Nástroje k zajištění bezpečnosti České republiky v hybridních válkách

This Master thesis deals with Security Instruments of the Czech Republic in Hybrid Warfare with an emphasis on the position of the Czech Republic in the evolving security environment and on the conceptual and strategical bases of Czech security. The main changes in the security environment, in which the Czech Republic is located, and the concept of Hybrid Warfare serve as a theoretical basis to define challenges of Czech security in the field of Hybrid Warfare. Defining and analyzing these challenges is crucial to identify relevant Security Instruments of the Czech Republic to face those challenges. The author uses mainly qualitative analysis and operationalization of his research is based on a neo-positivistic explanatory paradigm focusing on the specific case of Hybrid Warfare in the Czech security environment. The first chapter focuses on new security challenges, with particular emphasis on Hybrid Warfare. The second chapter deals with the Czech Republic and its security in the era of Hybrid Warfare with regard to the Czech conceptual and strategical bases and hybrid challenges that the Czech Republic faces. The last chapter of the thesis combines previous research of changes in the security environment, concept of Hybrid Warfare, conceptual and strategical base of the Czech security and Czech hybrid challenges to identify and analyze instruments to ensure the security of the Czech Republic against hybrid threats.