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Formation and evolution of Brno's suburb Černá Pole
Sluka, Jakub ; Foltýn, Dušan (advisor) ; Filip, Aleš (referee)
TITLE: Formation and evolution of Brno's suburb Černá Pole AUTHOR: Jakub Sluka DEPARTMENT: Department of History and History Didactics SUPERVISOR: Mgr. Dušan Foltýn ABSTRACT: The bachelor thesis deals with origin and development of the residential quarter Černá Pole, namely from the settlement of this area to 1945. Attention is mainly focused on the 20th century. The part regarding Antiquity is primarily based on published researches of various archaelogical digs. The investigation of the period from the 14th to 18th century is grounded in preserved archival materials, especially documents. The gradual expansion of street network and local housing development, with emphasis on a period housing situation, in Brno from the beginning of building development in the 19th century to the end of World War Two is minutely studied by means of map collections, old photos and postcards, period newspapers, and a lot of scholarly books and articles. A particular focus is devoted to some important architectural buildings and interesting events in the history of Černá Pole. The pictorial supplement includes a lot of photos depicting present-day appearance of the quarter. KEYWORDS: Brno, Černá Pole, Lužánky, Villa Tugendhat, Children's Hospital, Mendel University, monasteries
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Environmental protection instruments in Czech law
Sluka, Jakub ; Damohorský, Milan (advisor) ; Snopková, Tereza (referee)
This diploma thesis is focused on the methods used for protecting the environment, which can be found in Czech legislation. Mentioned methods are those, which are used to prevent further deterioration of the environment. Particular groups of these methods create a system, where the methods support and complement each other. To the methods used for protecting the environment belong ordinary methods as well, however, only the legal methods are introduced in this thesis. In addition to dividing the methods into legal and ordinary, these methods are further divided into direct and indirect, general and special. The group of the legal methods consists of conceptual, administrative- legal, economic and vindicatory methods. Conceptual methods are direct and include various plans, programmes or conceptions. Administrative- legal methods are directly effective as well and include commands, restrictions, permissions, standpoints, expressions, standards and limits. Economic methods are indirect and consist of taxes, fees, tax benefits, loans etc. Vindicatory methods are direct and they are related to the application of tort liability and responsibility for environmental damage.
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Formation and evolution of Brno's suburb Černá Pole
Sluka, Jakub ; Foltýn, Dušan (advisor) ; Filip, Aleš (referee)
TITLE: Formation and evolution of Brno's suburb Černá Pole AUTHOR: Jakub Sluka DEPARTMENT: Department of History and History Didactics SUPERVISOR: Mgr. Dušan Foltýn ABSTRACT: The bachelor thesis deals with origin and development of the residential quarter Černá Pole, namely from the settlement of this area to 1945. Attention is mainly focused on the 20th century. The part regarding Antiquity is primarily based on published researches of various archaelogical digs. The investigation of the period from the 14th to 18th century is grounded in preserved archival materials, especially documents. The gradual expansion of street network and local housing development, with emphasis on a period housing situation, in Brno from the beginning of building development in the 19th century to the end of World War Two is minutely studied by means of map collections, old photos and postcards, period newspapers, and a lot of scholarly books and articles. A particular focus is devoted to some important architectural buildings and interesting events in the history of Černá Pole. The pictorial supplement includes a lot of photos depicting present-day appearance of the quarter. KEYWORDS: Brno, Černá Pole, Lužánky, Villa Tugendhat, Children's Hospital, Mendel University, monasteries
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