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General and special public use of roads
Hradec, Vít ; Staša, Josef (advisor) ; Handrlica, Jakub (referee)
General and special public use of roads Abstract Subject matter of this thesis is general and special public use, whose object are roads. Institutes relating to public use of roads, such as charging for general use, restriction of general use and possible means of use, are analysed in this thesis. Focus is also put on the newest changes in this field and recent case law. The text also includes author's considerations de lege ferenda. The text itself, excluding introduction and conclusion, is divided into three chapters. In the first chapter institute of public use is analysed, especially its object and subject. Public use is also split into general and special. The second chapter offers general interpretation relative to roads, which are the object of public use. This interpretation deals with categorisation and defining aspects of each category of roads. Increased attention is paid to local roads in relation to their previous legislation, and also to private roads in public use due to the circumstances of their origin. The main part is included in the third chapter, which deals directly with general and special use of roads, as is legislated in Law no. 13/1997 Coll., on Land Communications (Road Act) and other legal regulations regulating limits of such use. This chapter is divided to subchapters on...
The Czech un-film advertisement being published in film periodicals between years 1918-1938
Hradec, Vít ; Vošahlíková, Pavla (advisor) ; Groman, Martin (referee)
Film press, as well as any other kind of press, depends on advertising. Commercial success of a periodical reflects its ability to attract as many good advertisers as possible. This press is popular with readers as well as the film phenomena itself. The advertisers use its potential for offering their products or services. The purpose of the research is to find out how offered products are connected to the film periodical in which these are advertised; or which persuasive strategies are used so that a consumer can associate a product with some of the film culture aspects. The followed thesis says the Czech "un- film" advertisement being published between years 1918-1938 uses specific communication strategies to enforce, depending on a sort of a periodical itself. The "un-film" advertisement is defined as a commercial content that offers a product or a service with no logical connection to film. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

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