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Coordination of EC/EU's economic policy and it's impact on the competitiveness of the Community.
Mykytyn, Pavel ; Krč, Jakub (advisor) ; Hitzgerová, Vlasta (referee)
This Bachelor`s thesis follows the process of EC/EU`s economic policy development from the end of the 2nd World War up to the 21st century. It provides a brief view of gradation of member states` cooperation in the area of economic policies, notices transfers of particular competencies from national to supra-national level and studies the effects of economic policy coordination on the member states over the last twenty years -- mainly the impacts of the European Economic and Monetary union and Lisbon Strategy. It focuses on basic macroeconomic indicators and tries to find an answer whether such coordination increased competitiveness of the Community or not.
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Effectivity of Social Consultancy for Foreigners
Maňáková, Alena ; Průša, Ladislav (advisor) ; Muhič Dizdarevič, Selma (referee)
This diploma thesis, presented to reader, is a practical introduction into the world of social - work of a non governmental organization providing professional social consultancy for immigrants and recognized refugees resided in the Czech Republic. This diploma thesis is trying to find an answer to the question whether providing of a social consultancy for immigrants and recognized refugees are in the Czech Republic effective. The main idea is based on a new social service act no. 108/2006. The diploma thesis is divided into the two parts (theoretical and practical). The theoretical part is based on the description of a social care and its connection to the system of social policy. The theoretical part also includes an analysis of the act no. 108/2006 and description of one non governmental organization. This part also describes the process of asylum procedure and short description of social workers work. The diploma thesis continues with a practical research which was made among immigrants and recognized refugees living in region of Pilsen and South Bohemia. The practical part is mainly based on results of research and works with records collected from respondents. The main aim of this work was to analyze data collected in the research and make a comparison in a relation with the theoretical part.
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Dependance of the fast population growth on budget management in a chosen municipality
Šuran, Ondřej ; Sedmihradská, Lucie (advisor) ; Sedmihradská, Lucie (referee)
This thesis discusses dependence of budget management on fast growth in number of population in chosen municipality. At first there are mentioned theoretical aspects to which budget management in municipality proceeds. It is about expenses of municipal budgets, position of municipal authorities within public service and theoretical aspects of municipal budget setting. In the next step this work puts mind to the chosen municipality, progress in number of its population, analysis of progress of its incomes, current expenses and capital expenses in context of the municipality growth and correlation analysis. Conclusion of this thesis is that just a few of them is fundamentally dependent on the municipality growth and majority of them is just slightly dependent or they aren't dependent at all.
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Language and National Identity. The Case of Language Policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Kimáková, Barbora ; Barša, Pavel (advisor) ; Gladkova, Hana (referee)
The main objective of the thesis: "Language and National Identity. The Case of Language Policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina" is to demonstrate how language has been used as an instrument of national identity formation - ethnic or territorial - on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is achieved by the description of laws, foremost constitutions, concerning the use of language and by putting these laws into the context of the debate on the relationship between language and national identity in Bosnia and Herzegovina. One of the principal assumptions in the thesis is that this debate is closely linked to a similar one which was developing in former (socialist) Yugoslavia and even in the 19th century. The thesis is divided into four chapters. Chapter one introduces the theoretical framework for the description of the language-national identity relationship. It defines the concept of nation, nationalism and national identity, their division into ethnic and territorial and describes the influence of language on development of such identities, especially in the case of language-based ethnic nations. In such cases, the difference between the "Abstandsprachen" as "Ausbausprachen" and between the communicative and symbolic function of language are stressed. Finally, the concept of language policy and language...
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Vocational education of the police management
Schillerová, Alica ; Plachý, Rostislav (referee) ; Šerák, Michal (advisor)
Přístup k vyšším úrovním vzdělávání se v pokročilých demokratických zemí objevuje již od ukončení druhé světové války. Objevuje se poznání, že vzdělání a kvalifikace je jediným zdrojem, který bude mít lidstvo v neomezeném množství, že lidský kapitál je nejcennějším bohatstvím společnosti a že investice do něj jsou patrně nejdůležitějšÍ. Cílem nové učící se společnosti je dosáhnout co nejvyšší úroveň vzdělání a odstranit neúspěch pro každého svého člena. Vzdělání se neomezuje pouze na vstupní období života, ale stává se z něj celoživotní proces a nezískává se jen formálně, prostřednictvím vzdělávacího systému, ale na základě veškeré získané zkušenosti. Objevuje se nový koncept, celoživotní učení pro všechny, jehož postupná realizace se dnes stává cílem úsilí jak mezinárodních vládních organizací (Evropské unie, Rady Evropy, OECD a UNESCO), tak všech vyspělých rozvojových zemÍ. Realizace konceptu celoživotního učení se soustřeďuje na několik hlavních cílů. Prvním cílem je vytvoření základny pro celoživotní učení, druhým úkolem je vytvoření promyšlených vazeb mezi učením a prací, dále jde o nové vymezení úlohy a odpovědnosti všech partnerů na místní, regionální či celostátní úrovni. Posledním úkolem je vytvářet stimuly pro investování do lidského kapitálu.
