Tereza Němečková
Biographic Data
| ID | 72893 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tereza Němečková |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tereza |
| FAMILY NAME | Němečková |
| SIGNATURE | NĚMEČKOVÁ T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Metropolitan University Prague |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2187-1721 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
‘At the Mercy of the Giants’: The Making of a Green Sacrifice Zone in Kalumbila District, Zambia
As the global green transition accelerates, demand for critical raw materials is surging. Within the literature, the term ‘green sacrifice zone’ has been adopted to describe areas that have experienced significant socio‐environmental deterioration through the extraction of these materials. We take this concept as a starting point, arguing that while it holds considerable analytical and political promise, it remains underdeveloped, lacking both co…
Unveiling Moroccan perspectives on the EU-Morocco Green Partnership: Assessing its potential for a sustainable future for Morocco
In October 2022, the EU and Morocco signed an unprecedented Green Partnership on Energy, Climate, and the Environment. The new deal aims to advance the external dimension of the European Green Deal and is expected to become a model for similar partnerships with other countries. In this study, we aim to explore the Moroccan perceptions of the Partnership. We utilize a thematic and content analysis of 31 official documents, including media, along w…
Does It Matter for Africa with Whom It Trades? Estimations of the Impacts of Africa’s Trade with the EU and China on Corruption
This research builds upon theoretical assumptions regarding the relationship between openness to international trade and corruption. It seeks to answer the question of whether it matters for Africa with whom it trades. Specifically, our goal is to estimate and compare the impacts of Africa's trade with two key entities: the European Union (EU), its traditional primary trading partner whose share in Africa's bilateral trade has recently declined, …
Turkish Airlines: Facilitating Türkiye's soft power in Africa
Türkiye, a re-emerging non-Western power, has intensified its relationship with Africa by strategically integrating soft power elements into its foreign policy. Unlike other actors, Türkiye assigned a special role to its national carrier, Turkish Airlines, in this endeavour. This article assesses Turkish Airlines’ role as Türkiye’s soft power actor in Africa, primarily as a facilitator and connectivity agent. It explores Türkiye’s deployment of s…
Russia's return to Africa: A comparative study of Egypt, Algeria and Morocco
The article analyses Russia's recent return to Africa. It attempts to answer the question to what extent Russia has abandoned its traditional tools of cooperation such as nuclear energy and military cooperation and engaged in new 'smart' ones as indicated by former Foreign Minister Ivanov in 2011. The paper builds on three case studies of African countries having the largest trade volume with Russia in 2018, i.e. Egypt, Algeria and Morocco, and a…
Morocco as emerging regional economic power
North Africa has been through significant political and economic changes recently. As the third-largest economy in the region (after Egypt and Algeria), Morocco has emerged as a steadily growing economy with a relatively stable political system which under the current circumstances in the region has the opportunity to become a potentially new regional economic power. This article aims to explore the areas in which the country has already gained d…
Why do theories matter? The Czech scholarships programme for students from developing countries examined through different theoretical lenses
Measuring the Middle Class in Africa - Income Versus Assets Approach
Traditionally, economists measure middle class from the income perspective. Considering quality of data for many African countries, relying solely on income may, unfortunately, lead to an incorrect picture. This article compares and analyses the African middle class measured by income and by ownership of assets. Results indicate that middle class sizes differ significantly in some countries, while in others they are more or less the same. Regress…
Morocco as emerging regional economic power
North Africa has been through significant political and economic changes recently. As the third-largest economy in the region (after Egypt and Algeria), Morocco has emerged as a steadily growing economy with a relatively stable political system which under the current circumstances in the region has the opportunity to become a potentially new regional economic power. This article aims to explore the areas in which the country has already gained d…
Measuring the Middle Class in Africa - Income Versus Assets Approach
Traditionally, economists measure middle class from the income perspective. Considering quality of data for many African countries, relying solely on income may, unfortunately, lead to an incorrect picture. This article compares and analyses the African middle class measured by income and by ownership of assets. Results indicate that middle class sizes differ significantly in some countries, while in others they are more or less the same. Regress…
Why do theories matter? The Czech scholarships programme for students from developing countries examined through different theoretical lenses
Measuring the Middle Class in Africa - Income Versus Assets Approach
Traditionally, economists measure middle class from the income perspective. Considering quality of data for many African countries, relying solely on income may, unfortunately, lead to an incorrect picture. This article compares and analyses the African middle class measured by income and by ownership of assets. Results indicate that middle class sizes differ significantly in some countries, while in others they are more or less the same. Regress…
Russia's return to Africa: A comparative study of Egypt, Algeria and Morocco
The article analyses Russia's recent return to Africa. It attempts to answer the question to what extent Russia has abandoned its traditional tools of cooperation such as nuclear energy and military cooperation and engaged in new 'smart' ones as indicated by former Foreign Minister Ivanov in 2011. The paper builds on three case studies of African countries having the largest trade volume with Russia in 2018, i.e. Egypt, Algeria and Morocco, and a…
Morocco as emerging regional economic power
North Africa has been through significant political and economic changes recently. As the third-largest economy in the region (after Egypt and Algeria), Morocco has emerged as a steadily growing economy with a relatively stable political system which under the current circumstances in the region has the opportunity to become a potentially new regional economic power. This article aims to explore the areas in which the country has already gained d…
Does It Matter for Africa with Whom It Trades? Estimations of the Impacts of Africa’s Trade with the EU and China on Corruption
This research builds upon theoretical assumptions regarding the relationship between openness to international trade and corruption. It seeks to answer the question of whether it matters for Africa with whom it trades. Specifically, our goal is to estimate and compare the impacts of Africa's trade with two key entities: the European Union (EU), its traditional primary trading partner whose share in Africa's bilateral trade has recently declined, …
Turkish Airlines: Facilitating Türkiye's soft power in Africa
Türkiye, a re-emerging non-Western power, has intensified its relationship with Africa by strategically integrating soft power elements into its foreign policy. Unlike other actors, Türkiye assigned a special role to its national carrier, Turkish Airlines, in this endeavour. This article assesses Turkish Airlines’ role as Türkiye’s soft power actor in Africa, primarily as a facilitator and connectivity agent. It explores Türkiye’s deployment of s…
Unveiling Moroccan perspectives on the EU-Morocco Green Partnership: Assessing its potential for a sustainable future for Morocco
In October 2022, the EU and Morocco signed an unprecedented Green Partnership on Energy, Climate, and the Environment. The new deal aims to advance the external dimension of the European Green Deal and is expected to become a model for similar partnerships with other countries. In this study, we aim to explore the Moroccan perceptions of the Partnership. We utilize a thematic and content analysis of 31 official documents, including media, along w…
‘At the Mercy of the Giants’: The Making of a Green Sacrifice Zone in Kalumbila District, Zambia
As the global green transition accelerates, demand for critical raw materials is surging. Within the literature, the term ‘green sacrifice zone’ has been adopted to describe areas that have experienced significant socio‐environmental deterioration through the extraction of these materials. We take this concept as a starting point, arguing that while it holds considerable analytical and political promise, it remains underdeveloped, lacking both co…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Development economics (4 works) · International Development and Aid (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Business (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economic Growth and Development (2 works) · Economy (2 works)