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Private and alternative education in the Czech Republic
Pušová, Tereza ; Stará, Jana (advisor) ; Kargerová, Jana (referee)
TITLE: Private and alternative schools in the Czech Republic SUMMARY: The thesis describes current status of private and alternative schools whereas private schools are considered as an alternative to the public school system as well. It tackles the specific aspects of alternative pedagogical programs, describes common and distinctive features and sees into the positives and negatives of the choice of alternative education for parents and pupils. The theoretical part focuses on private schools. It inquires into the qualitative difference between private and public schools and deals with the conditions of education for both pupils and teachers. The empiric part consists of two case studies complementing the study of the private schools sector. KEYWORDS: Basic schools, private schools, alternative schools
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Private and alternative education in the Czech Republic
Pušová, Tereza ; Stará, Jana (advisor) ; Kargerová, Jana (referee)
TITLE: Private and alternative schools in the Czech Republic SUMMARY: The thesis describes current status of private and alternative schools whereas private schools are considered as an alternative to the public school system as well. It tackles the specific aspects of alternative pedagogical programs, describes common and distinctive features and sees into the positives and negatives of the choice of alternative education for parents and pupils. The theoretical part focuses on private schools. It inquires into the qualitative difference between private and public schools and deals with the conditions of education for both pupils and teachers. The empiric part consists of two case studies complementing the study of the private schools sector. KEYWORDS: Basic schools, private schools, alternative schools
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Ireland and the Marshall Plan
Pušová, Tereza ; Johnson, Zdenka (advisor) ; Soukup, Jaromír (referee)
The thesis deals with importance of European Recovery Program (Marshall plan) for Irish economy. The aim is to analyse whether the Marshall plan aid was in the case of Ireland rather a political decision or an economic necessity. In the first half of 20th century the economic and political development was adherent to Great Britain, although Ireland was anxious to break this bound since the foundation of the Free State. Second World War neutrality and disputable survey of post-war Irish economy caused bitter relationships with the United States and therefore even harder communication in the case of Marshall plan. Prevailing and historically determinated Irish isolationism and nationalism, trading orientation mainly on Great Britain, undeveloped economy and scepticism about the leading role of the United States in post-war world and economic integration of Europe in consequence led to the fact that Ireland was one of least developed countries in western Europe in the beginning of 1960s, even though it adopted the Marshall plan.
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Evaluation of mutual relations of firms and region - a case study of Preciosa and Jablonex
Pušová, Tereza ; Damborský, Milan (advisor) ; Krejčová, Nikola (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to establish positive and negative aspects of localization of chosen companies in given region say in two ways -- in relationship in which company influences the region and in relationship in which region influences the company. One part of the thesis contains detailed characteristics of the companies Preciosa and Jablonex, both settled in the Liberec district. There is also described history of the industry of (costume) jewellery and of glass industry in which both companies are engaged. In all of that from the economical, social and environmental point of view. This bachelor thesis also represents progressive approach of the regional science also knows as "territorial impact assessment".
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