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Contemporary course and selected problems of Czech migration policy
Auer, Tomáš ; Šánová, Lucie (advisor) ; Gelnarová, Jitka (referee)
Bachelor thesis "Contemporary course and selected problems of Czech migration policy" examines the development of migration and migration policy in the Czech Republic since the 90th of the 20th century. It focuses both on immigration and the integration folder of migration policy, outlines the basic migration flows to our country and states actual numbers of foreigners. It deals with the current settings of migration rules on the example of the main legislative document - the Act on the Residence of Foreign Nationals. In addition to the general description of this thesis deals with some of the problems associated with the practical performance of migration policy and trying to figure out the cause of these problems and propose some effective solutions, if possible. The main problematic aspect examined in this thesis is a way of proof of income and means in applications for long-term residence in the Czech Republic, where documents across different purposes are and by different possibilities how to fake these documents, put them in a false or incomplete information. Specific data were obtained from individual research derived from more than three hundred applications for the issue or extension of long-term residence in the Czech Republic.
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Migration into the Czech Republic: The 90's vs. present from the view of Canadian migrants
Bartoňová-Dobenínová, Julie Diane ; Angelovská, Olga (advisor) ; Jelínková, Marie (referee)
This bachelor thesis revolves around the issue of migration into the Czech Republic from the view of Canadian citizens. It focuses on two time periods, the 90's and the present which was for this study defined as the year 2016 till 2020. The aim of this thesis is to compare migration to the Czech Republic in the 90's and in the present with the concentration on certain differences of the migration process into the Czech Republic. This thesis is a comparison case study, which uses semi structured interviews, secondary data and legal documents for the analysis of individual migration cases into the Czech Republic in the given periods. The cases of the Canadian citizens migration are explained by the dual labor market theory and relative deprivation theory. This thesis shows the differences within the main problems that are connected to migration, conditions of entry into the Czech Republic and within the integration of immigrants into the Czech labor market. The contribution of this thesis is also the description of the current Czech migration policy which is based on the previous periodization from the Barša couple. The results of this thesis advert to liberality of the migration policy in the 90's and to the emphasis on migrant regulation in the current Czech migration policy.
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Contemporary course and selected problems of Czech migration policy
Auer, Tomáš ; Šánová, Lucie (advisor) ; Gelnarová, Jitka (referee)
Bachelor thesis "Contemporary course and selected problems of Czech migration policy" examines the development of migration and migration policy in the Czech Republic since the 90th of the 20th century. It focuses both on immigration and the integration folder of migration policy, outlines the basic migration flows to our country and states actual numbers of foreigners. It deals with the current settings of migration rules on the example of the main legislative document - the Act on the Residence of Foreign Nationals. In addition to the general description of this thesis deals with some of the problems associated with the practical performance of migration policy and trying to figure out the cause of these problems and propose some effective solutions, if possible. The main problematic aspect examined in this thesis is a way of proof of income and means in applications for long-term residence in the Czech Republic, where documents across different purposes are and by different possibilities how to fake these documents, put them in a false or incomplete information. Specific data were obtained from individual research derived from more than three hundred applications for the issue or extension of long-term residence in the Czech Republic.
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