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Legal protection of personal data
Machová, Aneta ; Žák, Květoslav (advisor) ; Grmelová, Nicole (referee)
The thesis deals with the legal protection of personal data in general and it is divided into five chapters. The theoretical part provides the interpretation of the rules of this sector, the law for personal data protection in the Czech Republic and basic terms characteristic for this area. It explains the legal aspects of the processing of personal and sensitive data, moreover is dedicated to some of the major duties of the controller and processor and main functions, structure and activities of the Office for Personal Data Protection. The conclusion summarizes the possible reasons and consequences that occur in breach of statutory obligations in the process. The practical part then briefly sums up the possible risk when giving out personal information on the Internet and social networks and offers several options to avoid them or at least minimize them and keep your privacy safe.
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Workers education needs in residential community service in Czech Republic - analysis of workers needs in Bona o.p.s.
Zvettler, Jan ; Probstová, Václava (advisor) ; Bašný, Zdeněk (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the development and changes of the situation in the realm of residential social services which is provided to the people suffering from mental illnesses. The main objective of the diploma thesis is to describe current changes and possibilities in educating residential services workers. The thesis is supposed to draw near particular consequences of social services transformation it has had on the needs of residential services workers and also allow for a discussion in the area of comparison with the research and practice of group care of people suffering from mental illnesses in the EU.
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Football and social modernization
Hanuš, Karel ; Duffková, Jana (advisor) ; Vinopal, Jiří (referee)
This work is dedicated to the transformation of football (soccer) in the process of social modemization and partially to influences of football on modemization. The goal of this work is comprehension of basic dynamics of modem football which assumes combination of theoretical and historical approach. The core ofthe analysis (exploiting plurality oftheoretical aproaches) is aimed at situation in Europe (and particularly in England) which was crucial for general development. However, non-European regions are not neglected. Af first is the work focused on characterization of premodem team ball games from which later resulted modem football. Analytical framework comprises relation of football to the four modemization trends and its selected displays: rationalization of society ( creation of the formal rul es, institutionalization of football and development of tactic ), the market generalization and expansion of economic system (commercialization of football (including mass mediums ), professionalization of players and particularities of football in state socialist countries ), transformations of social bonds, identity and increase of nation states (nationalism and clubism) and displays of selected social inequalities in football and efforts to its change ( class inequalities, global inequalities and gendered...
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International labour migration into Ireland, Germany and the Czech Republic
Holičová, Anna ; Suša, Oleg (referee) ; Růžička, Richard (advisor)
This study focuses on international labour migration. On the basis of sociological migration theories and concepts it aims to show and explain or identify trends typical for contemporary migration and present them on the migration processes in three selected countries- Ireland, Germany and the Czech Republic. The study refers to migration theories operating both on macro and micro (or mezzo) levels. Former is represented by classical migration theories or by the world-system approach and by the concept of global cities which is based on them. The latter is represented by the theories of social networks and social capital. The study also pinpoints to transnational migration, which represents a new trend and approach within migration studies. Furthermore it also takes into consideration some aspects of economic sociology and its analysis of migration. Moreover, this study challenges questions of co-existence of immigrants and "hosting societies", and introduces forms of integration and incorporation. It is also targeting on the role of national identity as well as perception of immigrants by the majority of the "hosting populations". The analyses is based on the "National Identity II" ISSP, 2003 empiric research. In this area the study focuses on potentially "double character" of nationality and citizenship...
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Youth criminality prevention in the Czech Republic
Lhotová, Jana ; Šubrt, Jiří (referee) ; Buriánek, Jiří (advisor)
This study focuses on the prevention of juvenile delinquency in the Czech Republic while defining the best possible means for an individual to achieve positive socialization and develop protection against anti-social behavior. The study is divided into two sections - theoretical and analytical. The first section aims to: describe criminal prevention strategies and their philosophy and goals; present different methodologies for prevention; and define target groups. It also gives an account of objective and subjective factors that may influence anti-social behavior in youth, since it is proven that particular characteristics of the social environment or personality can increase the likelihood of committing a crime. The core of this theoretical study includes an overview of criminological theories, which seek to reveal the roots of criminal behavior. Also described is the evolution of salient ideas in this sociological framework, which form the basis for criminological theory, along with a summary of biosocial and psychological theories. A special focus is on the Social Control Theory and General Theory of Crime published by T. Hirschi and M. Gottfredson in the 90's, considered to be the most complex and relevant theories of social prevention due to their emphasis on the correlation of individual and social...
