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Tvorba strategie v podmínkách výrobního podniku
Kozubík, Jan
The thesis is focused on the identification of a strategic proposal in the conditions of a manufacturing company on the Czech market. The aim of the thesis was to propose and describe possible new strategies based on partial results from the analysis of the internal and external environment of the company. The thesis used the methods of PESTE analysis and Porter's five driving forces model in the external environ-ment. Within the internal environment, the 7S method and selected ratios of finan-cial analysis were used. On the basis of partial findings, the thesis used SWOT analysis methods and EFE, IFE, IE and SPACE matrices. The result of the work is a detailed description of the proposed strategy, specific recommendations of the subenterprise for the implementation of the strategic proposal and economic evaluation of the impact of the strategic proposal. The strategic proposal, if applied, will lead to an improvement in the efficiency of the company.
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Recognition of foreign adoption by same-sex couples
Kozubík, Jan ; Pfeiffer, Magdalena (advisor) ; Zavadilová, Marta (referee)
Recognition of foreign adoptions by same-sex couples Abstract The thesis deals with one of the current issues of regulation of parenthood in private international law, namely the recognition of foreign adoption by same-sex couples. In the context of population migration, which is - within Europe - further intensified by free movement between the Member States of the European Union, the issue of recognition of foreign adoption by same- sex couples appears to be highly topical. Especially in light of the continuing liberalisation of the regulation of parenthood of same-sex couples in the countries of Western Europe and Scandinavia on the one hand, and the conservative approach of the countries of Eastern Europe on the other. This situation has resulted in several major decisions of national and international courts, which will be discussed in detail in the thesis, as well as legislative proposals at national, European and international level. The thesis aims to provide an overview of the regulation of the recognition of foreign adoption of same-sex couples and related case law and legislative proposals, primarily from the perspective of the Czech Republic. The text is divided into four chapters, an introduction and a conclusion. First, I define adoption as a form of legal parenthood, provide an overview of...
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How Czechs perceive homosexual partnership.
Nováková, Klára ; Teichmanová, Klaudia (advisor) ; Kozubík, Jan (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on men's attitudes towards homosexuality as a correlating element in constructing a social approach to homosexuality. I focused my research on men with Czech citizenship aged 35 to 50 years. The research was applied qualitative data analysis using grounded theory modeled by A. L. Strauss and J. Corbin. In order to increase the theoretical sensitivity, which is essential for understanding the topic, I used the specialized literature focusing on gender and methodology. It was presented in the first, theoretical part. In the second part there were mentioned methodological concepts, on which the third research part is based, where the data obtained from semi-structured interview were analyzed. Research has shown that the attitudes of respondents are inconsistent; however, a significant influence on their semblance has the participation of men in masculine groups.
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Identification and adaptation of members of the Ukrainian minority in the Czech Republic
Gresko, Olesya ; Kozubík, Jan (advisor) ; Kolomoiets, Maksym (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the topic of integration of members of the Ukrainian minority into Czech society. The work is specifically focused on the experience of Ukrainians who hold Czech citizenship with adaptation to the majority society of the Czech Republic and how they identify themselves. It examines their adaptation to Czech society and culture, how they perceive their position within this society, whether they consider themselves Czechs or Ukrainians and what obstacles they encounter during this process. The first part of the thesis is dedicated to a summary description of the Ukrainian minority in the Czech Republic and also to the previous research on Ukrainians in the Czech territory. It also defines the basic concepts and theories that are used in the thesis. The second part describes the research methodology, methods of data collection and analysis. The data are obtained by qualitative research in the form of six semi-structured interviews with members of the Ukrainian minority. The final part consists of analysis of topics such as beginnings of residence in the Czech Republic, citizenship, language, social contacts, traditions, interest in society's happenings and identification, which resulted from the interviews.
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Polyamory: the new trend or return to the roots?
