This Master's thesis deals with the conditions and limitations in performing the services of international road transport carrier. Its aim is to summarize the most important international agreements, valid in this area, and also the most important restrictions imposed on the carrier, the transport vehicle and the drivers, who operate there. Using the example of a small carrier, it will be demonstrated their use in the transportation of cargo between Czech Republic and Russia. At the end, there will be identified the most fundamental problem areas and their possible solution.

The diploma thesis is focused on the analyses of the Economic development and the subsequent comparison of the BRICS countries. The thesis is especially focused on Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The first chapter is dedicated to characterization of the BRICS countries. The second chapter deals with the basic characteristics of the BRICS countries. Next chapters are focused on PEST analysis of these concrete countries. The third chapter deals with political and legal environment. Moreover, the fourth chapter focuses on the economic analysis of these countries. The aim of the fifth chapter is an analysis of technological development of the BRICS countries and their mutual comparison. Finally, last chapter is focused on the evaluation of concrete markets using SWOT analysis.

The main objective of the thesis is to analyse different presence and perception of Russia in discourse of political figures in Slovakia and the Czech Republic since accession of both countries to European Union till 2013. First part of the work is theoretical and introduce main methodological foundations of the thesis, i.e. basics of discoursive analysis and selected approaches to discoursive analysis. In second part of the work, the author identifies main individual discourses intepreting Russia in various positions, which can be found in public discourse in selected countries. Third part of the work provides chronological overview of development of discourse on Russia in relation to various historical events explicitly or implicitly concerning Russia. Final chapter then provides comparative analysis between the discourse in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

In this thesis deals with the issue of prohibition of alcohol. At the beginning of the work are discussed theoretical approaches to the prohibition of alcohol across the major authors of the economic community . Then I deal with the prohibitive measures in several countries. In these two examples, a detailed study of the causes , course and consequences of prohibitive measures are implemented . For example serves two major experiments in this area , is the first of Prohibition in the United States of America (USA) , second prohibition is almost unknown in Tsarist Russia, respectively . in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics ( USSR). At work I have carried out a detailed study of the causes of prohibition in relation to the U.S. when I consider the prohibition of the years 1920-1933 for determining the direction of the legislative creation of Americans that influences the legislative power to this day. In the case of Prohibition in Russian countries I concentrated course , because unlike Prohibition in the U.S. was an administrative directive measures. In my work, I have proved that prohibitive measures nationwide scope of the pre- reliant to fail if they are not accepted by the general public . Under other circumstances, lead to circumvention of the law and the growth of crime. I am also on the basis of the findings refute the commonly accepted view that the prohibition in the USA in the years 1920-1933 was an absolute failure. The failure was undoubtedly related to the political point of view , however, if one takes into account the health impact on society, according to statistics reported for 1933. Prohibition changed the culture of the society as alcohol consumption , when the company moved from the bars and streets of privacy. Repeal of Prohibition was a logical step in the new circumstances on the 1930s

The thesis deals with the mutual trade relations between the Czech Republic and the Russian federation focusing on bilateral trade in goods. The aim is to describe the development of export and import of goods, their structure and the influence of the Ukrainian crisis and sanctions on those relationships. In the context of flow of goods it mentions the risks of the entry to the Russian market. The work also includes general and economic profile of Russia's cultural specifics in business negotiations, but also the general framework of relations. At the same time it marginally mentions services trade and mutual investment cooperation.

The master thesis is focused on specifics and importance of internet (online) marketing in terms of Russian market. Thesis determines threats and opportunities arising of coexistence of local and global platforms, their role and effectiveness in modern marketing. The theoretical part describes modern trends, selected tools and measurement methods of internet marketing. The practical part contains implementation of knowledge obtained in the theoretical part and analysis of internet marketing in Russia. Diploma work underlines the importance of using both global and local platforms for the best results. The evidence is based on similar performance marketing campaigns in Yandex Direct and Google AdWords.

Soft power is one of the most emphasized concepts of current international relations. Russia still plays a significant role, however, russian soft power still has its limits. This thesis studies particular sources of russian soft power and refers to its deficiencies.

Analysis of current russian legislation regarding health insurance. Detailed overview of russian private health insurance market. Comparison with foreign health insurance systems.

The aim of this thesis is to analyze the development of the party system in the Russian Federation to determine whether this development can be applied to the classical theory of political parties and party systems designed by european political scientists. In the first chapter there are described theories designed by Maurice Duverger, Jean Blondel, Stein Rokkan and Giovanni Sartori. In the second chapter there is the description of the beginning of the party system in Tsarist Russia. Its task is to draw the options and foundations of the first political party in that territory. The third chapter focuses to the reign of the CPSU, the tools of its government and the reasons for the gradual weakening of its power. The fourth chapter is divided into two parts, the first of which describes the development of the party system in Russia since the fall of the USSR, the second part deals with the comparison of theoretical concepts mentioned in the first chapter and the actual development in Russia.

In August 2012, after eighteen years, Russia was officially accepted as a member of WTO, which allows it to capitalize on many advantages that arise from international trade but also brings a lot of commitments. The aim of this paper is to investigate the obligations that Russia undertook during WTO access procedures and to determine, based on the structure of its foreign trade, the effects of Russia's WTO accession on its economy, as well as the level of its influence on trade relations with the USA, EU and China.