International Relations

Details: Author: Miluše Rezková; Category: International Relations; Created: 02 July 2002

In June, the efforts of our country aimed towards the integration in the EU were supported by 56 % of citizens, while 25 % did not agree with it and 19 % did not have an opinion. These results correspond with the long-term findings of PORC characterised by a distinctive prevalence for the support of the entry of the CZ to the EU over the opposite opinion. 7 % of respondents said that they would definitely not come to the referendum in question and 13 % would probably not come.

Details: Author: Daniel Kunštát; Category: International Relations; Created: 24 June 2002

71% of respondents think that the Beneš Decrees should continue to be in force, 4 % stood up for their cancellation. Expulsion is considered to have been just by almost two thirds of respondents (64 %), on the other hand a total of 22 % think it unjust. Compared with last year, the share of those that considered the expulsion to have been just, went up quite distinctly (+17 percentage points), however in 1995 their number was lower by only 12 percentage points.

Details: Author: Jan Červenka; Category: International Relations; Created: 20 June 2002

Details: Author: Miluše Rezková; Category: International Relations; Created: 16 May 2002

At the end of April, the efforts of our country aimed towards the integration in the European Union were supported by 56 % of citizens, with 28 % disagreeing and 16 % not having an opinion on the matter. Although the overall attitude of the public cooled a little compared with the end of February, the support stays on a steady majority level. However, if citizens were to vote in a referendum held these days, they would act in a significantly more reserved manner.

Details: Author: Jiří Vinopal; Category: International Relations; Created: 10 May 2002

The conflicts in progress have considerably higher support with the Czech public, than those that are only in the stage of preparation. According to a half of Czech citizens an attack on Iraq would not contribute to suppressing terrorism in the world. The support for Czech participation in the upcoming conflict in Iraq was significantly lower than in case of the Afghanistan conflict.

Details: Author: Daniel Kunštát; Category: International Relations; Created: 09 May 2002

The finding worth noting is the fact that only less than a quarter of respondents (24%) considers the current relations with Austria to be good. On the other hand, in principle a consensus of opinion dominates over the relations with Slovakia and Poland, which are seen as practically non-problematic.

Details: Author: Miluše Rezková; Category: International Relations; Created: 02 April 2002

At the end of February and beginning of March, the efforts of our country aimed towards the integration in the European Union were supported by 59 % of citizens, with 25 % disagreeing and 16 % not having an opinion on the matter. Consequently, the support stays on a steady majority level on the long-term basis. Negative attitudes after last year’s rise, influenced by the border protests against "Temelín nuclear power plant" and discussions about the so-called transitory period for free movement of labour forces, went back to the level of the previous years.

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Integration of the CZ in the EU – Current Attitudes and Opinions

Opinions of the Public on the Beneš Decrees

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Current Attitudes of the Public on Entry to the EU

Attitudes of Czech Citizens towards the Upcoming Attack on Iraq

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Current Attitudes of the Public on Entry to the EU