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Czech-Islamic marriages from the viewpoint of gender
URBANOVÁ, Marie
The thesis is deal with Czech-Islamic marriages from the viewpoint of gender. The first part characterises the basic concepts, marriage traditions in a purely Czech society, the issue of gender in the Czech marriage, marriage traditions in a truly Islamic society, Islamic marriage, gender issues, gender issues in Czech-Islamic marriage, the ethical impact of migration, including the ethical impact of cultural migration, potential misuse of the Institute to ensure family reunification residence permit in the Czech Republic, an example of migration, with specific policy approach in France. The practical part includes a rationale for selecting the research sample, showing the chosen research methodology. Based on the interviews is confirmed by the hypothesis of the thesis that the cultural influence of gender, as a bearer of a different conception of the of man-woman gender in Islamic culture, and Czech, respectively. Czech-Islamic marriages is a significant factor in causing marital disharmony. Mutual two-way cultural knowledge, as well as the presence of tolerance, love and truth, is a prerequisite to guarantee the functional relationship. This fact is verified by the Czech-Islamic couple, in the final case report.
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Sociological Aspects in further Development of Panel Housing Estates
GOLKOVÁ, Iveta
The bachelor´s thesis is generally separated into two parts. Literature backround characterizes the environment and the current state of housing developments. General characteristics of housing developments is described both in sociological and economic terms and also from legal point of view. Literature backround constitutes a theoretical basics for the problematics. Context and continuity of problematics are in case of a particular housing development and particular housing co-operaitve solved in analytical part. The analytical part is processed using two methods, questionnaire surveys and interviews. Data arising from the results of these methods are the primary sources for this bachelor thesis. The main objective is to analyze the current social culture of the population and its impact on further development and sociological research links in the selected housing co-operative. The most significant finding of the analytical part is that in a relatively short period the social culture in the housing development passed through a very positive change, although the technological defects of housing developments, caused by conceptual shortcomings of the construction, is still considered one of the most important factors affecting the satisfaction with standard of living of population. Satisfaction with housing is another important aspect of development.Very positive finding is that 90 % of the surveyed population is relatively satisfied with their living. Another important finding of the analytical part is that the activity of housing co-operatives contribute to positive perceptions of the level of housing and has an effect on its increase. Based on these findings we can conclude that the active participation of the population can be very beneficial and effective. As to the status of panel houses in cooperative ownership,a more rich exchange of information between co-operatives could be beneficial. This could be a significant factor in future development of housing estates.
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The Role of Nurses within the Nursing Care Provided for Pulmonary Embolism Patients in Subsequent Care.
STEJSKALOVÁ, Jana
Pulmonary embolism is a blockage of the main artery of the lung or one of its branches by a substance that has traveled from elsewhere in the body through the bloodstream. This results into the obstruction of the blood flow through the lungs leading to the failure of hemodynamics and ventilation. Despite great advances in the diagnosis and treatment, pulmonary embolism is still the third leading reason of death and number of people affected by this disease is increasing. The aim of this thesis was to investigate whether the nurse can influence patients in a way that they are instructed about the pulmonary embolism and also whether the people affected by this disease follow guidance in respect to minimize and prevent any complications. The thesis also focuses on the readiness of patients being treated for pulmonary embolism to be discharged from hospital into a care home.
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Interview as One of Instruments of Social Work with a Client
SEMEROVÁ, Renata
This work is concerned with an interview as a social work subject. Such interview can be considered as basic technique and instrument for social worker while acting with a client. From its start the work briefly introduces to the social work problem and the person of social worker and discourses about the interview in social work in general. In the first place it is focused on problems of indirective supportave consultation that introduces by charactaristics of individual phases of the interview. For cause of compact look on topic it gives attention to techniques of active listening and assertive behaviour. The work in its final part takes a think about how the interview between the social worker and his client helps to attain purposes and through them also realizations of mission of social work. By accomplishing of three specified objectives from social work sphere it analyzes and points the principle of interview in relation to questioned subject.
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Ways how media inform about extraordinary events
WAWREYN, Štěpán
The ways how media inform about extraordinary events have an important influence on determination of people, institutions and organizations. If the state agency is not able to respond on extraordinary events fast enough, the information is published regardless of an institutions{\crq}s opinion. Every in this way established information lives its own life {--} it becomes a source used by other media, it is taken by the broadcast and people discuss it. This status is mostly irreversible. Fast, realistic, pragmatic and complete information means a lot. The real truth of information is the difficult problem and it stands to reason, that all significant subjects should inform their surroundings properly and actively. In this work there are summerized some demands on a press agent, his/her scope of employment, which doesn´t consists only of informing about extraordinary events but also includes the comprehensive long - term cooperation with media. Next there are enumerated sorts of mass media and representatives of individual media applied in the Czech republic There is the description of the possible use of these representatives for information according to ratings, number of printed copies and quantity of people reading newspaper, listening to the radio and watching television. Next there are elaborated possibilities of communication with mass media, which consists of briefings and interview and next there are described principles of communication with media. In this work there are also described sorts of extraordinary events and basic information for population about its origin
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Selection and Admission of Staff on the Labour Market in the Czech Republic
JANDOVÁ, Petra
The diploma thesis deals with used aspects of admission of new staff. Czech labour market is described in brief , including the recent trends in the unemployment rate. The work attends to the process of admission of new staff, variety of methods, mode of choosing and the steps of selection new staff. There is a chapter that deals with strategy and instruments of staff selection, especially CV and interview. The final chapter is dedicated to the question of discrimination in respect to staff selection.
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Analysis of spatial behaviour: application of mental maps and interviews
Polišenská, Veronika
The article concentrates upon the theories and concepts of spatial behaviour of individuals. First, it introduces main theories regarding characteristics of the environment, the influence of the environment upon the individual and the spatial behaviour itself. Upon these concepts, it will introduce the method of sketching of mental maps of environment. Further, the article offers a typology of mental maps, which is based upon an extensive research.
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