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Vietnamese in the Czech republic - the reasons for immigration after 1989.
Brázdová, Jitka ; Sýkora, Jan (advisor) ; Klípa, Ondřej (referee)
Jitka Brázdová This bachelor thesis deals with the Vietnamese population in the Czech Republic since 1989 and the aim is to find out what are the main reasons for immigration from Vietnam to The Czech Republic, whether any of them is dominant and why the Czech Republic is the final destination of Vietnamese migrants, who are seeking work abroad. This thesis deals also with the reasons why people leave Vietnam. This happens mainly due to the desire to improve an economic situation and find well-paying jobs. Immigration for work is highly supported by the Vietnamese government, which thus reduces the high unemployment rate, which Vietnam has suffered for a long time. The main reason for coming to the Czech Republic after reunification in 1989 is for the consolidation of families, when one has a member in CR. Nowadays, immigration is a business model for mediating agencies that recruit residents especially in poor areas of Vietnam and offer them work abroad. Poor people don't have enough information about local working condition and life in general and The Czech Republic has in Vietnam a reputation as a "paradise on the Earth" that is supported by the agencies. This phenomenon supports the fact that admitting failure in Vietnamese culture is considered disgraceful so those who fail in CR after...
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International Migration from Mexico to the United States of America and the Role of the U.S.-Mexico Border
Bečicová, Ilona ; Polonský, Filip (referee) ; Janská, Eva (advisor)
International migration from Mexico to the United States of America and the role of the U.S.-Mexico border Abstract The purpose is to describe and analyze an international migration from Mexico to the United States of America. In first section are placed an important legislation and economic programs, which have had a development impact of migration flows. After that is analyzed region of U.S.-Mexico border, which in the last few decades has undergone significant changes, and plays an important role in relations between Mexico and the United States of America. In main part is analyzed a current population of Mexican immigrants in the United States, both in terms of demographic and socio-economic. A part of this work is also focused on development and spatial distribution of the current state of Mexico's population in the United States.
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Odhad disparit v zacházení s cizizími statními příslušníky v trestním procesu v České Republice
Vávra, Jan ; Dušek, Libor (advisor) ; Kovanda, Lukáš (referee)
This thesis examines the effect of foreign nationality on the outcomes of criminal process in the Czech Republic. Foreign citizens are overrepresented by 2% compared to their share in population in all stages of the criminal process, suggesting possible discrimination by domestic authorities. Using rich case level datasets from 2005 to 2015 observed gaps are decomposed to part explained by a difference in the objective characteristics of the cases and unexplained part, suggesting possible inequality of treatment. Foreigner gaps in probability of charge, probability of conviction, probability of imprisonment, length of the sentence and probability of release from prison on parole are decomposed. Majority of observed disparities in the outcomes can be attributed to higher involvement of foreigners in more serious crimes compared to nationals. Unexplained disparities remain in probability of imprisonment and probability of release on parole, suggesting possible unequal treatment in these two outcomes.
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Communicative Competencies among Children in Immigrant Family
HRONKOVÁ, Zuzana
ABSTRACT: The main objective of the research is the analysis of communicative competences of immigrant children attending kindergarten in the Czech Republic and Austria. The theoretical part deals with communicative competence, the issue of immigration and further characterization of selected national cultures. The research, qualitative in nature, was used to analyze the technique of a case study. The research group consists of children of Turkish descent and Vietnamese descent . Sub-objectives are to determine how to develop communicative competence of these children and at which level they are now , the difficulties they have in establishing relationships with peers and the communicative contact with the kindergarten teacher.
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Migration and European migration crisis
Daněk, Vít ; Kaczor, Pavel (advisor) ; Novotná, Eliška (referee)
This bachelor's thesis focuses on the migration phenomenon. Thesis discusses the different types of migration and describes the types of migrants. It focuses mainly on economic and demographic context of migration and its impact on the labor market and economic development of the state. It also tackles the European imigration crisis. Thesis describes the development of migration in the European Union and its statistical context, in particular the issues of asylum and citizenship administration of the EU. Thesis also describes the main migratory routes. Thesis analyses the public opinion research, regarding European imigration crisis. The conclusion presents author's findings and recommendations which are based on a deep analysis of a number of relevant sources.
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Population by Nationality
Český statistický úřad
The publication analyzes the population distribution by declared nationality in relation with geographic and sociodemographic characteristics. Based on Population nad Housing Census 2011.
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Employment of the Foreigners in the Czech Republic
FIŠEROVÁ, Petra
Movement of citizens for work used to be and is a worldwide phenomenon {--} whether we consider moving of people for work within one country or between various countries. Since the beginning of the nineties, many foreigners have been coming to the Czech Republic with an intention to find work here and to improve therefore their living conditions. However, often they do not succeed to meet that goal as they wanted. In particular citizens from the former Soviet Union and various Asia countries do not find the best work conditions and assertion. If we do not mention illegal employment, even those who are employed legally often work for minimum salaries, in bad conditions and under continuous risk of expatriation. In this dissertation I focus on comparison of work conditions and work opportunities of citizens from so called Western countries and those from the former Soviet Union and South-Eastern Asia. Besides, in the theoretical part I endeavour to clarify the issue of so called client system which deteriorates strongly work conditions of citizens from the countries of the Confederation of Independent States and Russia.
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