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Concept for Organizational Culture Change in a Company
Prokopová, Barbora ; Novohradská, Kateřina (referee) ; Konečná, Zdeňka (advisor)
The main aim of my thesis is to evaluate the organizational culture of Top Advert, s.r.o. My work is divided into two parts. The first deals with the theoretical background to the issue and its description. The practical part is then focused on identifying the content of organizational culture through a questionnaire survey and a semi-structured interview. Based on the findings, measures are also proposed to improve the current situation.
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Rusian approach to military intervention under the "Responsibility to Protect" principle
Prokopová, Barbora ; Aslan, Emil (advisor) ; Horák, Slavomír (referee)
As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, the Russian Federation plays an important role in the debate over humanitarian interventions. These are defined by the Responsibility to Protect principle that allows international military intervention into internal political crisis of other countries in case the security of civilian population is in danger. Russia sent its army to Georgia in 2008 and Crimea in 2014 referring to this principle. However, it was Russia's reluctance to approve any intervention that governed the diplomatic negotiations during the Libyan civil war in 2011. The importance of the problem of various understanding of the R2P principle by different world powers is still crucial and is also clearly visible on the ongoing conflict in Syria. This thesis focuses on the approach of the Russian Federation to the Responsibility to Protect principle. It determines general factors that influence the issue of humanitarian intervention in the framework of Russian foreign policy, and puts Russian attitude to the overall context of the discussion about this principle. The thesis confirms the assumption that the R2P principle has become a Russian foreign policy instrument, which has been misused within the Russian sphere of interest and used to obstruct the interventions initiated by the...
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Concept for Organizational Culture Change in a Company
Prokopová, Barbora ; Novohradská, Kateřina (referee) ; Konečná, Zdeňka (advisor)
The main aim of my thesis is to evaluate the organizational culture of Top Advert, s.r.o. My work is divided into two parts. The first deals with the theoretical background to the issue and its description. The practical part is then focused on identifying the content of organizational culture through a questionnaire survey and a semi-structured interview. Based on the findings, measures are also proposed to improve the current situation.
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Rusian approach to military intervention under the "Responsibility to Protect" principle
Prokopová, Barbora ; Aslan, Emil (advisor) ; Horák, Slavomír (referee)
As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, the Russian Federation plays an important role in the debate over humanitarian interventions. These are defined by the Responsibility to Protect principle that allows international military intervention into internal political crisis of other countries in case the security of civilian population is in danger. Russia sent its army to Georgia in 2008 and Crimea in 2014 referring to this principle. However, it was Russia's reluctance to approve any intervention that governed the diplomatic negotiations during the Libyan civil war in 2011. The importance of the problem of various understanding of the R2P principle by different world powers is still crucial and is also clearly visible on the ongoing conflict in Syria. This thesis focuses on the approach of the Russian Federation to the Responsibility to Protect principle. It determines general factors that influence the issue of humanitarian intervention in the framework of Russian foreign policy, and puts Russian attitude to the overall context of the discussion about this principle. The thesis confirms the assumption that the R2P principle has become a Russian foreign policy instrument, which has been misused within the Russian sphere of interest and used to obstruct the interventions initiated by the...
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Possibilities of logopaedic care for pre-school children in České Budějovice
PROKOPOVÁ, Barbora
Theoretical part of my thesis deals with basic terms from the logopedic treatment field, such as logopedic prevention, logopedic diagnosis and logopedic therapy and it also describes the system of logopedictreatment in the Czech Republic, including competence and qualification requirementsof the social workers providing this logopedic treatment. The practical part focuses on a survey, which uses the method of document analysis and interviews. Its aim is to identify what the alternatives of logopedic treatment for preschool children are in representative nursery schools and other institutions available in the city of České Budějovice. Its part is e.g. also the survey of the provided logopedic treatment range.
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Roots of Stalin's positive interpretation in Russia under Putin's presidency
Prokopová, Barbora ; Kolenovská, Daniela (advisor) ; Novák, Petr (referee)
This Bachelor thesis aims to reveal the roots of the positive interpretations of Stalin in Russia under Putin's presidency (2000-2008). At the beginning of the new millennium we witnessed an increase in popularity and uncritical perception of this Soviet leader in the eyes of the Russian public. The thesis examines on which grounds this nostalgia for the Stalin era is based. It explains how during the 1990s the country was facing a difficult post-communist transition to liberal democracy, which contributed to fostering this sentiment. The thesis also analyzes the results of public survey polls to determine which achievements and values of the Stalin era are appreciated by the citizens of the Russian Federation. Furthermore, it touches upon publications by the Russian academic community in order to explore their interpretation of Joseph Stalin's rule and how they might contribute to his positive assessement by the public. It also shows how the political elite succeeding to power in 2000 deliberately supported and fomented this sentiment of nostalgia; what its concrete steps are; and their motivations and implications. The thesis concludes that the period of chaos under President Boris Yeltsin, when the public felt a decline in the living standards and prestige of the country, had a large influence...
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