The diploma thesis contains a detailed analysis of a trade dispute DS 291 in WTO between the United States of America and the European Union, from its causes to the proceeding and final solution.

Diploma thesis deals with the possibility of consumer dispute resolution outside the courts and its emphasis on functional approaches in the Czech Republic. Is described the Project of the Ministry of Industry and Trade for Ensuring Out of Court Settlement of Consumer Disputes which presents new opportunities for Czech consumers. The analytical part of the work represents an analysis of the functioning of the two-year pilot phase of Project, an evaluation its results on the basis of statistical data on the number of complaints, on the basis of results of ADR questionnaire and on the basis of results of questionnaire surfy aimed to general awareness about the Project. Obtained data are evaluated and suggested solutions to improve the operation of the Project.

The work concentrates on functioning of the health care system in Czech republic. By way of introduction the health care system is characterized (health-care facilites, the principles of health care, health care financing and also fees paid for health care consumption). Next chapters analyse income and expenditures of health insurance companies. The key chapter describes some of the problems of health care system and suggests their solutions.

The aim is to analyze and evaluate the space management in selected companies and see how customers perceive the environment Tesco stores.

Thesis deals with reorganization. The goal is to identify its weaknesess as a form of bankrupcy solution, factors impending wider usage and suggest improvements. The first chapter is devoted to the legislation of reorganization effective from the 1st January of 2014 with reference to the changes brought by it. The second chapter aims to map existing practice. Thus, what is the position of reorganization as a form of bankrupcy solution. The initial impact of the amendment to the Insolvency Act will be evaluated on a basis of available statistics. The most important findings are summarized in the conclusion.

The thesis deals with the consumer dispute and ways how to resolve it. The main aim of this thesis is to analyze and evaluate if disadvantages of court proceeding in the Czech republic still overweight its advantages, and thus whether the topic of alternative disputes resolution of consumer disputes is actual, then to give an overview and evaluation of alternative disputes resolution for consumer dispute which the Czech republic offers in the context of Community Law of the European Union, and finally to outline the development of future initiatives in this area.

This diploma thesis concerns the analyses of a particular e-shop selling specialized sports equipment. The first part of the thesis deals with a theoretical background of the internet marketing. In the next part the thesis analyses the e-shop, its competitors and compares them with each other. The main part of the thesis includes new proposals that should lead to the better and stronger position in the market and make the selling increase. In conclusion, the thesis evaluetes these propasals in terms of how it shall contribute to the increase of competitiveness of the e-shop.

Thesis using the tools of managerial decision making described in the theoretical part sets recommendation for problem solution of changing the corporate office of Megatrans.

This thesis will describe the problematic of feasibility studies on the base of available literature. Main aim of this diploma thesis is to create feasibility study for the author's own project and to confirm or refuse the basic hypothesis.

The diploma thesis "Way too velvet revolution." The analysis of failure in facing the Roma community issue between 1948 and 2012 tries to clarify the causes of failure in facing Romani people issue in the Czech Republic, considering period of the last sixty years and two political regimes - former communism and latter democracy, putting great emphasis on the aspect of bureaucracy. The very first part outlines current problematic issues and the way they are solved by activities of the Czech public administration bodies. The second part focuses on the issue itself and its shape from its beginning in the second half of the 40's, describes crucial approaches of the communistic regime and their success; this is followed by a completely different point of view in the 90's, in the system of democracy. The institutional system analysis in the last part of the thesis discovers the causes of the long-term failure of both political regimes when trying to face the Roma community issue and proves that the causes of the mentioned failures before and after 1989, as far as bureaucratic point of view is concerned, differ less than expected. Using published archival materials and individual studies as well as official up-to-date sources discovers the existence of state interest cyclicality together with inappropriate institutional layout that makes any successful policy implementation impossible, regardless of political regime.