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Czech Population´s Opinion of Foreigners´ Immigration to the Czech Republic.
PACHLOVÁ, Radka
The Bachelor's thesis deals with the opinions of the Czech population of the foreigners' immigration to the Czech Republic. This subject matter attacted me especially because migration has always been an up-to-date topic. This phenomenon influences almost everybody, whether it concerns the migration inside one country or among countries. Although migration has existed all the human history long, the Cyech Republic has been facing this problem since 1989 after the boundaries had opened. During the last ten years the number of foreigners coming to the Czech Republic has encreased twice. The people leave their homelands from various reasons. Some of them want to escape wars, the others depart from environmental, economic or working reasons. However, the arrival of the immigrants to the host country breeds benefits as well. The national cultures variegate and influence each other, the immigrants fill the vacancies which are not staffed by the locals. It is necessary that the immigrants who come their host country will be integrated. These people are being incorporated into the society, which also brings troubles. The most frequent problems the immigrants meet during their integration are the following. The foreigners cannot speak the language of their host country, they are not able to find job, they cannot find accommodation. There is also prejudice of the majority that obstructs good relations of the minorities with the majority society. The aim of this thesis was to find out what are the views of the Czech society to the foreigners' immigration and what is its attitude to their integration. In relation with these aims I set down hypotheses which were checked through a quantitative research by means of the interviewing method and by means of questionnaires. The practical part of the thesis results in the finding that the foreigners who are comming to the Czech Republic are perceived rather negatively. Nevertheles, some people mean that the migration can be beneficial as well. Most of the interviewed people know a foreigner personally and their relations are mostly good. In my thesis, I come to a conclusion that the Czech citizens prefer cultural diversity above all. Based on information collected from the research part of this thesis, I suppose there should be organised more workshops alongside with discussions to improve public awareness of life and habits of people coming from different cultural background.
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Analysis of tourism intensity in Strakonice
BRŮŽKOVÁ, Edita
This thesis analyzes the intensity of tourism in Strakonice and a potential for further development. The analysis was performed first, using computer software ArcGIS and through a personal interview visitors Strakonice. Based on the findings of these analytical solutions have been proposed how to increase the attractiveness of the reference region.
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Radiation risks potentially connected with computerized tomography in Czech republic
VEVERKA, Martin
Diagnostic X-rays are the most important man-made source of radiation exposure for the general population, contributing about 14% of the total annual exposure worldwide from all sources. However, although diagnostic X-rays provide great benefits, it is generally accepted that their use involves some small risk of developing cancer. The risk to an individual is probably small because radiation doses are usually low, but the large number of people exposed annually means that even small individual risks could translate into a considerable number of cancer cases. The aim of this work was to reestimate this risk on the basis of the annual number of CT examinations undertaken in the Czech Republic and typical doses applied. But there wasn't possible to find necessary data for planned reckonings by return, because their archiving isn't obligatory. This study, therefore, only describes common incidence of ionising radiation with human organism and further, all inevitable mathematically-physical equations needed for realization of primary planned investigation, with all necessary datal inputs included. In findings of this work there are drafted and demonstrated procedures, how to obtain and cultivate needed data ,so it was possible to compare it with technical literature.
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Motivation and stimulation of workers in nonproductive institutions.
MASAŘ, Jaroslav
The aim of this diploma work is pointed out of importace of motivation and stimulation of human source for final success of the institution. For my survey were choosen two institutions, which act on a market with services, but they are totally different, mainly in term of finance. Persons employed in services do not create any material goods, but sell the products of themselves, such as their knowledge etc. The first organization was a school and the second one was an insurance company. On the whole answered fourty-three persons, from that twenty at insurance company and twenty-three at school. In the first part of this diploma work I summarized theoretical infotmation about motivation and stimulation. Next capitol is concentred on institutions, on their introduction and their history. In methodology there is described questionnare method, which is used and operating sequence. Each answer was put down into the graph and the results and discussion follow after the graph. Such as the best motivation and stimulation for people is their income. Higher income motives most of workers in work and for their next education. People are the most important and unique source for each company therefore satisfaction of workes is so important. If the human sources are not motivated properly, the competitive advantage declines. Both companies should improve their motivation and stimulation program for their workers, not just in work, but for next education too.
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Basic teaching methods and their use in social studies class
MARKOVÁ, Kateřina
The thesis deals with the general educational program, the teaching methods, the group work and an evaluation. It also includes a description of the methodology and survey results of a public inquiry, which aimed to find out how students 6th grade of primary school are seen in the group work. The effort was made to increase the activity of the students to adopt an appropriate leadership lesson and to achieve a better understanding of the curriculum in social studies.
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Wind energy development and tourism: a threat or the possibility?
Frantál, Bohumil ; Kunc, J. ; Cetkovský, Stanislav ; Kučera, P.
A plan to increase a share of energy production gained from renewable sources has been proclaimed and ratified in most of the European countries including the Czech Republic. The usage of so called clean energy has become a global challenge that raises big controversies on a local and regional level though. Wind turbines turned out to be the most controversial phenomenon for both the scientific and public community. Hereat a social acceptance (community acceptance and political acceptance) is the key question in the planning and realisation process. A potential impacts on landscape character, swirling turbines´ noise and speculations concerning potential negative impacts on tourism have become the main arguments of opposition in the last two three years. The aim of the paper is to analyze, evaluate and empirically verify a potential impact of the wind power developments on tourism on the example of localities of Slezská Harta (dam) and Boží Dar and Kryštofovy Hamry (Ore Mountains).
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Czech Public on Kosovo
Červenka, Jan
March survey of CVVM was dealing with a situation related to recent unilateral declaration of independence of Serbian province of Kosovo. In retrospect just 19 % of Czechs agree with NATO’s bombing of Yugoslavia nine years ago, 49 % disagree and 32 % are undecided. 34 % of citizens approve Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence, 36 % oppose it. According to 36 % of respondents Czech government should have recognized Kosovo diplomatically, 34 % are against official recognition of Kosovo's independence. 46 % of Czech think that unilateral declaration of independence of Kosovo will lead to new armed conflict in Balkans, 58 % agree that the event will serve elsewhere as a precedent to other minorities with secessionist agenda.
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