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The analysis of volunteer programs and volunters in the volunteer center Hestia o.s.
Kašpařík, Martin ; Čermák, Daniel (referee) ; Vorlová, Marie (advisor)
This paper focuses on volunteering in the Czech Republic and worldwide. It consists of two distinct parts. The first part is devoted to common principles of volunteering and its historical background in the Czech Republic, the United States and the Europe. The next theoretical part is devoted to volunteer center Hestia in the Czech Republic, national volunteer associations and social volunteer work in the Czech Republic. Emphasis is also given to l egislation connected with volunteering. The aim of the second part is to collect information relating to statistics of volunteers in the Czech Republic. Another purpose of the research is to provide analysis of volunteers' parameters, for examples quantity, age, gender, staff turnover. This information may contribute to reflect relevant situation of volunteering in the Czech Republic. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Social and Institutional Conditionality of Culture Development and Cultural Heritage Maintaining in the Regional Setting and its Exploitation for Effective Organisation
Patočková, Věra ; Vojtíšková, Kateřina ; Poláková, Markéta ; Šafr, Jiří ; Mička, Pavel ; Vajdová, Zdenka ; Čermák, Daniel ; Mikešová, Renáta ; Bernardyová, Kateřina ; Illner, Michal
The report summarizes the results of the research project Social and Institutional Conditionality of Culture Development and Cultural Heritage Maintaining in the Regional Setting and its Exploitation for Effective Organisation of the Regional Cultural Activities. The main of the project was paid to research on relations between social, economic and political characteristics of the inhabitants and regional cultural distinctiveness; research on relations between characteristics of the institutions supporting or organising cultural activities, public administration particularly, as well as non-profit and private sector organisations, and impact of their activity on culture development, on cultural heritage accessibility and local democracy deepening; research on openness of these institutions toward themselves and toward general public, research on the practices supporting public participation in planning, organisation and realisation of cultural activities. In the last stage of the project, Methodology for creation of conceptual documents for culture development and tourism support using participatory approaches was developed.
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Cultural infrastructure in the Czech Republic – the example of theaters
Poláková, Markéta ; Čermák, Daniel
The authors focused on the issue of cultural infrastructure in the Czech Republic. Cultural infrastructure of specific regions is an important factor that shapes the background for the realization of cultural activities, development of culture and regional traditions. The statement of cultural infrastructure in the Czech Republic was presented on the example of theaters. The source of data which authors used for the presentation was statistical data released by NIPOS, but also the results of a questionnaire survey realized in 2011.
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Social Capital – the Factor of Regional Development
Stachová, Jana ; Čermák, Daniel
First part of the paper shows that social capital plays crucial role in regional development, moreover that regional politics could increase the level of social capital in regions. We were able to distinguish three NUTS 2 regions that significantly differ from each other in the measure of social capital. Moreover we find out that social capital depends also on the size of municipality measured by the number of inhabitants. The larger the municipality is the lower the level of social capital.
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Institucionální důvěra v regionech České republiky
Stachová, Jana ; Čermák, Daniel ; Vobecká, Jana
The aim of this paper is to describe and explain regional differences in the level of trust in political institutions in the NUTS 2 regions in the Czech Republic. On the regional level the differences in the degree of political trust exists. However, these differences are caused rather by individual characteristics of respondents than by contextual regional factors. In addition, the differences between urban and rural regions were identified. The more urban region is the lower level of political trust was observed. Finally, the size of the municipality influences significantly the level of institutional trust, especially the trust in municipal boards. The smaller the municipality is the higher confidence in municipal board was observed.
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How to design and evaluate surveys among visitors of libraries
Čermák, Daniel
This lecture will be focused on some aspects of sociological methodology that can be used for development of surveys carried out between readers in libraries. This lecture try to answer on these questions: How to find out that our survey is representative? How to formulate questions in survey? Which topics could be placed in survey? And how to work with and interpret obtained data?
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