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The relationship between education and labour force structure in African countries: gender comparison
Le, Duc Anh ; Chytilová, Julie (advisor) ; Šedivý, Marek (referee)
This thesis investigates the association between education and person's labour market status in African countries, with specific focus on Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone. Data from the most recent household surveys conducted by respec- tive countries' statistical agencies are applied to this research. The analysis was further broken down by sex to examine, whether similar results could be derived for male and female population. This was achieved by carrying out the series of gender-specific logit models. The findings of this thesis suggest that more edu- cated people are more likely to engage in formal employment and less likely to engage in subsistence farming, regardless of gender or country. However, no clear association was found between education and unemployment. Furthermore, the returns to male's education were at least as significant as female's returns, if not larger, in terms of formal employment incidence. Keywords education, formal employment, gender disparity, subsistence farming, logit
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Vietnamese Gastronomy in Trade Centre Sapa
Le, Duc Anh ; Nováková, Barbora (advisor) ; Lopatková, Marta (referee)
This bachelor thesis is dealing with the topic of Vietnamese gastronomy in Czech cultural environment, with the focus on its adaptation and the perception of Czech consumers. This work is using the Trade Center Sapa of district Praha - Libuš as a case study. The thesis has both theoretical and practical part. The first part is introducing the theoretical concept of gastronomy from anthropological view, continuing with description of Vietnamese gastronomy in the context of public restaurant facilities in Vietnam. In the second part, Trade Center Sapa is being introduced and its restaurant facilities are categorized and described. The last part is comparing perspectives of Vietnamese producers versus Czech and Vietnamese consumers on the issue of Vietnamese gastronomy in Sapa. Key words: Trade centre Sapa, Vietnamese gastronomy, public eating
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