One of the main present problem of the municipalities is decision about legal forms for provision of public services. In this thesis I'm analysing posibilities of selected legal forms and defining the main factors which influence the decision of the munucipality. In conclusion I'm aplying individual factors to the real example of Sezimovo Ústí and I'm presenting general recomandation for the municipalities.

This work deals with creating a business plan for establishing a company. The first section (theoretical) outlines the conditions under which a person may operate a business in the Czech Republic. This is followed by a practical section, which is aimed at describing a specific business plan for establishing a company in the services sector.

The thesis is a comparison between the business environment in Czech Republic and in France in term of SME's definition, legal forms of enterprise and different steps for a creation of enterprise in both countries. The thesis compares as well the tax and the social insurance in France to the Czech Republic system. The information founded is used by a Czech company to setup a branch office in France. The objective of the thesis is to evaluate the feasibility of this strategic concept of branch creation.

The core of this thesis is analysis of the political and economical field of China with focusing on the period from 1978 to the present with the impact of the changes on the entrepreneurial sector. The emphasis is put on the cultural environment of China that sometimes complicates doing business in this country for foreign entities. The thesis contains important cultural chinese aspects that should know every potential businessman before entering the chinese market. The aim of this thesis is to outline the political and economical development in China with estimation of the trends on the chinese market that are potential niche market.

Legal forms of political persecution in the Czechoslovak Republic in the period of communist totalitarian régime This thesis Legal forms of political persecution in the Czechoslovak Republic in the period of communist totalitarian régime is divided into five chapters. In the theoretical part of the thesis (chapter No. 1) the author defines examined period to be between years 1948-1960, defines political persecution as a legal term and desribes the ideological basis of communist law. In the end of this chapter there is a categorisation of legal forms of political persecution that is reflected in the core part of this work. In the second chapter author depicts causes of political persecution in the Czechoslovak Republic in the period of communist totalitarian régime that are based on legal and political developement between years 1945 and 1948. In the scope of this chapter author also offers a general characteristics of the period of so called Third republic. Constitutional developement in the Czechoslovak Republic after second world war and the system of Popular Front of Czechs and Slovaks are also depicted here. This chapter also includes assessment of the constitutional system of the Czechoslovak Republic between years 1948 and 1960 and of the political situation in the years 1945-1948. The...

L’édiction d’un statut juridique pour les établissements de micro-Finance (EMF) dans la Communauté Economique et Monétaire des Etats de l’Afrique Centrale (CEMAC) était une impérieuse nécessité ; car il fallait encadrer l’activité de micro-Finance et ses acteurs. Cette initiative s’est traduite dans le Règlement du 13 avril 2002 à travers une double mesure. D’une part, la sécurisation du secteur de la micro-Finance qui s’illustre par la régulation de l’accès à l’activité de micro-Finance et la règlementation de l’exercice de ladite activité. D’autre part, le législateur a procédé à la spécialisation des EMF, en leur assignant deux types de missions fondamentales, lesquelles les distinguent des établissements de crédit classiques. Il s’agit de la canalisation par les établissements de micro-Finance des exclus du système bancaire classique ; ainsi que du financement par ces établissements des initiatives économiques de base. Le statut juridique érigé par le législateur sous-Régional de la CEMAC est une importante avancée dans l’encadrement de l’activité de micro-Finance. Néanmoins, cette œuvre est perfectible. L’un des axes d’amélioration du statut ainsi élaboré consiste à procéder à une meilleure différenciation des diverses formes juridiques que peuvent revêtir les EMF. Ceux-Ci peuvent en effet avoir, soit des formes sociétaires (capitalistes ou mutualistes) ; soit des formes associatives caritatives ou lucratives. Cette variété de formes juridiques semble contredire l’unité statutaire mis en exergue par le législateur.L’autre axe de perfectionnement du statut des EMF est l’amélioration de leur régime juridique. Pour y arriver, il faut affiner le cadre institutionnel et opérationnel des EMF. Au plan institutionnel, il est judicieux de redéfinir le rôle des institutions intervenant dans le secteur de la micro-Finance, en consolidant leurs atouts. Au niveau opérationnel, la spécificité de l’activité de micro-Finance invite à mieux assimiler les contours des liens contractuels qui se tissent entre les différents acteurs du secteur de la micro-Finance. L’idéal étant de normaliser les sûretés originales et les voies d’exécution atypiques utilisées en micro-Finance.Pour atteindre l’objectif très louable de viabilité et de pérennité des EMF en tant qu’acteurs importants de l’économie, l’effectivité et l’efficacité de la règlementation doit être une réalité. / The enactment of a legal status for microfinance institutions (MFIs) in the Economic and Monetary Community of Central African States (CEMAC) was an urgent need for it ought to monitor the activities of microfinance and its actors. This initiative resulted in the Rules of April 13, 2002 through two ways. On the one hand, securing the microfinance sector which has led to the regulation of access to microfinance activity and regulation of the exercise of that activity. On the other hand, the legislator has made the specialization of MFIs, assigning two types of basic tasks, which distinguish them from traditional credit institutions. Microfinance institutions come to the rescue of those who are excluded from the classical banking sector and they equally finance petty economic activities.The legal status enacted by the sub-Regional legislator of CEMAC is an important advancement in the management of the business microfinance. Nevertheless, this work can be improved upon.One of the ways of improving the status and is prepared to make a better differentiation of various legal forms that microfinance institutions may take. They may indeed have, either company forms (capitalist or mutual), is charitable or profit associative forms. This variety of legal forms appears to contradict the statutory unit highlighted by the legislator.Another axis of development status of microfinance institutions is the improvement of their legal status. To get there, we must refine the institutional and operational framework for microfinance institutions. At the institutional level, it makes sense to redefine the role of institutions involved in the microfinance sector, consolidating their assets. At the operational level, the specificity of the activity of microfinance invited to better assimilate the contours of contractual relationships that develop between the various actors in the microfinance sector. The ideal is to normalize the original collateral and atypical of enforcement used in microfinance.To achieve the laudable goal of viability and sustainability of MFIs as important players in the economy, efficiency and effectiveness of the regulations must be a reality.