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Social network analysis using flow of e-mail communication within organization
Schmid, Jan ; Bahbouh, Radvan (referee) ; Kuchař, Pavel (advisor)
Thesis is intended as a methodological experiment which follows up to contemporary extractions of social networks using flow of email communication. It tries to combine previous technical approaches and further develop them. As essential discipline is identified social network analysis (SNA) and its historical development is briefly described. SNA is not understood as an independent science and its incompatibility to other scientific disciplines (sociology, sociometry) is pointed out. The introduction of SNA is completed by description of data file organization, which quite differs from conventional organization of sociological data file, as well as description of basic computing methods. The thesis focuses on SNA in organizations where it serves to map informal structure and its comparison to formal structure. Concept of informal structure introduces the term of community of practise, which is considered as an ideal condition for innovation. Individual aspects allowing or obstructing the development of community of practise can be defined through models of communication networks. Apart of SNA in organizations diploma take in consideration authors who worked on analysis of email networks. Summary of previous studies offers different ways of SNA of email communication but most of cases do not combine SNA in...
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Use of social network Facebook as an educational resource in the teaching
Kaiserová, Martina ; Tomšíková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Jana, Jana (referee)
The objective of the bachelor thesis is to introduce the social network Facebook in the educational and training process and to indicate specific procedures for teaching of the subject Information and Communication technologies. The theoretical part defines the terms such as didactics of technical subjects, educational and training objectives, teaching forms and methods, as well as history and types of social networks with particular emphasis on the social network Facebook. The practical part is divided into several subsections. The introduction describes specific procedures for the use of the social network Facebook in the subject of Information and Communication technologies. The following part contains the survey on satisfaction with using Facebook in teaching conducted with the technical-vocational secondary school students and individual interviews with the teachers providing their position to the use of Facebook when teaching. Partial modifications have been recommended based on the lessons learned which should make the achieving of educational and training objectives easier when using Facebook.
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Analysis of the company Ochrana 360° their Internet campaign on social medium Facebook
Musilová, Iveta ; Novák, Michal (advisor) ; Kincl, Tomáš (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to give an analysis of the Facebook ad-targeting used by the company Ochrana 360°. A part of the thesis will focus on evaluating the marketing of Ochrana 360°, this will go over both Internet marketing and the marketing on the social network Facebook. (The evaluation is only for the company mentioned before, Ochrana 360°, and does not serve as a guide for similar companies.) Theoretical part of the thesis will describe segmentation and targeting, marketing communication on the Internet, targeting of online advertising and social media. The conclusion of the theoretical part will focus on Facebook ad-targeting. The practical part will discuss the company and this will contain an analysis of their website and an analysis of their marketing on the social network Facebook. The focus of this part will be the description of ad-targeting and advertisement campaigns on Facebook created by the company Ochrana 360°.
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Integration of Chechen asylum seekers into the Czech society
Buchlovská, Michaela ; Buriánek, Jiří (referee) ; Suša, Oleg (advisor)
The aim of my master thesis is to contribute to the study of integration strategies of chechen comunity in Czech republic. This qualitative study attempts to grasp the complexity of integration process and to depict it from the perspective of migrants. It explores motives and strategies of integration of the chechen asylum seekers living in the locality of Praha, Brno and Kutna Hora, who have been coming to the Czech Republic since the end of the nineties of the twentieth century. I put my analysis into a larger conceptual framework drawing on various migration studies as well as relevant theories from the field of integration, migration and migration policies. The analysis of integration strategies of the Chechens is set in the context of their lives, networks of social relations in which they participate and institutional framework of the Czech integration policy. The motives and strategies of migration of the Chechens in each phase of the migration process - during their decision-making, on travel to the destination countries as well as throughout their integration in Czechia - are identified applying this perspective and the interconnection and alterability of each migration phase are emphasized. Integration strategies of the Chechens are significantly influenced by the character of their motives...
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Theory of mind in preschool children
Hončíková, Dana ; Mertin, Václav (referee) ; Šulová, Lenka (advisor)
Theory of mind, an ability to understand one's mind as well as that of others, is a prerequisite for normal functioning in the human society. It helps us explain and anticipate other people's behaviour, enables us to share meanings and understand humour and forms a base for all social interactions. Theory of mind is the comprehension of human subjectivity - the fact that it is the representation of things, not their objective state, that determines human behaviour. The ability to attribute mental states develops along with the age thanks to the maturing of cognitive structures and acquiring experience in the social area. The most significant changes of theory of mind occur in the preschool age as the child masters mental verbs and begins to understand second-order mental representations. Most researchers conclude that an important change in the quality of theory of mind takes place around the fourth year of age. It is at this time that the child begins to realize the difference between the subjective and the objective reality, which leads to understanding that our representations of the world may not be always correct and depend on our access to information. That is why the researches focusing on the development of theory of mind use a method that examines the ability to understand the false belief - the...
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