Hrstková, Michaela ; Kotík, Michal (advisor) ; Kozubík, Jan (referee)
The main theme of this bachelor thesis is the construction of intimacy in polyamorous relationships. Polyamory is a a practise of beeing allowed to have close emotional and sexual relationship with multiple people while all of the people concerned knows about it and agree with it. The transformation of the traditional nuclear family during last few decades encouraged a rise of polyamory and other non strictly monogamous relationships. I conducted a qualitative research consisted of parcipant observation in czech polyamory community and eight semi- structured interview with polyamorous people. These methods helped me to observe how intimacy is shared among more than two people and how they solve problems in relationship. In polyamory people emphasize even more on the values as openness, sharing, these values are also typical for strong intimate relationship as well as for the Giddens' idea of pure relationship. I also compare polyamorous to monogamous relationships.
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How Czechs perceive homosexual partnership.
Nováková, Klára ; Teichmanová, Klaudia (advisor) ; Kozubík, Jan (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on men's attitudes towards homosexuality as a correlating element in constructing a social approach to homosexuality. I focused my research on men with Czech citizenship aged 35 to 50 years. The research was applied qualitative data analysis using grounded theory modeled by A. L. Strauss and J. Corbin. In order to increase the theoretical sensitivity, which is essential for understanding the topic, I used the specialized literature focusing on gender and methodology. It was presented in the first, theoretical part. In the second part there were mentioned methodological concepts, on which the third research part is based, where the data obtained from semi-structured interview were analyzed. Research has shown that the attitudes of respondents are inconsistent; however, a significant influence on their semblance has the participation of men in masculine groups.
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Identification and adaptation of members of the Ukrainian minority in the Czech Republic
Gresko, Olesya ; Kozubík, Jan (advisor) ; Kolomoiets, Maksym (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the topic of integration of members of the Ukrainian minority into Czech society. The work is specifically focused on the experience of Ukrainians who hold Czech citizenship with adaptation to the majority society of the Czech Republic and how they identify themselves. It examines their adaptation to Czech society and culture, how they perceive their position within this society, whether they consider themselves Czechs or Ukrainians and what obstacles they encounter during this process. The first part of the thesis is dedicated to a summary description of the Ukrainian minority in the Czech Republic and also to the previous research on Ukrainians in the Czech territory. It also defines the basic concepts and theories that are used in the thesis. The second part describes the research methodology, methods of data collection and analysis. The data are obtained by qualitative research in the form of six semi-structured interviews with members of the Ukrainian minority. The final part consists of analysis of topics such as beginnings of residence in the Czech Republic, citizenship, language, social contacts, traditions, interest in society's happenings and identification, which resulted from the interviews.
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"When girls like girls": Lesbian Identity and Floorball
Sequensová, Linda ; Numerato, Dino (advisor) ; Kozubík, Jan (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with constructing positive lesbian identity in female floorball. It examines the context of negotiation and the creation of one's own sexual identity. At the next level, it compares the declaration of identity outside of the sports environment. The theme explored by the view of feminist tradition is to bring an inner look at the formation of an identity "girls like girls". The work relates to already created homosexual categories and categories of lesbian identities. Based on the analysis of semi-structured interviews, a typology of sexual identities is created. The work concludes that floorball provides an important space for declaring sexual identity. At the same time, it accelerates the declaration of sexual identity through openness, contact with sexual minorities, gender neutrality, gender segregation and time consuming.
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Parenthood of Two Women
Ulrichová, Eva ; Hrešanová, Ema (advisor) ; Kozubík, Jan (referee)
This paper focuses on parenthood and raising children by same-sex couples in the view of non- heterosexual women in the Czech Republic, and especially their reproductive options, opinions and references. This research aims to find out what makes non-heterosexual women to decide whether or not to raise a child, what kind of reproductive techniques they prefer and how to raise a child within relationship. This research also aims to find out the division of roles in the female same-sex family, especially what aspects led to the division roles in the household. Thesis uses qualitative research, concretely based on in-depth semi-structural interviews with seven non-heterosexual women. Using a thematic analysis, I identified five key themes: origin, surroundings, preferences of reproducing options, homoparental families and fostering preferences. This research points to crucial impact of a family, job and money towards a decision to raise a child. Next important point is desire of motherhood. Women identified job and financial situation as a main aspect of the division roles in household. Non-heterosexual women generally preferred the sperm donation out of clinic insemination as the most suitable reproductive technique, in case of complication women approach IVF with fake father. Raising children in homoparental...
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