The subject of the thesis called "Analysis of utilization of the European Union funds and suggestion of financial instruments for the selected region (the statutory city of České Budějovice)" is to describe and assess the drawing on the funds, with a focus on defining the problems associated with the funding of grant projects of the city in relation to multisource financing and prefinancing. A further aim is to suggest financing instruments for future investment projects. In the theoretical overview there is background information about the European Union, the EU funds and an introduction to the financial system of the territorial authorities of the Czech Republic. The practical part involves an analysis of grant projects' financial resources, concentrating on the funds provided by the European Union. They are listed by individual years, together with the provider, and the amount of subsidies received. It also outlines the development of the debt burden, including the comparison with other cities' debts. The conclusion of the work is focused on the summary of the analysis results.

The topic of master thesis is the regional policy of the European Union and use of the Structural Funds in a current program period 2007-2013. The master thesis deals with the Operational Program Education for Competitive Advantage and possibilities of financial grants enabling development in the area of education in the district of Domažlice belonging to NUTS II. South-West. In the theoretic part of master thesis the description of the structural politics, its´ principles and the European funds are targeted. The most important passage represents the practical part - a project named: "Support of education in French at the Grammer School J. Š. Baara in Domažlicích." The project consists of detailed budget and description of monitor indicators.

This present thesis deals with the Structural Funds set up by the European Union with special regard to reducing disparities among regions. Specifically, the thesis deals with the operational programme Transport, which is financially the most taxing with individual projects costing thousands of millions. The main aim is to make clear the problems of the Structural Funds in transport and their possible use. I have tried to deal with one chosen hypothesis of which I would like to mention at least one, namely has drawing on money from the Structural Funds contributed to the improvement of Czech roads. One question is whether using money is effective and whether we would be able to build more infrastructure using the total sum made available from the Structural Funds. Let us pose a question. Whether we would have been able to construct the D8 motorway if we had not been able to draw on the Structural Funds. Perhaps we would not have been able to build so many kilometres. Therefore we can assert that investing through the Structural Funds has contributed to the higher quality of Czech roads.

143 Abstract The present diploma thesis is dedicated to European civil aviation and in particular to the regulation of provision of air navigation services and air traffic management. The purpose of the thesis is to analyse the evolution of the legislative reform of air navigation services and air traffic management in Europe with a focus on the influence of European Union law through the initiative "Single European Sky". Next, the thesis aims to study the main elements of the modernisation efforts and to point at the transformation of the situation and relationships between the relevant stakeholders as results from the new form of the regulatory and institutional framework. First chapter presents the principle of state sovereignty over the airspace which constitutes the fundamental principle of aviation law. Second chapter treats air navigation services and the legal regulation of their provision according to the Convention on International Civil Aviation. The following chapter introduces the summary of main organisations involved in civil aviation focussing on ICAO, EUROCONTROL, European Union, its status, the systematics of EU law and on the European Aviation Safety Agency. The fourth chapter discusses the EU common transport policy in the field of air transport, the progressive air transport...

International law of succession focusing on European regulation The aim of my thesis is the international Law of Succession with emphasis on the European Regulation No. 650/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2012 on jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition and enforcement of decisions and acceptance and enforcement of authentic instruments in matters of succession and on the creation of a European Certificate on Succession. The regulation of succession will apply to succession proceedings with an international element concerning those who died after 17 August 2015. The purpose of the regulation is to simplify and expedite such proceedings within the European Union. In principle, the ruling on the entire estate of the testator should be decided in the course of a single succession proceeding in order to avoid conflicts in court judgments that could occur if the procedure was split into different countries. Furthermore, the diploma thesis deals with the concept of border determinant in international law, where habitual residence becomes increasingly important, while other borderline determinants such as domicile or nationality already lose their importance. I also explain the term 'estate planning' in my paper, i.e. the arrangement of inheritance conditions of the future...

The goal of this work is analysis of financial funds from the EU and final recommendations for Czech republic. To analyse different EU countries is the way to obtain the main goal of this work. Results represents synthesis of qualitative and quantitative data.

This thesis is focusing on corruption and misuse of financial funds from European Union. It primarily analyses Regional Operation Programme North-West (ROP Severozápad), which ended with massive corruption affair. The affair lead to the suspension of payments from the European Union, change of assignment of projects in the next programme period, but also opened the question of current trends in corruption in the Czech Republic. The main aim of the thesis was to identify the most dangerous spots that lead to misuse of European funds, connect the corruption affair with current corruption trends in the Czech Republic and suggest basic activities that could prevent the misuse of European subsidies in the future. The aim was achieved via analysis of the operation programme, that ran through the years 2007-2013. It was discovered, that the system was purpose-built so that the local politicians could manipulate with the order of winning projects and thus unfairly distribute the financial funds from the European Union.

This diploma thesis deals with the social policies of the European Union and with poverty. Social policies are divided into five social models, based on basic typologies. Individual social models are characterized separately and the claims are supported by appropriate economic indicators. The practical part builds on these theoretical foundations and examines the dependence of variables and social models. Based on the indicators of poverty, the social situation of the individual states of the European Union is defined. Dependencies were created using indicators of poverty and economic variables. A generalized linear model was designed to determine the dependence of the social situation in the EU based on selected factors.

The thesis aims to analyze European funds promoting tourism in the Czech Republic, and to assess the extent to which the Czech Republic was able to take advantage of this support. The intention is to introduce current possibilities of using EU funds and analyze how effective implementation was. The work is divided into three chapters. The first chapter is devoted to regional policy and the instruments through which it is implemented. The second chapter deals with the Implementation process of EU funds at European and national level. The last chapter analyzes data focused on financial support to the tourism development in the period of 2007-2013, and 2014-2020.

This Diploma thesis focuses on the evaluation of the Pilsen European Capital event. The evaluation is based on three aspects: marketing, visit rate and the attitude of the domestic population. The marketing section is focused on the description of the main marketing tools in terms of their efficiency and application. The visit rate is used to measure the success of the event to a certain extent. The attitude of the domestic population is applied to express the meaning of the Pilsen inhabitant approach and information accessibility while being the European Capital of Culture. The theoretical part describes the wide meaning of marketing management of destination and attitudes towards the event in general. The practical part informs about the European Capital of Culture title and the results of two surveys carried out with the stress on marketing, visit rate and the attitude of the domestic population. The final chapter includes the summary of the conclusions and suggestions for future improvement.