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The capital controls and their impact in the short and long term
Papežík, Ondřej ; Šíma, Ondřej (advisor) ; Pour, Jiří (referee)
The present thesis analyzes the application of capital controls and their impact on the economy in the short and long term. These regulatory measures have gone through many periods and opinions in which they were considered as both positive and negative instrument not only of monetary policy. Global financial crisis of 2008 has again raised a lot of questions dealing with this topic. Capital controls may help ease the acute problems associated with inflows or outflows in the short term but they will not solve the issue of the country's susceptibility to movements of primarily debt capital. Long-term capital closeness (whether in terms of export or import) may causes, inter alia, the excessive accumulation of savings in the domestic closed economy or lack of capital for economic development. Therefore, when applying capital controls it is also necessary to improve the country's institutional quality which proved to be an important determinant of capital flows.

The impact of fundamental news on selected stock indexes
Polívka, Ondřej ; Fičura, Milan (advisor) ; Mazáček, David (referee)
This thesis investigates the impact of the fundamental news announcements on the movements of the stock indexes SAX, SaP500 and DJIA. The theoretical part of the thesis describe the basic structure and properties of these indexes. There are also presented theoretical and empirically validated relationships between different fundamental news and the indexes. These relationships are described based on the theory of efficient markets, technical, fundamental and psychological analysis. The practical part of the thesis analyze the impact of fundamental news (5 types - index SAX and 6 types- SaP500 and DJIA) 2005-2015. There is analyzed the impact of news announcements on the day of the notice and the day after the announcement. The result is there exist significant relationship between "surprise" value of inflation and interest rates news and indexes SaP500 and DJIA.

The Affected Flesh
Mendoza, Valerio ; BENDOVÁ, Helena (advisor) ; JANEČEK, Vít (referee)
Along the first decade of the 21st century, Romanian Cinema has achieved an elite status with the emerge of the so-called Romanian New Wave or New Romanian Cinema. This dissertation, aims to explore a little bit beyond the obvious aesthetics and dramatic features that have conferred awards and prestige to this film movement.Through three of its emblematic films, the use and representation of the human body will be analyzed as a powerful and effective storytelling tool, capable of rendering a coherent socio-political discourse at the same time it harmonically engages with a depurate visual style. The New Romanian Cinema deals with themes like identity and structures of power, and this thesis seeks to expose how those concepts are articulated through an specific depicting of the corporality -and its affections- of the main characters, highlighting the way directors use their craft in consonance with such representation instances

Contemporary Spanish feminine literature
Berecová, Lucia ; Fousek, Michal (advisor) ; Housková, Anna (referee)
The main objective of our thesis is to present the contemporary Spanish literature written by women, taking into consideration historic and social events along with women's situation in western society. The first part of the thesis is dedicated to a brief description of general history of women, laying emphasis on the feminist movement which culminated in the 20th century. In this part we also focus on the woman phenomenon which has been present in the literature as both creative subject and portrayed object. At the beginning of the second part we point out that men's and women's way of writing and perceiving reality differ. The most important part of the thesis consists in analyzing the destiny of female characters in our selection of novels written by contemporary Spanish female authors, and searching for possible connections between their fictive lives and those of real women living in modern society.

Austria as Murder Scene. Wolf Haas' Crime Novels in Context of "Anti-Heimatliteratur"
HRŮZOVÁ, Kateřina
The main motif of this diploma thesis is the social criticism in the chosen novels of the Austrian author Wolf Haas. Because of his critical point of view to the Austrian society subsists the main focus of this diploma thesis not only on the description of the specific genre of the Austrian criminal literature, but also on the enlistment to the Anti-Heimatliteratur. The first part of this thesis reports about this significant post-war literature movement as well as it briefly defines the genre of detective fiction. The chapters of the analytic part are dedicated to the various novels and thank the concrete quotations it is pointed to the criticism of the Austrian society and generally to the social problems, too. This thesis pays attention to the characters of the detective Brenner and the narrator, who are the concrete representatives of the novels and they become the main critics of the Austrian society even if they actually belong to it, too.

