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State and Organised Crime in Serbia under Milošević
Andrlová, Anna ; Tejchman, Miroslav (advisor) ; Žíla, Ondřej (referee)
Bachelor's thesis State and Organised Crime in Serbia under Milošević deals with the extent and manner of the connection between state and non-state actors in relation to serious crime offenses. The thesis explores the specific characteristics of state crime which are demonstrated on the case study of former Yugoslavia, more precisely the nineties Serbia and the Serbian ethnic group. Firstly, the combination of criminological theories is introduced. Subsequently, the theoretical approach is used to describe the actors' positions and crime types they were involved in. The research is focused on specific criminal practices and the connection of main actors from state and non-state sector, e.g. state coercive forces, paramilitaries or corporates.
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Activities of UNESCO and IFLA in the field of developing information literacy
Andrlová, Anna ; Landová, Hana (advisor) ; Vášová, Lidmila (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the activities of UNESCO and IFLA in the field of developing information literacy. Firstly, both organizations are briefly introduced by means of their core functions, aims, historical backround, organizational structure, membership and core activities. The core of the thesis is focused on the activities of UNESCO and IFLA in the field of developing information literacy, which are described by the means of their important activities: conferences, programmes and projects and key documents. The subsequent parts are focused on the common activities of IFLA and UNESCO in the field of developing information literacy and the possibilities of involving of Czech libraries in the mentioned activities of IFLA and UNESCO.
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Return Decisions of Highly Skilled Migrants in Bosnia and Herzegovina after 2005
Andrlová, Anna ; Žíla, Ondřej (advisor) ; Šístek, František (referee)
Brain drain, or human capital flight, is a phenomenon which represents a society-wide problem in the post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). At present, more than half of the people claiming BiH nationality live abroad, out of which a significant part possesses tertiary education. Loss of human capital carries negative socio-economic consequences which hinder the country's development. On the other hand, brain gain, i.e. return of highly skilled migrants to their country of origin, might reverse some of the unfavourable effects. Nevertheless, the phenomenon of the return of highly skilled migrants remains under researched not only within the region of the Western Balkans, but also on a global scale. Although this type of migration has increasingly attracted the attention of many scholars from various academic and non- academic fields, contemporary literature on this topic suffers from limitations and tends to oversimplify the returnees' motivations to purely economic incentives. This study attempts to describe the complex factors leading the highly skilled migrants to return to BiH. Based on the 33 respondents' subjective preferences from the spheres of career, family and lifestyle, this work provides an insight into the decisions of returnees in the context of the developing Western Balkan country.
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State and Organised Crime in Serbia under Milošević
Andrlová, Anna ; Tejchman, Miroslav (advisor) ; Žíla, Ondřej (referee)
Bachelor's thesis State and Organised Crime in Serbia under Milošević deals with the extent and manner of the connection between state and non-state actors in relation to serious crime offenses. The thesis explores the specific characteristics of state crime which are demonstrated on the case study of former Yugoslavia, more precisely the nineties Serbia and the Serbian ethnic group. Firstly, the combination of criminological theories is introduced. Subsequently, the theoretical approach is used to describe the actors' positions and crime types they were involved in. The research is focused on specific criminal practices and the connection of main actors from state and non-state sector, e.g. state coercive forces, paramilitaries or corporates.
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Health information literacy: focusing on patients' information literacy development
Andrlová, Anna ; Landová, Hana (advisor) ; Dombrovská, Michaela (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the application of the information literacy concept in the healthcare, focusing on patients' information literacy development. Firstly, the Czech and U. S. model of health care system are briefly introduced with regard to their different impact on patiets' active participation in health care. Subsequently, preconditions for the emergence and development of the concept of health information literacy are described with emphasis on the terminology. The core of the thesis is focused on the description, analysis, and evaluation of selected activities of U. S. professional associations and organisations. The last part is aimed at selection of the appropriate activity for implementation in the Czech context and at the survey in the selected Czech professional libraries, which is oriented at the state of activities for information literacy development and implementation of selected activity.
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Activities of UNESCO and IFLA in the field of developing information literacy
Andrlová, Anna ; Landová, Hana (advisor) ; Vášová, Lidmila (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the activities of UNESCO and IFLA in the field of developing information literacy. Firstly, both organizations are briefly introduced by means of their core functions, aims, historical backround, organizational structure, membership and core activities. The core of the thesis is focused on the activities of UNESCO and IFLA in the field of developing information literacy, which are described by the means of their important activities: conferences, programmes and projects and key documents. The subsequent parts are focused on the common activities of IFLA and UNESCO in the field of developing information literacy and the possibilities of involving of Czech libraries in the mentioned activities of IFLA and UNESCO.
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