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Current developent of The Greens-The Green Alternative (2017-2020)
SZPUKOVÁ, Erika
This thesis aims at giving a feedback of development of the Austrian party The Greens - The Green alternative, and analyzing the factors that have led to last years' significant events. The party successfully transformed from a protest movement to a relevant political subject. They achieved their notional top in 2016, when Alexander Van der Bellen - former federal briefer had been elected as the federation president. Not long after that, the Green party lost their parliamentary relevance on the federation level after 31 years, when they, due to strong inner disputes, could not respond to the fundamental change of the current programmatic preferences. Only two years later, they rewrote the history, when they achieved their best result in the Austrian history. They subsequently negotiated their entering into the government with the conservative Austrian People's party, despite significant programme differences between both coalition partners.
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Media and pre-election polls:quantitative analysis of the Czech major daily newspapers before parliamentary elections in 2010
Kálalová, Kateřina ; Kunštát, Daniel (advisor) ; Škodová, Markéta (referee)
The thesis titled Media and Pre-Election Polls: Quantitative Analysis of the Czech Major Daily Newspapers before Parliamentary Elections in 2010, deals with the manner in which the media grasp and process the results of opinion polls focused on the theme of elections, namely pre-election polls. The attitude of the author toward this topic is based on the agenda setting theory, which assumes that the media can, to some extent, set the topics and thus determine how (and that) the audience think about them. In the case of publication of pre- election surveys can therefore media, to some, but hardly detectable extent, influence the citizens-voters. For this reason it is important to focus on how exactly the mass media work with the statistic data and how they make them available to the wide public. Media coverage of these data should be complete and clear in order to prevent misinterpretation and for the data to be correctly handled. Through the quantitative content analysis of media outputs (in total 74 articles) from the five most popular Czech daily newspapers in the period January to May 2010 it was researched if the media work with pre-election polls results properly. Based on the analysis and its results, the recommendations were concluded for the situation to be improved.
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Media and pre-election polls:quantitative analysis of the Czech major daily newspapers before parliamentary elections in 2010
Kálalová, Kateřina ; Kunštát, Daniel (advisor) ; Škodová, Markéta (referee)
The thesis titled Media and Pre-Election Polls: Quantitative Analysis of the Czech Major Daily Newspapers before Parliamentary Elections in 2010, deals with the manner in which the media grasp and process the results of opinion polls focused on the theme of elections, namely pre-election polls. The attitude of the author toward this topic is based on the agenda setting theory, which assumes that the media can, to some extent, set the topics and thus determine how (and that) the audience think about them. In the case of publication of pre- election surveys can therefore media, to some, but hardly detectable extent, influence the citizens-voters. For this reason it is important to focus on how exactly the mass media work with the statistic data and how they make them available to the wide public. Media coverage of these data should be complete and clear in order to prevent misinterpretation and for the data to be correctly handled. Through the quantitative content analysis of media outputs (in total 74 articles) from the five most popular Czech daily newspapers in the period January to May 2010 it was researched if the media work with pre-election polls results properly. Based on the analysis and its results, the recommendations were concluded for the situation to be improved.
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Municipal Elections 2010: Louny, Chlumčany, Blšany
Čížková, Petra ; Dvořáková, Vladimíra (advisor) ; Dlouhý, Miloš (referee)
This paper discusses Municipal Elections, their system and it's differences from the elections to the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic. It examines, whether the voters of the three selected municipalities in local elections support the same party, as in the Parliamentary Elections. For individual parties runnig for election to Municipal Councils it monitors and compares the development of their preferences over time.
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