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The development of the role of the presidency of EC/EU on the example of France
Šutová, Martina ; Dubský, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Cibulková, Petra (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the role and functions of the presidency and to demonstrate the development of its importance and competence on the example of France in the context of its twelve presidencies. The thesis is composed of the theoretical part describing the functions of the presidency and then an example of France and its presidencies from 1959 to 2008 is given to trace up the basic priorities of France in the process of development of European integration.
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Economic concequences of the European integration with respect to the Treaty of Lisbon
Tesarčíková, Aneta ; Mičúch, Marek (advisor) ; Skopeček, Jan (referee)
This thesis is concerned about the European integration and its consequences on particular economy branches. It deals with labour markets, analyzes the current situation, and finally issues and presents the ways of solving these issues. The thesis describes European Monetary Union and analyses the fielf of euro area with respect to optimal currency area. The second part of the thesis presents an introduction to the Treaty of Lisbon and its structure. There are progresses in some parts of economic situations and critics on The Treaty of Lisbon mentioned. Furthermore, the thesis analyzes the bureaucratic costs after ratification of The Treaty of Lisbon.
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Spanish integration to the CEE
Müller, Tomáš ; Kovář, Martin (advisor) ; Soukup, Jaromír (referee)
My theses scope is description of the Spanish relationship to European Union from the first integration tendencies after the WW II till the preferential agreement ratification in 1970. I will try to analyze part of the Spanish economic history within the context of west-European integration. This period precedes the political transformation of autocratic Spain to modern democracy. These democratic cabinets were able to aspire seriosusly to fully-fledged European Union membership. In my opinion it is not possible to view political transformation as a start-up for democratically elected governments to setup new relationships with EU but it is necessary to understand it as an important condition which is part of a long-term process of Spanish convergence to west-European integration. In my theses I primarily concentrate on the economic development but I mean that it is important to mention the political situation as well.
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Project SEPA and its aplication
Mach, Jonáš ; Schlossberger, Otakar (advisor)
This thesis studies the process of cross-border payments integration with a focus on the SEPA project. Besides the characteristics of the project itself, it contains a description of the development and the current form of the European legal basis for payment services, the functioning principles of the European payments council and an analysis of SEPA payment instruments. A very important role in the SEPA initiative has been played by the banks themselves, for they embraced a common approach towards the subject. The New legal framework should become effective by 1st November 2009 through national adoption. SEPA has so far brought a new credit transfer scheme and partial changes in the cards framework within Europe.
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The Influence of the Language Knowledge on the Movement of Labour Force
Schnierlová, Jana ; Adamec, Václav (advisor) ; Nováček, Jan (referee)
Práce hodnotí, jaký vliv má znalost cizích jazyků na pohyb pracovních sil v rámci Evropské unie. Teoretická část vysvětluje příčiny vzniku jazykové bariéry a zabývá se pracovními trhy některých členských států Evropské unie. Analytická část vyvozuje závěry vlivu jazykových znalostí a jazykového vzdělání občanů Evropské unie na mobilitu pracovních sil po evropských trzích práce. Závěry jsou založeny na základě provedeného výzkumu jazykových znalostí obyvatel členských států Evropské unie a na statistice o pohybu pracovních sil v rámci členských zemí.
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The economy of Spain and its position in the European Union
Hlávková, Eva ; Jeníček, Vladimír (advisor) ; Jelínek, Jiří (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to assess the economy of Spain and its position in the European Union. The European integration processes significantly influenced the development of democracy in Spain as a member state of EU. The period after Franco regime would last undoubtedly much longer and it would grow less dynamically without these processes. The influence of EU affected not only the Spanish economy, but also the current position of Spanish monarchy in Europe and in the whole world. The thesis is structured in three main parts. To be able to assess the Spanish economy during its membership in the EU, it is essential to study the procedures of negotiations between the candidate country and the Community. That is the reason why the first part is engaged in the pre-entry phase. The second part examines in detail the development of the economy after the reintroduction of democracy in the country. It deals mainly with the macroeconomic tendencies, their causes together with consequences. The progress concerns the economic situation in Spain before the entry to the Community, in the second half of eighties, as well as during the nineties. The thesis does not forget to be engaged in the current situation in the new millennium and it also outlines the possible development in the following years. The last part is devoted to the position and the influence of Spain on the main integration directions in the European Union. The coherence and the extent of evaluation can be considered one of the benefits of this work. The thesis introduces the complex view of the Spanish economy since the entry to the EU. It also deals with possible following tendencies. The understanding of the development is facilitated by a large number of graphs and tables, which help to outline the essence of the topic.
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The Development and the Present Situation of Austria and its Position in the European Union
Kolčárková, Marie ; Jeníček, Vladimír (advisor) ; Jelínek, Jiří (referee)
The aim of the diploma thesis is to characterize the development of Austria after World War Two, to chart its progressive integration into Europe and to evaluate its present position in the European Union. The first chapters of the thesis describe the economic and political development of Austria from 1945 to 2000; attention is paid to the gradual integration of Austria into the European Communities. Furthermore, the thesis concentrates on the development of Austria after 1995. It analyses the economic impact of its entry into the EU as well as its present position in the Union. It also discusses selected themes such as the first and second Austrian presidency of the EU, sanctions on Austria, the Austrian approach to the eastern enlargement of the EU and the Austrian citizens' view on the EU. It shortly addresses the contemporary relations of Austria and the Czech Republic.
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Postavení eura ve světové ekonomice
Mika, Jan ; Abrhám, Josef (advisor)
Práce hodnotí dosavadní úlohu eura ve světové ekonomice a přibližuje jeho možný budoucí vývoj v souvislosti s jeho postavením vůči americkému dolaru. Význam eura je v práci hodnocen nejprve v kontextu evropské měnové integrace a následně v kontextu globálním, s důrazem na otázku, zda se euro může stát hlavní měnou světové ekonomiky. Dále se práce zaobírá vyhodnocením významu eura pro Českou republiku v kontextu jejího budoucího začlenění do EMU.
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Relations between EFTA and EU - historical perspective
Rusňáková, Zuzana ; Cihelková, Eva (advisor) ; Frostová, Věra (referee)
The thesis is dealing with the relations between EFTA and EU from the year 1960 up to present. Its goal is not only to describe them but also identify their key moments and circumstances which led to them and based on that to predict the future development. First chapter is devoted to the history of the relations between EFTA and EU from the year 1960 till mid 1990's. The second chapter focuses on EEA, its essence, tools and objectives. The third chapter then describes the development of the relations between EFTA and EU from mid 1990's up to present.
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