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Funkce jihomoravského venkova v současném období
Ševelová, Miloslava
The submitted thesis deals with functions of the current South Moravian countryside. This region was divided into four types of countryside, where model micro-regions were chosen. A typology of countryside functions that results from the analyses of professional and thematic publications and documents was suggested. Main objective of this thesis is to specify and analyses the current functions of the South Moravian countryside. The first part is aimed at the statistical analysis of micro - regions modeling. The following part is aimed at the specific functions of different types of countryside based on a questionnaire and an enquiry survey. Thesis findings confirm that the current countryside serves several functions. They are mutually conditioned and they influence each other. It is important to search for equilibrium in the development of particular functions. In addition, it was proved that there has been a certain link between the types of the countryside and their functions. Analysis of the countryside functions is particularly beneficial for understanding of the countryside role and its future form. The image of the countryside will be determined by the relation among individual functions. The current countryside fulfills three following main functions: residential, production and recreation. They are bound to other functions. A noticeable growing dependence of the individual countryside functions on EU subsidy system has been shown from the enquiry. To some extent the selected statistical indicators quantify the suggested functions.
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The Reform of Intermunicipal Cooperation: A transition to the French model?
Mudra, Jan ; Jüptner, Petr (advisor) ; Švec, Kamil (referee)
Presented dissertation on topic Reform of inter-municipal cooperation: Course to French model? deals with the question, to what extent, does, so far, the most elaborated motion to amendment of the form of inter-municipal cooperation, proposed by Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic, follows the model of inter-municipal cooperation in France. From this point of view, the topic of inter-municipal cooperation in the Czech Republic is, as a matter of fact, unexplored phenomenon without existing research and comparative analysis. The objective of the research in my dissertation is to prove, according to definitional standards determined in advance, what particular adjustment in the field of financial, structural and legislative inter-municipal cooperation in France has this motion adopted and, on the contrary, what adjustment it has not and why. The research does not deal with all of the elaborated motions to constituent amendment of the current form of inter-municipal cooperation, but, in particular, with the motion to amendment of the general conception of inter-municipal cooperation in the Czech Republic.
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Intermunicipal Cooperation in the Pilsen Region
Hájek, Ondřej ; Jüptner, Petr (advisor) ; Švec, Kamil (referee)
This thesis deals with the inter-municipal cooperation in the Pilsen region. In the theoretical part there is the concept of inter-municipal cooperation defined and the reasons behind the cooperation among the municipalities explained. These include efforts to overcome the fragmented municipal structure, more efficient and cheaper providing of the services and savings. In this thesis there are also the risks and limits of the inter-municipal cooperation mentioned and the attention is paid to the possible democratic deficits. The cooperation of the municipalities is also compared to the amalgamation of municipalities. The next section contains case studies of inter-municipal cooperation in selected European countries. The following section regards the Czech Republic, in which there is the development of municipal structures explored, as well as the legislative basis of the inter-municipal cooperation issues and also the causes that lead to cooperation between municipalities are assessed. After that, the attention is given to the voluntary associations of municipalities and micro-regions in the Pilsen region.
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Public Participation in Regional Development
Krejčí, Filip ; Varvažovská, Pavla (advisor) ; Eva, Eva (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with two specifically selected regions of the Czech Republic, part of which are micro-generating nature of the whole. Professional work is intended and explores the relationships between micro for higher forms of their arrangement or their analysis reports about their actual status, organization, purpose and use of the various possibilities for the public benefit. At the same time, is documented public participation in the management of micro-regions, and thus promoting the (micro-) regions; application of financial support from the EU.
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