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Family rituals in the context of Czech culture
Láchová, Michaela ; Soukup, Václav (advisor) ; Soukup, Martin (referee)
Thesis titled "Family Rituals in the Context of Czech Culture" deals with the theoretical analysis of the developmental changes of the family in the perspective of cultural studies. The aim is to capture the family as a cultural phenomenon, determined by the institution that is an important mediator of the influence of culture to people. Particular attention is paid to the definition of family as a cultural construction and the specific institution, whose form and content reflects contemporary social and cultural context. The thesis is divided into two main parts. The first part presents the transformation oftraditional European family in time and space with emphasis on the Czech environment. Simultaneously, an analysis of the family as an institution to ensure transmission of cultural values. The largest part is devoted to the family in the context of ritual and kinship ties. This section includes the interpretation of marriage from a cultural perspective. This part is complemented by empirical research, which plains the form At the end of the first part is offered a comparison of current Czech family with the rest of Europe with regard to marriage and changes in family behavior. of family rituals in contemporary Czech family, and thereby contributes to enrich the existing theory.

The Profession of Accountants, Auditors and Tax Advisors in the Netherlands
Štěpánková, Zuzana ; Skálová, Jana (advisor) ; Žárová, Marcela (referee)
Abstract This bachelor thesis deals with professional associations of accountants, auditors and tax advisors in the Netherlands. The goal of this thesis is present professional associations in the Nederlands, their work and membership requirements. The beginning of this thesis is focused on the role of these associations in society, their effect on the quality of education and regulation in field of accounting, taxes and auditing. The other part contains some basic information about the regulation of accounting in the Netherlands and about the institute which is in charge of it. The crucial part of this thesis is a chapter, which is devoted to the professional associations -- specifically the Institute of Chartered Accountants (NBA) and the Dutch Association of Tax Advisors. The history of these associations, their objectives and membership requirements are described in this chapter. The closing part of this thesis deals with cooperation with other Dutch and international institutes and organizations, for example The Association of Registered Controllers and the Netherlands Authority for Financial Markets.

Zhodnocení výkonnosti koní ve vytrvalostních soutěžích na Slovensku
Hanicová, Zuzana
The present Master's thesis aims to evaluate the performance of horses in endurance competitions in Slovak Republic. The database used for consequent statistical analysis was developed by manual insertion of data from the 2008 -- 2012 years range. Control factors evaluated included ranking in competitions, the overall time spent to master the tracks, and the average speed of individual horses in endurance races. Examination based on the GLM statistical method proved a significant correlation between geographical location of the race and the rank achieved by individual competitors. Using the same method, it was found there is no statistical correlation between country of origin, gender, colour, breed, age, length of the track, year of the race nor year of birth of the horse; and rank in the race. Following multiple comparisons of results according to Scheffe's method and Tukey-B statistical test confirms there were neither highly significant differences nor significant differences observed in between individual control factors. Based on GLM statistical method, it was found that geographical location of the race, breed of the horse and length of the track do have a statistically high significant impact on overall time spent to master the track by the competitor. In contrast, it was found the country of origin, gender, colour, age, year of the race and year of birth of the horse do not have a statistically verifiable impact on the overall time spent to master the track. Examined under Scheffe's method, sample group consisting of Poland, Germany and Russia was found to be statistically significantly the worst out of all countries tested, with the highest average overall time spent to master the track. Conversely, Slovak Republic proved to have statistically significantly better results than Czech Republic, Hungary and the previously mentioned sample group consisting of Poland, Germany and Russia. Horses of Slovak Republic statistically achieved the best, therefore the shortest average overall time spent to master the track. Austria proved to have statistically significantly better results than Hungary and the sample group of countries mentioned above. Czech Republic proved to have statistically significantly better results than Hungary and sample group consisting of Poland, Germany and Russia. Based on GLM statistical method, it was found that country of origin, geographical location of the race, breed of the horse and length of the track do have a statistically high significant impact on average speed of the horse on track. In contrast, it was found that gender, colour, age, year of the race and year of birth of horses do not have a statistically verifiable impact on the average speed of the horse on track. Based on multiple comparisons of results according to Scheffe's method, the author observes significant differences in performance of horses originating from different countries. The sample group consisting of Poland, Germany and Russia proved to be statistically significantly the best, which means that horses originating from here achieved the highest average speed in races. The Slovak Republic proved to be statistically significantly worse than the Czech Republic, where Slovak horses performed worse in terms of the average speed than Czech horses.

Comparison of the specifics of Russian and Czech language means in advertising texts with regard to gender aspects
Steiningerová, Alena ; Loikova-Nasenko, Tatiana (advisor) ; Lendělová, Věra (referee)
The work compares and charts language facilities of Russian and Czech publicity texts in relation to gender aspects. This actual theme contains following points: general characteristic of publicity phenomenon picture of gender as "social sex" comparison of specificity language facilities of Russian and Czech publicity texts in relation to gender aspects Preamble deals with publicity history and its historical development till present. Describes development of publicity in broadcasting and television cast and adverts to specialities of development Czech and Russian publicity against a background political - economical changes. Defines what the publicity is, what are her substantial styles, what target is has and for whom is determined. Second part is attended to gender as "social sex" and its characteristics. It records historical development of Gender Studies, adverts to key properties of women and men, on their nervous relation in imaging by medium and on still persisting strong gender stereotypes at confrontation with topical language of publicity. In final part is made analysis of language instruments on selected sample of Russian and Czech publicity texts on the basis traditional linguistic and semiotic analysis regarding gender aspects.

