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The Deaccessioning of Public Museum Collections in the Czech Republic
Katakalidis, Thomas ; Tyslová, Irena (advisor) ; Prokůpek, Marek (referee)
This master thesis is concerned with the topic of deaccessioning from public art museums in the Czech Republic. This practice is almost never carried out due to high legal restrictions and very demanding administration. Nevertheless, deaccessioning is becoming common practice in other European countries such as United Kingdom or the Netherlands. The goal of the thesis is to suggest main topics in the hypothetical regulation of deaccessioning in the Czech Republic considering the current theoretical framework, already conducted research and newly conducted research within this thesis. The latter is open coding analysis of guidelines on collection deaccessioning made by United Kingdom Museum Association. The main conclusions are that a few topics should be subject to regulation. Firstly, the reason to dispose (either economic or other), secondly, the acceptable use of the income from deaccessioning, thirdly, decision making process and supervision. At last, selection of collection or items to be disposed and question of new collection owner should be solved.
Richard Florida's Creative Class theory
Katakalidis, Thomas ; Tyslová, Irena (advisor) ; Hanzlík, Jan (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to introduce Richard Florida's Creative Class theory and the way we measure the Creativity Index or the indicator of creative environment and urban or region development potential. The thesis concerns creativity as a factor of the progress of society in the course of history and as well evaluates the approach to creativity today. Florida's theory is examined and some possible imperfections that can occur while measuring the Creativity Index are shown. Both academic and non-academic critiques on the subject are discussed.

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