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Gender and Profession
Herberová, Kamila ; Tuček, Milan (advisor) ; Sloboda, Zdeněk (referee)
This Bachelor Thesis, entitled "Gender and Profession", considers the current situation of women employed in professions and positions on the job market, which were held traditionally by men. The work also looks at the situation of men in so-called "feminine" professions. Although this topic is being increasingly discussed, the situation hasn't been solved yet. This work should serve as a deeper insight into this issue. It is based on an analysis of interviews carried out with representatives from the particular professions. Respondents answered questions concerning their studies in secondary education and higher (university) education, they described receiving interviews, and they also discussed their relationships in the workplace. They discussed issues regarding the planning of families, current situations in work, potential gender-related problems and so on. The respondents' answers showed an optimistic view regarding the problem of equality, because signs of discrimination did not appear. An alarming result was, however, found regarding the decision of whether to have children or not. In almost every case children were sidelined and assigned secondary importance. The professions researched were: architects, lawyers, doctors and teachers.
Ratification Process of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
Herberová, Kamila ; Nekola, Martin (advisor) ; Novotný, Vilém (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the ratification process of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in the Czech Republic. The proposal of ratification was denied by the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic in 2005 and it was postponed. The debate was renewed in 2011 when the proposal was approved by both chamber of the Parliament of the Czech Republic and subsequently in May 2012 it was signed by the President of the Czech Republic. The thesis investigated different views of Members of Parliament on the ratification of the framework convention. To fulfil the aims of the thesis the Framework analysis method is used. The method reveals the competing frames in 2005 and 2011. Both periods are then compared. The author also tried to understand why the proposal in 2005 was denied and she offered one of the possible interpretations. The thesis is supplemented by chapters which describe the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and the development of the ratification process. These parts use the interviews made with experts in the research area.

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