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The Troubles and its current cleavage lines - spatial analysis
Král, Josef ; Jelen, Libor (advisor) ; Vrhel, Matěj (referee)
Main goal of this work is searching for spatial patterns of The Troubles and analysing of their relation to cleavege lines of contemporary society of Northern Ireland. This work further examines relations between spatial layout of victims of The Troubles and characteristics of brexit referendum of 2016. Analysis was performer using Spearman corelation coefficient. Cleavage line theory was used in this work, which originates in work of Lipset and Rokkan. This work found existence of relations between spatial layout of The Troubles and some factors of brexit referendum of 2016. KEYWORDS Northern Ireland, Irish republicanism, The Troubles, unionism, referendum, brexit
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Imperfections in the labor market, focusing on trade unions
VÁCHOVÁ, Lucie
The diploma thesis deals with labour market imperfections, specifically with trade union. The aim is to define the role and function of trade unions in the Czech republic. The theoretical part deals with economic terminology of the labour market. It explains the difference between the labour market in perfect and imperfect conditons and describes causes and effects of imperfections. Finally the theoretical part focuses on the issue of trade union, theirs economic status, legislation and applied strategies. The practical part describes the history of trade unions in the world, especially in the Czech republic. It offers insights into trade unions in the USA and Europe, which is accompanied by the development of trade unionists, including current data. With regards to the focus of the piece of work on the Czech Republic, it is continued the work with the largest organisation of trade unions ČMKOS, theirs goals and activities. The practical part has two parts to maintain objectivity, namely the part referring to the positive influence of trade unions and the part about their negative impact on the labour market. Finally the work outlines the trend of labour market and trade union organisation.
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Conflict in Northern Ireland
Sikorová, Tereza ; Vymětal, Petr (advisor) ; Reschová, Jana (referee)
The aim of Bachelor thesis is to process the issue of Northern Ireland conflict and its resolution and to determine the constitutes of the conflict and its possible development in the future. Because of involvement of IRA in the conflict it is also the aim to define the concept of terrorism and to assess whether the IRA is regarded as a terrorist organization. The first chapter deals with analysis of historical contexts and assumptions of the conflict. This chapter focuses on development in the period shortly after the partition of the island in 1921. The next chapter deals with the definition of the term of terrorism and its main features, developmental stages, differences between conventional and guerrilla war and its type-distribution. It also outlines the origins of the Irish Republican Army, and what elements of terrorism, the IRA shares. The last chapter includes the concrete analysis of Northern Ireland conflict since partition of the island and the process of its solution.
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