This diploma thesis deals with present a proposal of the new national theatre house at Kongresni trg in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The aim is to show the vision of the theatre for the 21.century.

The work is the National Theatre of Ljubljana

Slovenia after having gained its independence in 1991 has enjoyed from 1995 until recent days extraordinary successful era in its history. The whole european continent paid attention to the entrance of Slovenia into EU, EMU or favourable economic developement. This diploma thesis reveals the main reasons for success of this small country. The main purpose of this work is the analysis of economy in Slovenia from 1995 to 2008. The work is divided into five main parts. First chapter contains general introduction of this country. Second part analyses internal economic stability of Slovenia, in which GDP, inflation, unemployment and public finances are included. Main theme of the third part is the analysis of external economic stability. The most important in this part is the analysis of balance of payments and investment position of Slovenia. Next part deals with the entrance of Slovenia into EU, as well as with all consequences which are connected with this fact. Last chapter describes the entrance of Slovenia into EMU. Very important point of view of this part is description of meeting all requirements connected with this entrance, main reasons of slovenian success with the introduction of euro as well as the main changes which Slovenia witnessed after its entrance into EMU.

This diploma thesis deals with the development of the port of Koper during last ten years, including its transport links to markets in Central and Eastern Europe. The aim is to determine, whether the port of Koper has its potential to grow, and if it could become an equal competitor to European ports in the North Sea. It also aims to identify opportunities that should be used, and obstacles that should be overcome in order to ensure successful development of the port of Koper.

Diploma thesis is dealing with specifics of internalization process of SME in two European countries. The main goal of this thesis is to compare these specifics. To meet this goal it is necessary to evaluate and compare primary data from Czech and Slovenian enterprises, which were acquired from questionnaire survey. In this thesis there are also identified motivating factors of entrance into the foreign markets, forms of entrance into these markets and barriers of the internalization.

The diploma thesis is focused on two thematic units. The first on is analysis of cross-border cooperation between Austria and Slovenia. The aim of this part is to find out the forms of cooperation between the states, its advantages or disadvantages. Analysis method of realized cross-border programs and regarding current situation has been used. The second unit is focused on analysis of cross-border part citizen´s identity which is seen as specific region. Goal of this part is to find out the impacts of meeting and melting two different nations in one area but also how is the relation of these neighbour nations who are sharing one border. The implementation of research has been made by qualitative and quantitative research: participant observation, guided interview and questionnaire. The combination of these methods achieved results that could be applied to the borderland region.

On the beginning of the diploma thesis the student will deal with the issue of migration in general terms, brief explanation of basic terms also from the internatioal law point of view will be presented. Diploma thesis first addresses the phenomenon of migration in general, briefly explains the basic concepts and typology. After this theoretical definition the focus shifts to more practical plane, focusing on selected global migration trends that are currently taking place within the European Union, and approaches to international law on immigration issue, including the European Union's attempt to create a common asylum and migration policy . The final part of the thesis is essentially an analytical study of migration issues on the territory of Slovenia, a relatively prospective member of the European Union with {\clq}qBalkan" history, and his position due to the shaping of their own at first, then Europe's asylum and migration policy.

The diploma thesis is focused on tourism of Slovenia, especially on its position in the international tourism market. Following general informations about Slovenia and its basic macroeconomic characteristic the thesis focuses on Slovenian tourism, its policies, its position in national economy and position in the the international tourism market (particularly in Europe). The evaluation of competitiveness of the country is also part of the thesis. Perspectives of tourism development in Slovenia are presented in the final part.

This master thesis deals with the economic situation in Slovenia and Croatia. It focuses on a comprehensive comparison of both countries and does not leave out the historical assumptions. The thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and economic. At the outset it contains framework for the functioning of the former Yugoslavia and the so-called Yugoslav-type socialism. It also discusses the nature of the two countries in terms of geography and politics, including inclusion in the international legal system. The following chapters deal with the comparison of their own transition process and highlights the mistakes committed by the countries. Finally, the work also includes a comprehensive assessment of current economic situation in Slovenia and Croatia, addressing also symptomatic problems that plague both countries.

The aim of this thesis is to analyze macroeconomic development in Slovenia in the last 20 years. Special attention is paid to the development of banking sector and Tthe development of its ownership structure. The theoretical part deals with the basic concept of national economy, characteristics of the main macroeconomic aggregates and the banking system. These theoretical solutions provide an information base for the practical part, which processes a macroeconomic analysis of Slovenia from 1995 to the present. Banking sector is analyzed from the perspective of the legal framework and institutional provision. It is followed by the analysis of the Slovenian banking sector itself, which shows that the Slovenian crisis was rooted precisely in the banking sector, which is largely state-owned. The main solution of this situation is the privatization of large state-owned banks and restrictive measures of public finances.