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade
- Page Range:135-153
- No. of Pages:19
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; main activities;
Zoznam zmlúv uzavretých Slovenskou republikou v roku 2001
Zoznam zmlúv uzavretých Slovenskou republikou v roku 2001
(The List of Treaties and Agreements Concluded between the Slovak Republic 2001)
- Author(s):Author Not Specified
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade
- Page Range:155-171
- No. of Pages:17
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; treaties; agreements; other countries;
Štruktúra orgánov štátnej správy pôsobiacich v oblasti medzinárodných vzťahov a európskej integrácie
Štruktúra orgánov štátnej správy pôsobiacich v oblasti medzinárodných vzťahov a európskej integrácie
(Structure of the State Administration Authorities Acting in International Affairs and European Integration Field)
- Author(s):Marek Kalma
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, Public Administration, Government/Political systems, International relations/trade, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment
- Page Range:173-182
- No. of Pages:10
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; foreign policy; state administration; authorities; structure; International Affairs; European Integration;
Zoznam zastupiteľských úradov krajín EÚ, NATO a niektorých ďalších krajín
Zoznam zastupiteľských úradov krajín EÚ, NATO a niektorých ďalších krajín
(List of the Embassies of the EU, NATO and some other Countries)
- Author(s):Author Not Specified
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade
- Page Range:183-185
- No. of Pages:3
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; embassy; list;
Zoznam zastupiteľských úradov Slovenskej republiky, stálych misií, generálnych konzulátov a slovenských inštitútov
Zoznam zastupiteľských úradov Slovenskej republiky, stálych misií, generálnych konzulátov a slovenských inštitútov
(List of the Embassies of the Slovak Republic, Permanent Missions, Consulates General, Slovak Institutes Abroad)
- Author(s):Author Not Specified
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Politics, International relations/trade, Security and defense
- Page Range:186-189
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:Slovakia; 2001; embassy; consulate; missions; Slovak Institutes; abroad; list;
Edičná poznámka
Edičná poznámka
(Editorial Commentary)
- Author(s):Author Not Specified
- Language:Slovak
- Subject(s):Editorial
- Page Range:191-191
- No. of Pages:1
- Keywords:editorial; commentary;