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Venture capital
Svechkar, Inna ; Kopalová, Helena (advisor) ; Scholleová, Hana (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on the venture capital investments. Theoretical part of the thesis describes important concepts and key aspects of venture capital industry. Analytical part of the thesis is focused on the development and the present situation of venture capital industry in the United States of America, European Union, Israel, China and India.
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The Effectiveness of Foreign Aid - Public or Private Financing? (Case India)
Kapitáňová, Martina ; Mládek, Josef (advisor) ; Chalupníček, Pavel (referee)
In this bachelor work I study problems of foreign aid, especially views of private sector's utilization for development in the Third World countries. In the first part I will take into account different views of foreign aid (rather critical than positive), the next part is continuing with concrete problem of developing countries -- education. In analytic part of my work I will examine foreign aid in India, its economic situation and progression. By application of theoretic knowledge I will try to know, if the private sector of education plays greater role than public education system in India. At the conclusion I will analyze the role of government and its influence on providing education especially for poor children.
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Business environment, negotiation habits and specific cultural differences of India based on the experience of Czech travel agency Adventura, s.r.o.
Švagr, Vojtěch ; Zamykalová, Miroslava (advisor) ; Přikrylová, Jana (referee)
The thesis deals with an attractive economic environment of India and its market capacity. Besides, it is focused on people's mentality and specific cultural differences. Their knowledge together with cultural respect forms the ground of international trade negotiation. Basic territory characteristics are debated afterwards as well as bilateral foreign trade between India and Czech Republic. Nevertheless, the main attention is devoted to the mentality of Indian businessmen -- a questionnaire, filled out by employees of travel agency Adventura, reveals similar experience of both regular tour guides and international managers when doing business in India. Negotiation belongs to Indians body and soul, no matter how "important" the deal is.The objective of this work is to underline the importance of intercultural perception that assumes always more attention in times of swift globalization.
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Historical and Political Factors Influencing Relations between India and Pakistan
Mička, Dalibor ; Knotková, Vladimíra (advisor) ; Havlová, Radka (referee)
The objective of this thesis is to provide the reader with an overview of the most important factors that have influenced the development of the India-Pakistan relations. The period of the colonial British India is treated, as well as the consequences of its dismantling. The most crucial conflicts between India and Pakistan are analysed, along with their impact on the mutual relations. The origins of the grudge between Hindus and Muslims are explained in the indo- pakistani context. Having analysed the causes and consequences of the dissolution of Pakistan, the author of this paper focuses on mutual indo-pakistani cooperation, as well as the role of nuclear weapons with regard to the contemporary problems of both countries.
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The Influence of Information Technology Outsourcing on the Economy of India
Tuláčková, Anna ; Němečková, Tereza (advisor) ; Adamcová, Lenka (referee)
The objective of the thesis was to evaluate the influence of the information technology outsourcing on the economic development of India. The first chapter focuses on the phenomenon of outsourcing in today's world economy, including its reasons, benefits and risks. The second chapter deals with economic development of India and its strengths and weaknesses with regard to outsourcing. The final chapter evaluates the influence of information technology outsourcing on the economy of India with the help of some macroeconomic indicators (GDP, balance of payments, FDI) and indicates possible trends of its future development.
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The Sence of national Indian gastronomy
Růžičková, Zlata ; Mlejnková, Lena (advisor) ; Netková, Jarmila (referee)
The Thesis handle about the Indian gastronomy. The theoretical part introduceces India and it's position in the world tourism, it's history and influences of the history on the gastronomy. Next part introduces basic foodstuffs, differences between indian regions, religion restrictions and the etiquette of indian dining. The practical part evaluates Indian gastronomy in Prague. There is one chosen restaurant near specified and compared with it's competition.
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Social and Cultural Aspects of Management in India
Hořínková, Daniela ; Nový, Ivan (advisor) ; Surynek, Alois (referee)
Goal of this diploma thesis is to indentify social and cultural aspects of management and the work environment in India. It is concerned with perception of the indian management and work environment of the indian companies by representatives of the czech culture. The thesis analyses problematic areas in the communication and interaction of both cultures. The problems are different peception of time, time managemnt, strategic planning, autoritative leading, formal communication, motivating and different view on emancipation. The result of the research are few advices to representatives of both cultures regarding problematic areas which are mentioned above, for example manager training, teambuildings, etc.
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India as an important participant in international relations: application on the example of Africa
Koblížková, Petra ; Druláková, Radka (advisor) ; Knotková, Vladimíra (referee)
The significance of India in the international system has been increasing not only because of its fast economic development. As one of the manifestations of India's growing position can be considered the expanding of interests to African continent, which is the pivotal topic of this diploma thesis. The presence of India in Africa and its foreign policy towards this continent was analyzed on the basis of the method of four level analysis, which means foreign policy of India towards Africa is examined on levels of international system, state, domestic influences and individuals. To show the position of India in Africa in full context the part comparing its activities with another Asian economic power -- China - is included.
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