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Shanghai Cooperation Organization
Wiesner, Tomáš ; Cihelková, Eva (advisor) ; Popovová, Marie (referee)
Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan are members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization - organization working in the Central Asia area. First part of this thesis is focused on the history of the organization, the structure and the member states. Security and the influence of the organization on security in Central Asia represent the second part. In the final part the economic cooperation ot the members is depicted.
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Rondels and the structure of settlement areas in the late neolithic period
Řídký, Jaroslav ; Popelka, Miroslav (advisor) ; Zápotocká, Marie (referee) ; Pavlů, Ivan (referee)
The Neolithic in the wider area of Central Europe and especially its later period (4 900- 4 500) is represented by one type of feature, the building of which demanded not only complex knowledge of mathematics and astronomy, as many researches have stressed out, but also necessary organizational skills based on a long-term plan. In the context of the Czech Republic, these features or complexes of features ( ditch and pallisade) are called rondels or circle ditched features. The traces of rondels construction and accessible literature make it possible to compare several variables of rondel s, namely the ground plan shapes, the number of V -shaped ditches and inner pallisades. the number and position of individua! entrances. Different entrance shapes represent another important variable in the forms of rondels. Most published sources provide information about the maximum and minimum diameter of the whole complex, the measures of individua! ditches are mentioned only rarely. Sometimes, the maximum width and depth of individua! ditches are recorded. Similar information is recorded about the pallisades ditches. Unfortunatelly, only very few basic and often quoted sources mention the spatial structure of the settlement with a rondel as well as the description of the surrounding area with chronologically co-...
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The Civil Society Viewed by Czech Presidents Václav Havel and Václav Klaus.
Kalinová, Mariana ; Skovajsa, Marek (advisor) ; Muhič Dizdarevič, Selma (referee)
With a special emphasis on civil society as a different conception from state, the first part of the thesis outlines the theoretical basis of different conceptions of civil society, giving a summary of the theories of such thinkers as Hobbes, Lock, Montesquie, Rousseau and Hegel as well as their followers, in particular Tocquevill, Hayek, Popper, Habermas. In oder to provide the theoretical framework for the second part of the thesis, it gives an overview of the conceptions of civil society defined by the central European thinkers after the WW2, in particular Michnik, Otáhal, Benda, Havel. The second part of the thesis aims both to introduce and to provide a critical analysis of the approach of Václav Havel and Václav Klaus to the civil society in the Czech Republic after 1989, in particular as represented by different civil iniciatives and movements. The thesis attempts to provide a deeper understanding of the differencies in these two approaches rathen than their assessment.
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Girls? Diaries
Lásková, Marie ; Viktorová, Ida (advisor) ; Kučera, Miloš (referee)
In my master thesis I analyse diaries of five girls. The centrál point of my work is a qualitative analysis that has three parts. The fírst one includes an extemal description of diaries in which I am interested in diary characteristics such as graphic form, structure, frequency and length of records. The second part represents the genre analysis in which I analyse forms of writing which girls use, skills of writing and weather the skills of writing diaries develop in time. The third part represents thematic analysis in which I analyse the themes that appear in the diaries and their concretisations. In my work diary is not only the object of the research but also the mean to get know the authors in the analysed period that includes the end of younger pupil age and start of adolescence (age dispersion is: 9; 6 - 13; 4). I would like to compare the results of my research with the theoretical knowledge of development psychology. I try to find out what wnting diaries means for the girls, which plače writing diaries has in their lives and what writing diaries brings them. In the theoretical part I discuss the diary as a literary genre and its usage in the psychological research. I also deal with the characteristics of younger pupil age and the adolescence from the aspect of personality development. My work...
