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Czech diaspora policy, its dimensions and international context
Cibulková, Tereza ; Janská, Eva (advisor) ; Uherek, Zdeněk (referee)
5 Abstract This final thesis, Czech diaspora policy, its dimensions and international context, is focused on the diaspora policy of Czechia towards the population living abroad. It consists of several parts. The first part introduces the thesis with the key concepts that appear in it. The theoretical part will introduce the concept of diaspora policies. It will then briefly summarise the history and current situation of emigration from the territory of Czechia, the development of Czech diaspora policy in the European context and the activities of the main institutions dedicated to the diaspora. In the practical part, I will introduce different approaches to comparing diaspora policies and I will analyse the diaspora policy of Czechia using the multiple correspondence analysis schemes introduced by Ragazzi (2014) in his article. Based on this analysis, the policies of Czechia will be evaluated. The thesis will be enriched by the results of interviews with representatives of main institutions involved in diaspora policy making. The thesis uses data collected during projects funded by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic and the Grant Agency of the Czech Republic. Based on the findings, we can summarise that Czechia is a state which has granted many rights to its population abroad. It is typical for...
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The Czech Banat - a dying community or a region with prosperous future?
Blümelová, Iva ; Dzúrová, Dagmar (advisor) ; Freidingerová, Tereza (referee)
The Czech Banát is an area in Romania where a populous Czech community lives in six typically Czech villages. It has preserved the Czech language, traditions, customs and the way of living for more than 180 years. After the change of the political regime in 1989 many inhabitants have abandoned these villages for Romanian cities or have returned back to the Czech Republic. This research deals with the history of settlement, the development of the size of the population, ways of a living and education in these villages. Based on research made in schools, the opinions and views of the young generation about their future life were explored. Because of the importance of the aid provided by the Czech Republic to this area, it is dealt with in an independent chapter. In the last section, the future of this community threatened by re-emigration is discussed.
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Identity of the Czech Evangelical Reformed Congregation members in Zelow
Kučerová, Barbara ; Uherek, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Lupták Burzová, Petra (referee)
Based on field research among Czechs living abroad, the diploma thesis introduces the offsprings of the Czech 18th -century exile, members of the Evangelical Reformed Church in Poland, is. While the community decreased due to massive re-emigration after the Second World War, at first it remained endogamous. Eventually though, interfaith marriages with Polish Catholics increased and language usage shifted. However, offsprings of Czechs from Zelów who stayed true to the reformed faith still maintain and pass on their faith which is the main part of their identity even nowadays. Furthermore, some of them still adhere to their Czech origins. They established the Association of Czechs in Poland in 2010 and then the Czech Club in Zelów. This study refers to how members of the Evangelical Reformed congregation in Zelów see their own identity and the existence of mixed marriages within the community of the congregation.
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Identity of the Czech Evangelical Reformed Congregation members in Zelow
Kučerová, Barbara ; Uherek, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Lupták Burzová, Petra (referee)
Based on field research among Czechs living abroad, the diploma thesis introduces the offsprings of the Czech 18th -century exile, members of the Evangelical Reformed Church in Poland, is. While the community decreased due to massive re-emigration after the Second World War, at first it remained endogamous. Eventually though, interfaith marriages with Polish Catholics increased and language usage shifted. However, offsprings of Czechs from Zelów who stayed true to the reformed faith still maintain and pass on their faith which is the main part of their identity even nowadays. Furthermore, some of them still adhere to their Czech origins. They established the Association of Czechs in Poland in 2010 and then the Czech Club in Zelów. This study refers to how members of the Evangelical Reformed congregation in Zelów see their own identity and the existence of mixed marriages within the community of the congregation.
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The Czech Banat - a dying community or a region with prosperous future?
Blümelová, Iva ; Freidingerová, Tereza (referee) ; Dzúrová, Dagmar (advisor)
The Czech Banát is an area in Romania where a populous Czech community lives in six typically Czech villages. It has preserved the Czech language, traditions, customs and the way of living for more than 180 years. After the change of the political regime in 1989 many inhabitants have abandoned these villages for Romanian cities or have returned back to the Czech Republic. This research deals with the history of settlement, the development of the size of the population, ways of a living and education in these villages. Based on research made in schools, the opinions and views of the young generation about their future life were explored. Because of the importance of the aid provided by the Czech Republic to this area, it is dealt with in an independent chapter. In the last section, the future of this community threatened by re-emigration is discussed.
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Analysis of migration of Czech citizens since 1989. The expert report on the progress and results achieved during the period 1.8.2014-31.7.2015
Brouček, Stanislav
Analysis of the migration behavior of Czech citizens after 1989 (emphasis on trends), and both people leaving permanently and seasonal migrants; disability differences from expatriates and exiles. Comparison with the policy towards this category of migrants in countries with similar populations (Slovakia, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden). Analysis of reasons for permanent settlement abroad. Forming their own communities new migration: USA, the development process from the earliest communities of illegal working communities through gradual rapprochement with the denizens communities; other communities: in Australia, New Zealand, France, Belgium, the Nordic countries of Europe. Return trendy. Objectives of the project: - obtain relevant data on new Czech communities abroad - recommendations for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic to create a functional relationship of the state to these communities.
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Analysis of migration of Czech citizens since 1989
Brouček, Stanislav ; Beranská, Veronika ; Červinková, Hana ; Uherek, Zdeněk
Analysis of the migration behavior of Czech citizens after 1989 (emphasis on trends), and both people leaving permanently and seasonal migrants; disability differences from expatriates and exiles. Comparison with the policy towards this category of migrants in countries with similar populations (Slovakia, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden). Analysis of reasons for permanent settlement abroad. Forming their own communities new migration: USA, the development process from the earliest communities of illegal working communities through gradual rapprochement with the denizens communities; other communities: in Australia, New Zealand, France, Belgium, the Nordic countries of Europe. Return trendy. Objectives of the project: - obtain relevant data on new Czech communities abroad - recommendations for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic to create a functional relationship of the state to these communities.
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Exil about itself
Brouček, Stanislav
The article describes the research of Czechs abroad that took place over multiple years and was inspired by their life stories. The emigrants were Czechs living Canada, USA, Brazil and many countries of Western Europe
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