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German presidency of the Council of the European Union
Novotný, Ondřej ; Sršeň, Radim (advisor) ; Dubský, Zbyněk (referee)
The Bachelor thesis deals with German presidency of the Council of the European Union after the end of the Cold War. The aim is to characterize the development of German European policy during this period and to determine the role of the institute of presidency for its largest member. The first chapter defines the EU from various theoretical approaches, especially from the perspective of realism and idealism. It also characterizes the formation, functions and objectives of the institute of presidency and discusses the issue of position of large and smaller states. The second chapter describes the objectives, progress and results of all three of the German presidencies (1994, 1999 and 2007), based on which is in the third chapter carried out their comparison and analysis of German European policy changes. In the last chapter, I evaluate and analyze the role of Germany in the EU Council and on that basis I propose some steps that Germany could take in the next presidency. The author concludes that a big state like Germany is able (unlike smaller states) to advance it's own interests also without the institute of EU presidency, but even so, this institution represents for this big state an important instrument for promoting various policies.
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Pilsen 2015
MATĚJKOVÁ, Martina
The bachelor thesis deals with the title ?European Capital of Culture?, which is awarded annually by the Council of the European Union to selected European cities. Title history and first cities gained the title are mentioned. An important criterion is the European and Czech legislation and how to select the winning cities. Attention is then paid to the statutory city of Plzen - European Capital of Culture for 2015 and to all the important aspects which are related to the title.
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Decentralised bodies of the European Union
LÍBALOVÁ, Beata
This bachelor thesis named Decentralised bodies of the European Union deals with the analysis of the European agencies. The thesis starts with the legal structure of the European Union and the division of its policy to three pillars and it outlines the operation of four principal institutions of the European Union. It describes the history of creation of the agencies, its legal basis and the frame of their activities. The thesis reveals the operation of the agencies within the frame of the European institutions and describes their competences and authorities. In the end, it investigates the existence of the agencies if they are profitable or unnecessary.
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The influence of the European states in the Council of European Union and the Lisbon treaty changes
Šimko, Benjamín ; Dubský, Zbyněk (advisor) ; Abrhám, Josef (referee)
This thesis analyzes the influence of European countries in the Council of European Union. Firstly, it presents specific features of this main decision-making body of EU, then introduces the sources of power of the member states, particularly the voting power. In connection with the Lisbon treaty having come into force the thesis presents its impacts on the power distribution in the Council, on efficiency and equity. Lisbon treaty improves the efficiency, however the equity will suffer. Finally, it considers the impact of future enlargement on the power distribution and sustainability of the voting system.
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Czech Presidency of the European Union and the Solving the Financial Crisis
Rozumová, Andrea ; Petrášek, František (advisor) ; Ševčíková, Michaela (referee)
This work is focused on the issue of the Czech Presidency of the European Union. It deals with the main priorities of the Czech Republic in this function. The priorities in dealing with global financial crisis are the heart of the work. Despite that the actions relating to the financial crisis have already been taken in the EU, there is still a risk of a slowdown in economic growth. The aim of the project is to analyze the ways in which the Czech Republic, as presiding state, will deal with a slowdown or even a decline in economic growth in European region and with the main steps leading to the recovery of financial markets and EU economy. There are specified macroeconomic and structural policies leading to strengthen growth potential of the country. In conclusion, there is evaluated present development in solving the financial crisis and outlined the trend for further development in Europe.
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The presidency of the Council of the European Union. Comparison of Czech and French presidency.
Salajková, Linda ; Klíma, Michal (advisor) ; Faturová, Marie (referee)
The presidency of the Council of the European Union is a prestigious institute, who applies administrative, representative and political functions. This thesis should define the Council and its presidency and propose some theoretical hypothesis about the presidency of large and middle-sized countries. The practical comparison use as an example France and Czech republic. These two countries have ensured their presidencies successively recently. The main goal is to point out the measure of influence of political systems, duration of the membership, roles of personalities and above all size of the country.
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Difficulties of the Common Agricluture Policy
Bokšová, Monika ; Dvořáková, Vladimíra (advisor) ; Faturová, Marie (referee)
In the first part, the bachelor thesis deals with the causes of creation of the Common Agriculture Policy, its aims, principles, fundamental mechanisms and financing of this policy which is carried out on a supra-national level. In the second part, the bachelor thesis analyses particular reformative steps (Mansholt's conception, McSharry's reform, Agenda 2000, Reform 2003 and Health Check). In the end, the Common Agriculture Policy is assessed as a system and it also predicts its possible evolution.
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Management activities of European union in the period of Czech presidency
Suchánek, Michal ; Ševčíková, Michaela (advisor) ; Štěpánek, Pavel (referee)
The aim of this work is an analysis and evaluation of existing process of the Czech presidency in Council of the European Union. It focuses on assessment of Czech priorities within the frame of semi-annual programme. The work is divided into 3 primary parts. First part of the work maps out historical development in institute of presidency. Second part relates to duties of presidency and the third part deals with representation of 3 priorities, so called: 3E it's analysis and description. Significant part undertakes an evaluation of selected priorities and capability of the Czech Government to flexibly response to the actual problems. At the close of the work is being outlined scheme of conclusion of the Czech presidency which is updated in perspective on the Swedish presidency.
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