Public administration and social policy, 2024 (vol. 4), issue 1

EDITORIAL

Ladislav Průša

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):9  

ROZHOVOR S TOMÁŠEM NAVRÁTILEM

Ladislav Průša

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):13-14  

SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT FUTURES: EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL STRIVING TO BE THE FIRST CLIMATE-NEUTRAL CONTINENT

Milan Douša

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):17-40 | DOI: 10.25142/vssp.2023.004  

The aim of the article is to point out the possibilities of transformation to a green economy in individual countries and regions of the EU in connection with the fulfillment of the objectives of the European Green Deal. At the same time, the aim is also to present appropriate measures in all sectors of the economy to achieve this goal, such as investing in environmentally friendly technologies, introducing cleaner, cheaper, and healthier forms of private and public transport, etc. The partial aim of the article is a content analysis of steps towards Sustainable Environment Futures in EU countries and Indonesia, followed by a comparative comparison...

DEAD HUMAN BODY FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF FORENSIC ENTOMOLOGY

Jitka Kondr Drábková

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):41-59 | DOI: 10.25142/vssp.2024.003  

Forensic entomology is a helping field in forensic science. It describes the method of decomposition of a dead body from the point of view of forensic entomology, providing entomological traces from the site of the discovery and explains how forensic entomology helps in detecting criminals. The aim of the contribution, taking into account the above, will also be an assessment of the current state of de lege lata and a subsequent outline of the possible development of the scientific and legal regulation of de lege ferenda.

MIGRATION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Daniela Krbcová

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):61-70 | DOI: 10.25142/vssp.2024.001  

Developed countries face the problem of ageing populations, often associated with population decline. This is caused by a decrease in the number of live births, but also by an increase in the number of people in the oldest age groups. The increasing proportion of people in the oldest age groups is placing demands on social and health systems and necessitating reform of pension systems. International migration is becoming a key factor for many countries to mitigate the effects of population ageing and natural population decline. Migrants are often economically active individuals. Migration policies are therefore key to maintaining demographic, social...

THE IMPORTANCE OF SELF-GOVERNMENT IN THE SOLUTION OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN SLOVAKIA – THE CASE OF THE TRNAVA SELF-GOVERNING REGION

Dalibor Mikuš, Martin Švikruha, Jakub Bardovič

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):71-87 | DOI: 10.25142/vssp.2024.002  

We consider the COVID-19 pandemic to be the greatest challenge that individual countries have faced in recent times. Within the multi-level governance, the decision-making process is not only tied to the central state power, but also to the authorities of territorial self-government. Therefore, the actors of regional self-government have the power to make decisions in their own areas of competences. At the same time, the cooperation between particular levels of government was necessary in the process of solving the difficult problems connected with the COVID-19 pandemic. The paper deals with the importance of territorial self-governing units in solving...

ZE ZÁVĚREČNÝCH PRACÍ NAŠICH STUDENTŮ

Miroslav Pilát, Ladislav Průša

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):91-94  

RECENZE KNIHY NEEKONOMICKÉ OTÁZKY

Jan Mertl

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):97-99  

PERSONALISTKA

Alena Chládková, Petr Bukovjan

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):103  

PRACOVNÍ PRÁVO VE VÍRU ZMĚN

Jan Pichrt, Jakub Tomšej a kolektiv

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):104  

ÚVOD DO STUDIA OBČANSKÉHO PRÁVA

Vladimír Plecitý, Josef Salač, Jan Bajura a kolektiv

Veřejná správa a sociální politika 2024, 4(1):105