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Migration, foreigners and the city: socio-spatial differentiation and local social environment
Přidalová, Ivana ; Ouředníček, Martin (advisor) ; Drbohlav, Dušan (referee) ; Mulíček, Ondřej (referee)
1 Abstract Migration has been an inherent part of population development, and due to its role in shaping settlement system and societal changes also one of the key research interests of social geography. Due to the political regime and the limited movement across state borders, attention was predominantly given to internal migration in Czechia in the second half of the 20th century. Conversely, international migration has only been coming to the fore of academic debate since the 1990s. Despite the broad diversity of aspects of international migration in Czechia and the fact that the city has traditionally been the environment associated with the majority of immigrant population, little consideration has been given to the deeper understanding of the relationship between international migration, the presence of foreign citizens and the urban environment, especially foreigners' influence on socio-spatial differentiation and on social environment of particular urban locales. Czechia is a specific case: a country which was isolated from international migration for four decades became one of the main immigration countries in the post-socialist Central Europe after 1989. It represents a unique occasion to investigate the connection between international migration and the city in a previously unexplored environment...
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Floods in 2010: Case Study Chrastava
Bartošová, Martina ; Drbohlav, Dušan (advisor) ; Šifta, Miroslav (referee)
This diploma thesis is dealing with a natural disaster from the human perspective. The thesis is particularly focused on the sence of threat and migration due to flooding which hit Chrastava in Liberec region in 2010. The aim of this thesis is to determine whether sense of threat and reasoning migrate depends on gender, age and distance from a river. The research is based on quantitative and qualitative research methods. Based on the research it could be said that the sense of threat and migration do not depend on the above selected factors. Key words: floods, sense of threat, environmental migration, gender, age, distance from a river
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The phenomen of environmental migration in the context of the floods: case study of rural areas in the South Bohemian Region
Kosková, Jitka ; Drbohlav, Dušan (advisor) ; Vávra, Jan (referee)
The aim of thesis is the environmental migration in rural areas of the South Bohemian Region. The thesis focuses on the migration because of the floods which took place there in 2002 and 2013. These floods are considered one of the most destructive floods in the last century. The aim of this work is based on mixed research in order to determine whether there is the environmental migration in selected municipalities and furthermore, how people react to these events. It also analyzes the impact of external factors such as geographic location, awareness and role of the municipal village on the migration. The research is based on qualitative and quantitative methods. Based on the research it could be said that the environmental migration does not exist in the four selected villages. In conclusion, the above selected external factors do not affect the migration of people due to the floods. In other words, they do not affect human decision whether to stay in the village or leave it. Key words: environmental migration, floods, role of municipality, awareness, geographic location, rural areas, South Bohemian Region
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The impact of collective action in controlling migratory flows : understanding migratory flows within the European Union
Bernard Thompson Mikes, Antonin ; Raška, Francis (advisor) ; Mokrá, Lucia (referee) ; Drbohlav, Dušan (referee)
This thesis entitled "Impact of Collective Action in Controlling Migratory Flows: Understanding Migratory Flows within the European Union" analyses the various factors which impact upon migration decision-making and remigration potential among Slovak migrants who entered the Czech Republic after the country acceded to the European Union. The thesis utilizes a meta- theoretical approach which provides wide latitude for the inclusion of theoretical approaches which transcend disciplinary boundaries. Through a discussion of various policy approaches the work demonstrates that attempts to limit flows via legislative changes or the implementation of European Union directives has had little impact on aggregate flows in the specific case of the Czech Republic. Data from a survey conducted by the author is analysed and discussed from various perspectives in the form of a descriptive case study. The case study determines that employment, personal choice and family reunification are significant rationales for mobility related decision making and that long term settlement among this particular group is likely to occur.
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Current labour migration to the Czech Republic: The synthetic study of integration models of the third country nationals
Střechová, Veronika ; Drbohlav, Dušan (advisor) ; Uherek, Zdeněk (referee)
TITLE: CURRENT LABOUR MIGRATION TO THE CZECH REPUBLIC: THE SYNTHETIC STUDY OF INTEGRATION MODELS OF THE THIRD COUNTRY NATIONALS The aim of the thesis is to describe a process of an integration of eight groups of third country nationals in Czech society by using findings of several researches conducted in Czechia since the late nineties of the 20th century. The information about immigrants from Russia, Ukraine, China, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, Arabic countries and about immigrants from countries of Sub-Saharan Africa are structured in accordance with a concept of integration as a multidimensional process, suggested by Friedrich Heckmann and Wolfgang Bosswick. The work reveals a high internal diversity of researched groups in terms of a type of a residence permit which individuals possess, socioeconomic attributes, phase in a life cycle of individual, relationship of individual to the country of origin and his or her future plans about settlement in Czechia. These diversities are reflected in a number of different patterns and levels of integration of compatriots in a spatial, structural, cultural, interactive and identification dimension of integration. There is a research perspective change in the closing part of the thesis. This change is done in order to highlight those kinds of migrants'...
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Czech Migration and Integration Policies in the Perspective of Mongolian Migration
Jelínková, Marie ; Kotrusová, Miriam (advisor) ; Drbohlav, Dušan (referee) ; Muhič Dizdarevič, Selma (referee)
In the period between the years 2006 and 2008, a significant increase in the migration of Mongolians to the Czech Republic could be seen. The Mongolians came to the Czech Republic mainly through formal and informal intermediary agencies and most of them worked as unskilled labor. With a few exceptions, they originally arrived to the CR with work and residence permits, yet a large part of them lost their permits during their first two years of stay. Even those who managed to live and work in the CR legally faced frequent violations of their rights. The research on Mongolian migration presented in this doctoral thesis was carried out as a case study. By looking at this specific problem area, fundamental problems posed for Mongolian migrants by the set-up of the Czech migration and integration policies could be analyzed. This work does not address these policies only and the ways they are set up, but also the manner of implementation and the specific impact of these policies on the life of the monitored migrants. It shows that major problems in the way migration policy is set up and regulated are encountered already by the visa applicants still in Mongolia. The results of the research also show that Czech migration policies put a large part of the Mongolian respondents into positions of dependency on...
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