The Neo-Victorian novel: contemporary trend in British fiction
Szilágyiová, Ester ; Nováková, Soňa (advisor) ; Beran, Zdeněk (referee)
In 1966 when Jean Rhys wrote Wide Saragasso Sea no one would have guessed that she was starting a new literary movement whose very essence dwelled in re-thinking and rewriting Victorian myths and stories which Sally Shuttleworth named the retro-Victorian novel1. As a matter of fact, John Fowles's The French Lieutenant's Woman published in 1969, brought to public attention the parody of Victorian social, sexual and literary conventions2 but it was really in the 1980's and 1990's that many British novelists rekindled the great Victorian tradition.3 Retro- or neo-Victorian novels take up themes, motives, characters - which are either factual, as in Peter Ackroyd's Last Testament of Oscar Wilde, or fictitious, as in George McDonald Fraser's Flashman series. Neo-Victorian novels imitate texts from the Victorian era and in most cases they follow the Victorian narratives structurally, formally and/or thematically.4 These contemporary rewrites of the Victorian texts also seem to imitate the average physical length of Victorian novels in as much as they are often very hefty tomes indeed, something which may be problematic for many readers in the bit/byte generation. Structurally, in most cases the texts are divided into books or chapters, sometimes preceded by chapter summaries or epigraphs. They imitate the most...

The Muscle Disbalances of Ice Hockey Players in the Youth Category
Pscheidt, Michal ; Nováková, Pavlína (advisor) ; Prajerová, Květa (referee)
The Muscle Dysbalances ofIee Hockey Players in the Youth Category Object: to find out what kind ofmuscle dysbalance do ice hockey players have, how severe are the symptons, and to treat dysbalance by using compensational exercises. Metbod: kvazieexperiment - we examined group of selected ice hockey players in the age of 8 to 1Oyears. We analysed funcional condition of each individua} based on the posture examination by Jaroš-Lomíček and Mattias. After eight months of compensational exercise program we identified the stage of improvement. In questionaire we inquired about all of the kinds of sports the players do. We were interested if they practise some other sports as well or ifthe ice hockey is their only activity. Results: preliminary measurements of all individuals showed different stages of muscle dysbalance that correspond to the game character, to usage of specific muscle groups and inadequate compensation. There were noticed positive changes in body-control of some players measured at the end. Key words: ice hockey, muscle dysbalance, movement program 3

Skupina 42 and Chicago Renaissance - Kolář, Sandburg, Masters (1914-1948)
Vondřichová, Anna ; Šrámek, Petr (advisor) ; Holý, Jiří (referee)
This text is concerned with the connections between the Chicago Renaissance movement and the Czech post-war Skupina 42 (Group 42). Not being a fixed programme, Chicago Rennaisance covers not only the work of its major representatives - Carl Sandburg, Edgar Lee Masters and Vachel Lindsay, but also the general cultural atmosphere around the time of the First World War in the American Middle West. Although there are considerable timespace differences, the poetics of the particular poets and Skupina 42 members (especially Jiří Kolář) have much in common. Primarily, it is the effort to define a newly developing city as well as an individual's role in a human community. The complexity of this community requires adequate forms of poetic expression, which is in both cases performed by the use of everyday speech and free verse, depicting aptly social, ethnic and individual variability. Moreover, the imperfection and at the same time beauty of the common speech offer a fitting parallel to the character of the city as a whole.

Czech players opinions of streetball
Faul, Marcel ; Kaprálek, Tomáš (referee) ; Velenský, Michael (advisor)
Title: Czech players opinions of streetball Aim: The aim of this diploma thesis is to analyze an actual situation of streetball in Czech republic, respectively in the world and also to find Czech players opinions of streetball and find the reasons why basketball players give priority to streetball. Methodology of thesis: The paper has character of qualitative research. In result our analysis should be the first official study of this subject in Czech Republic and could help to better orientation in this modification of basketball. Thanks to results of questionary aplication we will find the reason why basketball players prefer streetball. Results: The thesis confirmed more or less hypotesis before. We wanted to find how the streetball is attractive for basketball players. The questionary confirmed that they playes streetball often and majority of them prefer it especially in the summer-time or minimally they appreciates it like a good change in trainig. Key words: basketball, streetball, freedom, delights un movement, fair play.