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Organisation of the scientific and research base at the universities of agriculture in the years 1963-70
Mikovcová, Alena
The political détente in the 60's made posiible a boom of various forms of the institutionalisation ofscientific research in the University of Agriculture Prague and Brno. Very significant were scientific and researchactivities in new workplaces of school farms and enterprises, in stations established under natural conditions and in special laboratories. Corporated bodies of the agricultural universities and of the Czechoslovac Academy of Science were founded for their common activity.
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Agricultural cooperatives and University of Agriculture Brno. 1919-49
Mikovcová, Alena
During the period 1919-39, there was a bilateral cooperations between the University of Agriculture Brno and the Central Union of Czech Agricultural Assotiations in Brno (Brnosvaz). The teaching of docents of cooperative farming went by the book of the ideology of agrarianism.The post-war political situation caused the university's efforts to establish a department for cooperative farming not realized. The study of cooperative farmint as a separate subject was abolished in 1950 as a result of agricultural education reform.
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Union Life of Agrarian Academics in Brno in the Inter - war Period (with an Attempt for More General Overtones)
Mikovcová, Alena
An integral part of agrarian party were its students unions (Praha, Brno, Bratislava). In 1938 they were suspended. The ideology, policy and power structure of the agrarian party were reflected in the trends of student agrarian community. In 1925 a generation staying in The Švehla studentŽs residence in Prague played the significant role in it. In the 1930Žs some of them functioned as the brain trust of the party. In 1936 the agrarians deserted the middle position of the student political spectrum and moved to the right one. Folowing the Munich agreement the agrarian clubs took part in the regimentation of the student movement.
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Czech-Polish Relations in Agricultural Sciences in the Inter-War Period
Mikovcová, Alena
The development of scientific institutions and evolution of research were due to the historical differences of both countries and their incompatible development during the Inter-War Period. In 1925, the signing of a Czechoslovak-Polish agreement caused a qualitative wobble in Czechoslovak-Polish scientific cooperation. The 12th International Agricultural Congress in Warsaw in the same time was a breakthrough in bilateral relations in the branch of the agricultural sciences. In 1929, the Krakow sessions of representatives of Czechoslovak and Polish agricultural organizations fixed the first common scientific program of mutual cooperation in the field of agricultural sciences at the level of agricultural research institutes in Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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Fenomén ženství na lesnické fakultách ve 20. století
Mikovcová, Alena
Female students enrolled at the Faculty of Forestry in Prague only in the 1930s. After WW2, more women in Czechoslovakia started to study forestry engineering. The number of female forestry engineers increased ten times during the period in question in Czechoslovakia. Female graduates had problems to find suitable job until the 1980s. Women forestry engineers earned less than comparably educated men. Distance studies were practically unavailable to women until 1980s. The number of doctoral theses defended by women was extraordinarily low. Only 9 women were awarded academic degree (PhD) at the faculties of forestry in the Czech Lands between 1952 and 1989.
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