Czech Republic

International Business Project: The Czech Republic International Business Project: The Czech Republic Introduction The Czech Republic is a small, landlocked country located in Central Europe, southeast of Germany, bordered by Austria, Germany, Poland, and Slovakia. Slightly smaller than South Carolina, the Czech Republic covers 78.866 square kilometers (sq km): 77,276 sq km of land and 1,590 sq km of water. Following the First World War, the closely related Czechs and Slovaks of the former Austro-Hungarian

The Czech Republic is located nearly in the center of Europe and was recently known as Czechoslovakia. The Czech Republic is bordered by Slovakia, Germany, Poland, and Austria. The Czech Republic was a part of Czechoslovakia until 1993 when it split into both the Czech Republic and Slovakia. With it being a fairly new country, one would assume that it is struggling to catch up to society economically, this is simply untrue, because the Czech Republic is one of the most economically stable countries

Executive Summary Population The total population of the Czech Republic, as of July 2014, is 10,627,448 people. It is growing at an annual change of 0.17%. There are 9.79 live births per 1,000 people as of 2014 (CIA World Factbook, 2014), and about 1.45 births per woman (World Bank, 2012). Birthrates There are 1.45 births per woman (World Bank, 2012) (http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.TFRT.IN?) Distribution of population Age: The Czech Republic has a high percentage (43.6%) of citizens aged 25

A. Overview The Czech Republic is located in the watershed of three seas with three rivers the Elbe, the Odra and the Danube River. In 1990s, the country’s water quality improved significantly. First as a result of the changes in production activities and technological changes and “polluter pays” principle, second as a result of construction and modernization of sewer systems and waste water treatment plants. The water sector was privatized in the mid-1990s and the municipalities and their unions

According to the results of an international study (Ernst & Young, 2013), Czech Republic is ranked the second in the Eastern Europe in terms of attractiveness to accommodate new investments. Czech Republic is also included in ten of most suitable countries for investment in the creation of centers of technological services. Current sustainable strategy of Czech Republic includes creating the conditions for increasing innovation activity of entrepreneurial sphere; orientation of science to the solution

The Czech Republic or Czechia in its current form is a relatively young country. Located in Central Europe, it borders Germany, Poland, Austria, and Slovakia. Czechia is a developed nation that joined NATO in 1999 and the EU in 2004. Like other EU Nations, it uses a parliamentary system. This essay will be exploring the history, the institutions that govern the country and, how these institutions work. As well as the economy, the relationship with the EU, and the current political issues challenging

Gypsies in the Czech Republic The Gypsies of the former Czechoslovakia have suffered ethnic marginalization dating back to their arrival in Eastern Europe over 700 years ago. The collapse of communism in Czechoslovakia, and other Eastern Europe countries created the necessary conditions for the ethnic mobilization of the Gypsies and other minorities. During communism minorities presence in Eastern Europe was not officially recognized. The transition from the socialist system to democracy

Czech Republic has been freed from the shadow of communism for 24 years, and since has made strides in integrating with Western Europe, including joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in 1999 and the European Union in 2004. Although the known effort to join the global world, the Czech Republic is self-imposing their own isolationist policies as the Syrian Refugee crisis swarms over Europe, except for the Czech Republic. The Isolation is because of the rise of institutionally pushed Islamophobia

The Status of Women in the Czech Republic and Hungary “We know that anywhere in the world, where women prosper, societies prosper. In the interest of everyone is to include women in every part of society” is a quote by Catherine Ashton, who served as First Vice President of the European Union. Since the fall of communism and the entrance into the European Union over a decade ago, women in the Czech Republic and Hungary have faced a drastic change of lifestyle. Throughout communism, women had the

Do 1 Life Before and After the Fall of Communism in the Czech Republic Recently the senate and county elections in the Czech Republic confirmed that the preference of Czech voters is shifting to the left, what's more the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia got the second highest number of votes. The results are disturbing, because the last time Communists won the polls, the Czechs ended up being oppressed for over 40 years until they managed to overthrow the government. Now it seems that