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Former German Colonies and the Policy of Appeasement, 1933-1939
Krejčí, Pavel ; Horčička, Václav (advisor) ; Valkoun, Jaroslav (referee)
This thesis is focused on the policy of appeasement during the 1930's. It aims to describe one shade of a policy appeasement and its position in British and German foreign conceptions This thesis further deals with the rise and fall of the German colonial Empire, the British reaction to this process and also with the fate of the German in Africa colonies after the First World War. It is concentrated solely on German African colonies. The thesis works with hypothesis of the same methods and different aims of British and German attitudes. Whilst the British aim was the peace in the world, the Nazi aim was world war. Despite these differences, both sides adopted a similar approach to negotiation processes. The thesis shows the impractibility of British efforts and critically judges the British proposals to appease Germany on account of the third countries. Key words: appeasement, colony, revision, Africa, Great Britain, Germany, Empire
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The quick ingestion of commun european currency: risk or benefit, illustrated by the example of the Baltic states
Tenglerová, Lenka ; Dlouhý, Vladimír (advisor) ; Mach, Petr (referee)
The aim of this work is an analysis of the too fast ingestion of the common European currency which is illustrated on the example of Baltic states: Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia. These countries have problems with high inflation rate and current account deficit. As an introduction, there is described a historical development of European Monetary System and process of states' accession to the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM). Thereafter the work is focused on favourableness or unfavourableness of fixed and floating exchange rate regimes and their impact on the instruments of macroeconomic policy. Then follows an information about the actual economic situation of Baltic and the possible relation of the current account deficit and inflation rate to the fixed exchange rate. All the findings are given into the context to the Czech Republic at the end of this work.
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United Kingdom and the Israeli-Palestine Peace Process
Semera, David ; Rovná, Lenka (advisor) ; Kasáková, Zuzana (referee)
The diploma thesis United Kingdom and the Israeli-Palestine peace process is focused on British foreign policy towards the situation in Israel/Palestine and the ongoing peace process between 1997 and 2001. It addresses the main assumptions for the approach of the Tony Blair's government and their fulfilling. It is based on the analysis of speeches and documents issued by the Labour Party or by the government of the United Kingdom, on which it at first defines the assumptions about the activities of the United Kingdom on the international level, which it understands as commitments towards British and the electorate. Further, it presents the major steps made towards the situation in Israel/Palestine, as well as the long-term motives of Tony Blair government's approach to this area, which can be seen in speeches and other materials. It then examines whether the policy towards the Israeli-Palestine peace process matched the outlined assumptions and expectations. Subsequently, it deals with the causes of the found differences and discusses the importance of this topic for the government of Tony Blair and its possibilities get more involved in these issues. In the last section it analyses the other possible foreign policy interests of the United Kingdom that influenced the approach towards...
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Current issues facing the European energy policy
Kopp, Vojtěch ; Žamberský, Pavel (advisor)
The thesis deals with the major issues facing the European energy policy: the liberalisation of energy markets, security of supply and combating the climate change. After a short description of the history of this policy comes the explanation why the energy issues have become so important for the EU in recent years (oil thirst of the emerging markets, rise of Putin's Russia, climate change). The next chapter focuses on EU's response to these challenges, focusing on Barroso's Commision agenda. Apart from this, there is an analysis of major stakeholders' reactions concerning the recent legislation (Energy packages). However, the main part of the thesis tries to point at the discrepancies between the "official" policy as pronounced at the EU summits and the actual state of things. Major lagging behind can be found in areas such as the extent to which the external energy policy is successful (relations with Russia), the questionable impacts of subsidising biofuels or the slow implementation of energy market directives.
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