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Indirect perpetration
Kišari, David ; Hořák, Jaromír (advisor) ; Tlapák Navrátilová, Jana (referee)
Indirect perpetration Abstract This thesis deals with the institute of indirect perpetration, mainly focusing on the Czech substantive regulation of this institute of criminal law. The aim of this thesis is to provide a detailed interpretation of the concept of indirect perpetration not only in the context of the current legislation, but also in the historical context. Emphasis is also placed on the analysis of problematic aspects of indirect perpetration, as well as comparison with other important institutes of criminal law. The thesis is divided into four chapters. The first chapter deals with a historical perspective on indirect perpetration, and for this purpose the chapter is divided according to the effectiveness of past criminal codes. Within this chapter, the views and perspectives of the criminal law theorists of the time on the institute of indirect perpetration are thoroughly described and then compared, as these views often differed in many aspects. Attention is also paid to the background of the adoption of the new Criminal Code, and the related issue of incorporating the examined institute of indirect perpetration directly into the text of the law. The second chapter is devoted to the perpetrator of the offence and to the conditions of his criminal liability. This part of the thesis is also...
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The principle of participation and application this principle to the school youth hostel.
URBANOVÁ, Zuzana
This Diploma thesis presents participation as an important part of the educational process of school youth hostel as a tool for empowering youth for active and responsible attitude to the life. First part deals with definitions and meanings of participation in school youth hostel environment. Next part examines participation in five school youth hostels in South Bohemia. The last part introduces data from questionnaire survey and the data are presented in the context of theoretical knowledge and practical examples.
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Citizen Mapping as a City-Making Practice
Koncar-Gamulin, Lovro
This paper hypothesises that gaps in knowledge and understanding of our urban spatial processes have been facilitated by a stark emphasis on measurable and simulated data, as well as by the absence of non-measurable subjective experiences in contemporary data collection methods. Therefore, the paper discusses an inclusive way of contributing to city-making in which citizens create as well as add value to, and extract value through their collective efforts. The research aims to deepen engagement between citizens and urban design by discussing an app-based participatory tool through which citizens can identify, record and reflect upon different space-making parameters in their immediate surroundings. This tool provides a novel vocabulary to challenge the exclusionary practices of contemporary data collection, and brings out the strengths of citizen participation within urban design.
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The role of local public administration actors in the process of creating the Metropolitan Plan
Drápelová, Kristýna ; Perlín, Radim (advisor) ; Boháč, Ondřej (referee)
The main topic of the master's thesis is a newly emerging spatial plan of the Capital city Prague which is called the Metropolitan Plan. The aim of the thesis is to examine and evaluate the impact of the local actors on a planning process of creating the spatial plan and the extensive documentation that the process requires. The thesis also assesses the real engagement rate of the local actors with the planning process and their actual ability to affect the creation of the planning documentation. The theoretical part of this thesis is based on several concepts that are crucial for further research. The concepts discuss approaches to the spatial planning, the public administration organization and two different approaches to the spatial planning, which are regulatory TOP - DOWN and conceptual BOTTOM - UP. Furthermore, the thesis explains different types of the public administration organization, their influence on the spatial planning and the decision- making process based on the different types of organization. In addition, the study also explains the theory of participation, which is a notably important theory, especially in the spatial planning process. At the beginning of the master's thesis, three exploratory questions were determined for which the answers were obtained during the conducted...
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Is current social work with the community in the Czech republic a theory or a practice?
Deutschová, Barbora ; Pěnkava, Pavel (advisor) ; Šťastná, Jaroslava (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to draw the reader's attention to the importance and necessity of community and social work with the community, which is not anchored in the Czech Republic by any legislation. The thesis draws attention to a number of ambiguous definitions of terms and different perspectives on social work with community, although many professional materials emphasize the need for functional communities, which are often replaced by social services. My thesis presents a deaf understanding of terms relating to community and community work. The emergence and gradual development of community social work then expands and refines the understanding of community work and its impact on society as a whole. The role of the social or community worker themselves then plays a crucial role in social work with the community, with clarification of their remit and job description being an essential part of social work with the community. The starting point for this work is the national and regional strategic documents that influence the direction of social work. The thesis then turns to research to answer the key question of whether current social work with the community in the Czech Republic is theory or practice.
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Public space - the place, where we live?
Janská, Hana ; Spalová, Barbora (advisor) ; Čada, Karel (referee)
This thesis focuses on the concept of public space as a construct which is formed at time and is a subject to the contemporary social conditions. The first part maps the historical evolution of this construct. The changes of content of terms that have been used at different times in the sense which today is understood as a public space are described. This part presents contemporary theoretical basis, their reflections in the society and also their reflection in the lived reality. It describes the key influences that shaped today's "modus vivendi" of public space. Apart from the ancient agora the work focuses on the Czech environment from the 19th century to the present. The second part, the research work describes how the current discourse of public space, represented by the Via Foundation (Nadace Via) and its program The place, where we live (Místo, kde žijeme), transcribed into the social structure of the three Czech villages. In the context of three case studies we focus on how the public space of these villages have changed and which elements from the past survived in this structure.
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Comunication of Self-help Group Focused on People Suffering from Social Phobia
Vyšatová, Tereza ; Navrátil, Jiří (advisor) ; Moree, Dana (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to propose new ways of communication of the self-help group focused on people suffering from social phobia. The theoretical part deals with perspectives of self- help groups and participation model taking into account socio-demographic profile, barriers to participation and motivation to participate as factors influencing participation. In the empirical part the reasons for the selection of questionnaires and interviews as data collection methods are described. In the part "results and discussion" I present the results of the analysis of external communication, the characteristics of the target group, the motivation to participate in the self-help group, barriers to participation in the self-help group and I propose new ways of communication adapted to the target group.
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