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Price convergence to the EU: What Do the 1999 ICP Data Tell Us?
Čihák, Martin ; Holub, Tomáš
The paper analyses the price convergence in the Czech Republic and other Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries towards the European Union (EU). Cross-country comparisons based on the International Comparison Project (ICP) 1999 are used.
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What is the appropriate rate of disinflation to be targeted in the Czech economy?
Mahadeva, Lavan ; Šmídková, Kateřina
This work deals with the inflation of the Czech Republic in comparison with countries and values ​​of the European Union. It discusses the changing targets after 1997 and possible solutions disinflation.
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A mixed marriage: Gate to the European Union
ŠUCHMANOVÁ, Kamila
The subject of present B.A. thesis is integration of foreigners in the Czech Republic after joining European Union and specifically integration based on ?family reunification? of third country citizen and Czech national. These mixed marriages are understood as ?a gate? of European Union.Basic terms, legislative framework and preconditions to be met by a foreign nationals are explained in the first part of this thesis. Following chapters describe in detail different levels of residence permits a foreigner could obtain on the base of ?reunification? with a Czech / EU national as well as subsequent Czech citizenship. The paper finally treats various ways of misusing ?reunification of family? category in order to obtain entry permit and legal residence permit in the Czech Republic. Some cases of misuse of ?reunification of family?are mentioned in the paper as model cases (circumvention of the requirement of the law in order to get a residence permit). The basic aim of the thesis is the description of situation when third country nationals arrive to the Czech Republic to ?reunify? with the family and presentation of complete overview concerning the misuse of this category in order to obtain the residence permit as well as outline options to solve thi situation.

Comparing the operation of the Police, Fire Brigade and Ambulance Service in the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria and Slovakia.
NÁVRATOVÁ, Šárka
Comparing the operation of the Police, Fire Brigade and Ambulance Service in the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria and Slovakia. Various authorities and different assignments of the members evoked an impulse to make a coordinated progress at rescue and liquidation works in MU - the joint rescue service. Joint rescue service integrates the daily needs in the cooperation of firemen, medics, the police and other departments at solving MU, for example fires, disasters or traffic accidents. The police, firefighters and the medical rescue service are governed by law No. 239/2000 Sb., about an Integrated Rescue System and about the change of some laws in the constituent parts. These components have also their own personal law and regulations, according to which they governs themselves. Law No. 238/2000 Sb., about firefighters in the Czech Republic and about the change in some laws, law No. 273/2000 Sb., about the police of the Czech Republic and law No. 374/2011 Sb., about the medical rescue service. The Bachelor thesis describes how individual forces are managed, their organizational structures and the way important tasks are performed. Every state has its own system, according to whose firemen, the police and the rescue service are in place and some differ from the system in the Czech Republic. Step by step, the thesis compares the systems of these forces from the point of view of authorities, legislative measures, arrival times or numbers of professional substitution of the employees. After establishing the criteria and their subsequent analysis, it came to light that the Czech Republic does not lag substantially behind in comparison with Germany, Austria and Slovakia, but in certain matters some countries appear to have a more elaborate system.

Impacts of EU Membership on the Czech Republic - April 2012
Tuček, Milan
In April 2012 CVVM investigated on the membership of the Czech Republic in the European Union. Informants were asked to evaluate positive and negative efects of membership and the impact of membership on chosen areas of public life. 72 % agreed that EU membership helped Czechs to work, live and study in other EU countries. 82 % said that membership increased the level of bureaucracy in Czech republic. 61 % agreed that membership brought a lot of money from EU funds to the country. Economical migration of czech skilled workers to another EU countries was agreed by 58 % of informants. On the other hand only 38 % claimed that EU membership is a danger for Czech culture.

Vaclav Havel in Eyes of Public in Four Central European Countries
Červenka, Jan
In February 2012 CVVM investigated how citizens perceive the personality of the late former President Vaclav Havel. Under the umbrella of CEORG in February of this year some questions from the survey were also enquired among respondents in Poland, Hungary and the Slovak Republic.

