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Renewable energy legislation
Kučerová, Veronika ; Štěpánek, Petr (advisor) ; Černý, Pavel (referee)
This master thesis discusses current legislation in the field of supported and renewable energy sources. At the beginning of the thesis are defined renewable energy sources from the perspective of Czech legislation and of professional view. The second part is focused on legislation regarding renewable energy sources in the European Union and the Czech Republic. Follows an overview of the support tools and legislation regarding renewable energy sources in other member states of the European Union and the current status of the set objectives related to the share of energy from renewable sources in gross final energy consumption, which have been established by Directive 2009/28/EC. At the end is summary, along with an overview of the most successful and least successful countries in terms of achieving the objective.
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Criminal activity as a result of unemployment in Prachatice
KUČEROVÁ, Veronika
This bachelor work deals with dilemma of the criminal attempts caused due to unemployment. The theoretical part unemployment and its splitting by time, as well as with economic, social and health consequences of unemployment. It also deals with the social work with offenders, which is executed through the Probation and Mediation Service of the Czech Republic. The practical part of my work focuses on the most common criminality in Prachatice in 2010. This information is collected through quantitative research done by using a structured questionnaire and study of written documents. Research has confirmed rated hypothesis and also confirmed the long-term unemployment in particular has direct impact on crime and especially the criminal activities against property.
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The Stele of Mesha and its Relevance for the interpretation of 2 King 3
KUČEROVÁ, Veronika
The paper is concerned with the synchronic analysis of two ancient texts, i. e. 2 Kings 3, and the Mesha´s stele. Both of them mention an Israelite-Moabite conflict, and it is said they contain two different reports of the same event. The purpose of this thesis is to reconsider this assertion. Both texts were analyzed and their respective literary genres were determined. Then the texts were compared with regard to the aforementioned conflict. At the end of the paper the author concludes, it is neither possible to affirm with any certainty, that both texts reflect the same historical event, nor to disprove it.
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