Protivládní protesty v ČR a na Slovensku během pandemie COVID-19

Abstract

This bachelor's thesis examines the development of civil and uncivil society in the Czech Republic and Slovakia during the COVID-19 pandemic by examining protests in both countries. The aim of the thesis is to determine to what extent the protests in both countries were manifestations of civil or uncivil society and whether protests are a sign of resilience or fragility of democracy. The thesis also compares anti-government protests in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and examines whether there are specific factors influencing their development and strength. The research is conducted using analysis of data z ACLED and descriptive comparative approach. The conclusion of the thesis proposes possible reasons for the different development of protests in both countries and offers possible solutions for future research on this topic.

Bakala0r0ska0 pra0ce se zaby0va0 vy0vojem obc0anske0 a neobc0anske0 spolec0nosti v C0eske0 republice a na Slovensku be0hem pandemie COVID-19 zkouma0ni0m protestu0 v obou zemi0ch. Ci0lem pra0ce je zjistit, do jake0 mi0ry byly protesty v obou zemi0ch manifestaci0 obc0anske0 nebo neobc0anske0 spolec0nosti a zda jsou protesty du0kazem odolnosti nebo kr0ehkosti demokracie. Pra0ce take0 srovna0va0 protivla0dni0 protesty v C0eske0 republice a na Slovensku a zkouma0, zda existuji0 specificke0 faktory ovlivn0uji0ci0 jejich vy0voj a si0lu. Vy0zkum je proveden pomoci0 analy0zy dat z ACLED a na za0klade0 deskriptivni0ho komparativni0ho pr0i0stupu. Za0ve0r pra0ce navrhuje moz0ne0 du0vody pro rozdi0lny0 vy0voj protestu0 v obou zemi0ch a nabi0zi0 moz0ne0 r0es0eni0 pro budouci0 vy0zkum tohoto te0matu.