Law breaking by foreigners in Czech republic - the migration flow of large extent.
ŠKOLKA, Michael
In 2004, the ČR joined the European Union and in 2007 joined the Schengen area. These two historic moments were the reason for creation of legislative changes, which mainly relates to the protection of external borders of the state, public order in the ČR and the introduction of various laws and directives governing the movement of goods, among other things and stay of foreigners in the ČR. Part of the strategy to ensure public order in the Republic is among other type plan "large-scale migration wave." It is important to note that the accession to the Schengen area was to abolish national border crossings and it is now possible the free movementofpersons, includingforeigners. ČR has become a country that has the inner land borders and outer boundaries is only at international airports. Although this fact has brought for the citizens of ČRfor example great ease when traveling, but there is a large open space for international crimes, which are undoubtedly related to illegal migration and smuggling, human trafficking, narcotics and weapons. Based on the above fact, the conclusion is sufficiently justified that type plan ?wave of large-scale migration? currently has its real foundation and there is a risk that the migration wave of foreigners can come to the ČR. This assumption is supported by research of migratory flows to Europe and to the ČR, it is also influenced by the unstable political situation in African and Asian countries. This plan type governs the procedures and schedule the activities of government ministries, regional authorities and municipalities. Many tasks are performed by the Ministry of Interior, particularly the Department of Asylum and Migration Policy, and police components, particularly the Alien Police Service is currently the Foreign Police Departments included in the structure of the Regional Directorate of Police. There has been a major reorganization from 1. 1. 2011, whose components fulfill the tasks of this type plan. Until now hasn´t been established police departments that would assume the tasks after the Alien Police Service, and therefore will be created the draft update of this plan on my part.

Assessment of legal updates on civil protection/defense in relation to trends in the area of civil protection/defense and comprehensive security of the population
ONDRÁK, Petr
The objective of this study is to evaluate the trends in individual periods of selected legal and sub-legal regulations on civil protection/defense in the Czech Republic from 1935 to the present. In addition to presenting an overview and description of individual legal provisions, the study also outlines the characteristics of the period in which the legal provisions were created, approved, and subsequently enacted. Three European countries were selected and briefly described for the purposes of the overview and comparison ? specifically, Italy, Switzerland, and Austria. In all of them, much emphasis has been put on the population?s protection, so that these democratic states have considerable and valuable experience in protecting their citizens in their respective geographic and historical setup. Using a multicriteria analysis, a comparison of legal provisions on civil protection/defense in the territory of the Czech Republic was made from 1935 to the present. Since it was not feasible to compare all the legal and sub-legal regulations in the given area, the study concentrated on the main legislation during that period. The period under study, i.e., 1935 to the present, was divided into segments where significant amendments were adopted in the area of civil defense in the territory of the Czech Republic. Subsequently, these main provisions on civil defense were detailed so as to make the primary objectives of the individual provisions obvious. The chapter containing compilation of the results describes selected key legislation in the periods from 1935 to 1961, then from 1961 to 2000, and finally from 2000 to the present, including a comprehensive table with a brief description of selected regulations. In conclusion, it was necessary to state that endangerment of the population, both with respect to civil and military threats, still exists. Therefore, it is essential to continue to amend and supplement the current legal provisions on a current basis, even though the legislation is very good, quality-wise, to be able to respond flexibly and effectively in the event that the population of the Czech Republic is exposed to any of the potential threats.

Past and present of Spain in the sight of the Czech Hispanism
DUŠKOVÁ, Pavlína
The thesis "Past and present of Spain in the sight of the Czech Hispanism" deals with evolution of Czech Hispanic studies that research history of Spain and Czech-Spanish relationships since the late 19th century until now. The whole work is divided into four fundamental chapters. The first chapter introduces Czech hispanists - historians by the year 1945. The second chapter is devoted to the most important persons of Czech Hispanism after 1945. The third chapter is looking for the feedback for works of Czech hispanists ? historians abroad.The fourth chapter relates Czech Hispanic studies to different European Hispanisms and discusses the existence of coincidence with other countries' trends.

Francophony in Tunisia
MÁŠA, Josef
The thesis deals with the issue of French speech in Tunisia. It focuses on the French language since its introduction in the country until the present day, on the status of this language among other languages used in this Arab country and on the relationship of the locals to the language of the former colonizers. It is a sociolinguistic study, with the theoretical part showing the situation of the geography, history, culture and politics. As for the linguistic-theoretical part, it studies the French language in various areas of the social life and finally there is an assessment of specific examples of the use of French in the practical part. Within the theoretical part, we are evaluating the involvement of the International Francophone Organization in Tunisia.