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Fictional paths to a larger truth in american new journalism
Chamonikolas, Kryštof ; Ulmanová, Hana (advisor) ; Roraback, Erik Sherman (referee)
Truman Garcia Capote (1924 - 1984) and Norman Kingsley Mailer (born 1923) were renown in the 1960s as both novelists and journalists. In two of their best-known and often most valued works, In Cold Blood: A True Account of a Multiple Murder and Its Consequences (1965) and The Armies of the Night: History as a Novel- The Novel as History (1968), they attempted to combine their novelistic and journalistic skills to a yet unprecedented degree and create what Capote himself termed a "nonfiction novel". They wrote book-long texts which 'read like novels', but were simultaneously well-researched and highly accurate journalistic reportages on real events. Originally started as magazine assignments, they both established themselves as landmarks of the 1960s American novel and as central works of the American new journalism, a literary and journalistic movement and genre attempting to blend literary writing techniques with journalistic factuality and accuracy. Despite their common aim and status as "nonfiction novels", however, In Cold Blood and The Armies of the Night represent radically different, even antithetic types of both novel and reportage. A more detailed analysis and critical assessment of their differences and their relationship to other similar works, which I will attempt in this MA thesis, should...
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International business and financial relocation in connection to CEE region
Keller, Robert ; Turnovec, František (advisor) ; Benáček, Vladimír (referee)
The focus of this master thesis is to introduce reader to the topic and range of international business and financial relocation to countries with lower cost of production, i.e. low-cost countries. It represents another step in globally organized activities with various effects on the host and home economy, especially in area of job creation or destruction. It focuses on the phenomenon progression in two main European economies, Germany and France in connection to mentioned low-cost countries, especially to Central and Eastern Europe region. On the other side it focuses on Czech Republic, which is the number one target of foreign direct investment (FDI) per capita among V4 countries, and thus potential destination for relocated activities, stressing primarily not only sector analysis of FDI but also of non-domestic sales. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Cooperation in Education with a View to Specifics in the First Grade of Primary School
Hrdinová, Klára ; Kargerová, Jana (referee) ; Tomková, Anna (advisor)
The central topic of the dissertation is cooperation with particular attention to special characteristics of the 1 st form at ZŠ (the basic school) - In the theoretical part I pursue terms, changes in the systém of school education, strategies of teaching with preference for group work and cooperation, to which the most of my dissertation is devoted. The main aim of the practical part of the dissertation is development of cooperative and social skills in the 1 st form ZŠ pupils. The practical part is represented as an action research, in which I describe and analyse my longterm procedure leading to the application of cooperative strategies in the 1st form ZS, the problems connected with it and the state and development of my pupils cooperative and social skills. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Nominal and real convergence in Visegrad group countries
Smiešková, Zuzana ; Adámková, Vlasta (advisor)
Creating a stabile economic environment that is able to resist the competitive pressure at the European market was one of the main conditions for candidate countries in the integration process. In present all new member countries of the European Union are getting ready to enter the European Area, which will represent the round-off of their integration efforts. The countries of the Visegrad group, that are former centrally planned economies of the Soviet block, form quite homogeneous unit and their positions in the integration process were very similar. The main objective of my work is to provide a complex illustration of the progress made in economies of V4 group both during the integration process and over last few years after their accession to the European Union.
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Central bank - advantages and risks of its independence
Čech, David ; Janáček, Kamil (advisor) ; Potužák, Pavel (referee)
This work is about central bank independence and about advantages and risks resulted from this position. The beginnig of the work is about history of central banking in the world and in our republic. The next capture is dedicated to the question of necessity of central banks and it uses especially the work of F.A.Hayek. It also describes his suggestion to implement the competition between private issuers of money. The last and the largest chapter is about central bank independence. After the definition of independence, there is a part concerned types of independence, mainly the legal and the actual one. The level of independence can be usually measured by few indexes. The way how to calculate them is also in the text of this work. Final part of the work is aimed on advantages and risks resulting from the independent status of central bank. The main advantage is represented by elimination of time inconsistency problem, on the other hand the main risk is the absence of responsibility of central bank for her policy.
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Jak velikost habitatu ovlivňuje společenstvo koprofilního hmyzu?
ZÍTEK, Tomáš
The effect of dung pat size on structure of dung inhabiting insect community was studied in Central Europe. Specifically all insect inhabiting the dung pat was targeted including both beetle and fly families. Abundance and species richness were positively correlated with increasing habitat volume. Density was negatively correlated with habitat size which represents low density refugee effect. Temporally co-occurring species which utilize the resource in similar way were separated by preferences for different habitat volumes.
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