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Legislation in use of renewable energy sources focused on biomass
KUTHANOVÁ, Markéta
The work named Legislative framework of the use of renewable energy sources focused on biomass is divided into two basic parts. The theme of first one, theoretic, is the legislation of the Czech Republic and the European Union in the field of the renewable energy sources. In the other one, practical, there is a project realized with the EU financial support and in the South Bohemian region presented. The important part of the work is also vocabulary of the key words in English and French.
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The Czech e-Government - The theoretical survey of the recent state, including the selected services, the data boxes theory and practice
Gerlický, Filip ; Doucek, Petr (advisor) ; Fischer, Roman (referee)
The thesis is notionally divided into theoretical and practical part. Theoretical part generally summarizes and describes eGovernment in a wide approach in the Czech Republic. It is concerned with its current state, outlines its general approach and future development and mentions its financing. It concerns about a relation and mutual influence of eGovernment and information society. It also contains general description, usability and possible problems with chosen services of eGovernment, current and future. Second part focuses more detailed on project of data boxes. Their description, functionality and makes clear the idea of data message including its legal terms. It evaluates their usability, contributions and negatives for various subjects of information society and public service. It mentions some initiatory and current problems of data boxes. It evaluates data boxes from the perspective of a regular user -- process of establishment, way of their usage, user interface and chosen additional applications and related services. It does not marginalize basic security matters, which should be abided by user of data box.
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Hooligans in Czech republic
Holub, Josef ; Hudík, Marek (advisor) ; Rod, Aleš (referee)
This work ananlyzes behavior of football hooligans in Czech republic. We focus especially on the question why do the Czech hooligans involve in riots and fights more than their British counterparts. Not long ago, the British hooligans belonged to the most dangerous hooligans in Europe. We show what was behind the change of their behavior and thus caused that the stadium became a safe place to watch a football game. We try to determine whether these measures are generally applicable within the economic approach to behaviour. The practical part tries to find out how this problem is faced by the Czech Football Association and major league clubs and whether to fight this problem is for them feasible at all. In the final part. I suggest measures that could help to solve the problem with hooligans.
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An analysis of the use of digitalization in the department of radiology
Potančok, Martin ; Kunstová, Renáta (advisor) ; Plšková, Lenka (referee)
This bachelor thesis is focused on the digitalization of medical records in the departments of radiology in hospitals. The aim of this thesis is to introduce the process of the digitalization of medical records in the departments of radiology, analyze the effectiveness of changes and make recommendations for non digitalized departments. The introductory section deals with the legislative and technological background of the digitizing. The second part is focused on a real case study of the implementation process. It is a modernisation of the whole department of radiology in a medium-size district hospital. The third, and most important, section contains the analysis of the implementation. There is also a comparison with the analogue option. The last section consists of recommendations for the selection process and the implementation of new technologies for non-digitalized departments of radiology for both the smallest and medium sizes.
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Influence of single legislation on market effectiveness in EU
Procházka, Martin ; Bič, Josef (advisor) ; Jelínek, Tomáš (referee)
This bachelor thesis supplies the view of market effectiveness like complex of factors, which mutual interact and single legislation plays important role in this area. These factors are presented in first chapter and set in relationship. Second chapter presents perception of markets during eyes of subjects, which move on them and interfere with different legislation like barrier of theirs activities. Third chapter considers with opportunities of influence these subjects on legislation through legislation process in EU and implementation process.
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Institute of historic goods in the Czech Republic: Public vs. Private funding
Eichlerová, Denisa ; Říhová, Vladimíra (advisor) ; Doležalová, Antonie (referee)
Bachelor thesis focuses on financing construction and financing of cultural heritage of conservation. The structure is divided into three main parts. Theoretical part, which defines a historical goods and their concepts as a public good. Omitted too, also a tradition of conservation in the Czech Republic to a large extent determine our present perception of historical objects. The second part defined the legislative and institutional framework for heritage protection with clear links economics and politics. In the last section of application will be analyzed the pros and cons of private and public funding in this area. Based on this analysis examined the hypothesis that is really needed to finance the participation of State for conservation and protection. Preservation system for the Czech Republic at the end compared with the system of France and Britain. Unless indicated, what is better or worse for society or economy, but what each option offers the Commission takes. In other words, we are privately or publicly funded architectural preservation. Czech is a conservation policy is so conservative, it does not solve the most pressing problem, namely the maximum utilization of national heritage fund? Remains a kind of stupor and national awareness of potential brake on development? I will mention how there are trouble spots and what are their proposals address.
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Regulation of alcohol advertising in our country and abroad
Strunová, Milena ; Pešek, Ondřej (advisor) ; Polák, Igor (referee)
The aim of my thesis is to compare how selected countries have set up laws on alcohol advertising, and according to established facts find out what situation is in the Czech republic. With that ethical respect of our advertising is connected. In order to achieve my goal, I used the method of questionnaire, observation and comparison. On this basis I concluded that alcohol advertising regulating is more liberal in our country especially compared to countries such as Sweden, Latvia, Poland, Holland, Germany and the U.S., where strict rules are valid. The questioning, however, revealed that the most Czech consumers do not refer alcohol advertising as devastating threat, although consider that it can lead to experimentation with alcohol. From the ethical point of view the rules of the Code of Ethics according to the Advertising Council are kept in the most cases, although private persons' complaints to broken alcohol advertising ethics are occured every year. However, my research showed that Czech people generally are not scandalized, see anything unethical in alcohol advertising.
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Quality of nutrition of preschool children and it's legal aspects
Bábková, Zuzana ; Kořánová, Helena (advisor) ; Hůlová, Marie (referee)
The thesis focuses on nutrition of preschool children. It describes quality as a set of attributes such as health safety, usage features and nutrition value. Special accent is set on legal aspects of food quality and boarding at kindergarten. The thesis also dealis with bio groceries and their implementation in children's meals. A position of consumers to healthy nutrition of preschool children and bio groceries is evaluated by a survey.
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Comparation of Legislations of the Electronic Signature in the Czech Republic and in a Selected EU Country
Werner, Martin ; Toman, Prokop (advisor) ; Říhová, Zora (referee)
The objective of this bachelor thesis is to compare legislations of the electronic signature in the Czech Republic and in Germany. Electronic services provided by public administration to the public in both countries and basic technical principles of the electronic signature are explained at first. The actual comparison of both legislations follows. European directive 1999/93/EC and laws in both countries are analyzed. Although both legislations are based on the directive, there are some differences between them that are important for practice. The last chapter describes the procedure of obtaining the electronic signature for ordinary individuals in both countries. Safety requirements are somewhat higher in Germany as qualified electronic signatures can only be created with the use of smart cards. In the Czech Republic, it is possible to create them just with software tools and at lower costs. Some new projects in the eGovernment should boost the usage of the electronic signature by the public in Germany. In the Czech Republic, a controversial system of electronic data boxes is being started. This system forces public authorities and legal persons to use electronic communication.
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