International labour migration into Ireland, Germany and the Czech Republic
Holičová, Anna ; Suša, Oleg (referee) ; Růžička, Richard (advisor)
This study focuses on international labour migration. On the basis of sociological migration theories and concepts it aims to show and explain or identify trends typical for contemporary migration and present them on the migration processes in three selected countries- Ireland, Germany and the Czech Republic. The study refers to migration theories operating both on macro and micro (or mezzo) levels. Former is represented by classical migration theories or by the world-system approach and by the concept of global cities which is based on them. The latter is represented by the theories of social networks and social capital. The study also pinpoints to transnational migration, which represents a new trend and approach within migration studies. Furthermore it also takes into consideration some aspects of economic sociology and its analysis of migration. Moreover, this study challenges questions of co-existence of immigrants and "hosting societies", and introduces forms of integration and incorporation. It is also targeting on the role of national identity as well as perception of immigrants by the majority of the "hosting populations". The analyses is based on the "National Identity II" ISSP, 2003 empiric research. In this area the study focuses on potentially "double character" of nationality and citizenship...

Management of System of Evaluation of a Working Capacity in a chosen Organization
Plášilová, Jana ; Vinšová, Tereza (advisor) ; Plojhar, Miroslav (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with a problem of control and evaluation of performance and other systems which are closely connected with this problem. This thesis consists of three parts. The basic terms and knowledge from various fields, respectively personal activities are defined in the first part. The second part describes various methods which were used for writing of this bachelor thesis and there are the hypotheses that are evaluated in the conclusion. The analysis of present situation of selected personal activities which is based primarily on questionnaire survey in the selected organization which is Jednota, co-operative society in Jindřichův Hradec is done in the practical part. This part of the thesis contains the proposed corrective measures which could improve this situation.

Design of automatic lawnmower
Rytíř, Jan ; Chorý, Tomáš (referee) ; Zvonek, Miroslav (advisor)
The aim of this diploma thesis is the design of an automatic lawn mower. The design solution is based on innovative concept respecting all technical, ergonomical, aesthetical and ecological demands. A research study, including a historical, technical and design analysis of lawn mower, is preceding the description of main creative part of design process starting from the concept development and ending up with the final solution. A conclusion of the thesis presents an analysis of final solution, its character, contribution to the human society and the particular role of industial design in automatic lawn mower concept.

Hindutva and the women's question
Bulvasová, Klára ; Marková, Dagmar (referee) ; Vavroušková, Stanislava (advisor)
In my thesis I have focused on Hindu women adhering to the principles of Hindu nationalist ideology which stems from the notion of Hindutva as described by V. D. Savarkar who has put forward some gender sterotypes of Hindu men and women depicted as substantially different from Muslim men and women. These assumptions were later further developed by the so called sangh parivar. I have suggested that Hindu nationalism has in the late eighties and early nineties succeeded in mobilising Hindu women for the cause of the Hindu Right and brought them into its fold on an unprecedented scale. The mobilisation was successful due largely to the Ramjanmbhumi Movement which was then at its height. Right-wing Hindu women participated in the movement, and communal riots which formed an integral part of it, either as political leaders or perpetrators of communal violence assaulting, among others, Muslim women. This thesis also presents a brief overview of some women's wings of the sangh parivar and their ideology which in certain aspects differs from that of their male counterparts. It also considers the question of female emancipation within these wings and draws a comparison between them and the feminist movement.

Deaf culture. On some issues of the hearing impaired community in the Czech Republic
Šabach, Petr ; Matějů, Martin (referee) ; Czumalo, Vladimír (advisor)
The aim of the present thesis is to cover the issue of deafness from historical perspective, analyze the mutual relationship between hearing and deaf society and to bring to explanation the sociocultural specifics of the deaf in the Czech republic. The thesis views the issue of the deaf from the point of holistic cross-field perspective which takes account of findings from sociology, cultural anthropology, linguistics, psychology and pedagogy. The first chapter deals with hearing impairment from the medical point of view; we take a brief account on the etiology of hearing impairment and consider the effects of hearing loss on the ontogeny of the individual. In the second chapter we center on the issue of deafness as a subject of pedagogy, linguistics and sociology and their complementary themes: deaf education, sign language and socialization and enculturation of the deaf; the fourth part of the chapter synthesizes the findings of the fields mentioned into three hypothetical models of deafness - medical, social-integrating and cultural - and brings them into comparison. The third chapter concerns about social attitudes toward deafness in the course of history, we consider the philosophical roots of particular concepts of deafness and draw attention to the milestones in deaf history. The fourth chapter...

Diversity management in the selected organisation
Nová, Miroslava ; Pauknerová, Daniela (advisor) ; Ondřej, Lukáš (referee)
This thesis deals with the application of diversity management in the selected organisation, namely RWE Group in the Czech Republic. It focuses on the diversity of gender and age, particularly young women - students and university graduates. The aim of the thesis is to determine what factors play a role in the decision making about first job of young women as well as the expectations from their future employers. The results are evaluated and compared with the implemented diversity programme for gender and age in the RWE Group in the Czech Republic. The thesis further provides a verification if the findings of the thesis match the expectations of the identified target group. The thesis is divided into two parts. The theoretical part introduces basic terms such as diversity, diversity management including benefits and potential challenges that come along with the implementation. The practical part presents RWE Group in the CZ and the implemented diversity programme.