Publisher: Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci

Acta Iuridica Olomucensia

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Czech Republic

Acta Iuridica Olomucensia (AIO) is an expert peer-reviewed legal journal issued by the Faculty of Law, Palacký University in Olomouc, Czech Republic. Journal's mission is to contribute to the deepening of professional discourse in the field of legal theory and offer solutions to all problematic issues arising from legal practice. AIO is multidisciplinal legal journal covering issues of all legal disciplines and problems of all legal professions. The aim of editors that respects the pluralism of opinions is to create open space for the presentation of the outputs of scientific research of the authors regardless of frontiers and regardless the particularities of national legal systems. Therefore AIO is issued as a multilingual journal and accepts and publishes contributions in Czech, Slovak and English language. The journal is commonly structured into the following sections: Global Law Series: In this section we will publish the works from all disciplines of law from authors representing different legal systems and approaches. Only works in English language will be included. We will publish a scholarly work based on original research activity of author or team of authors, which is internally divided (hypothesis - an analysis of issue - conclusions), reflects the current state of scientific knowledge and research outcomes in the particular field and relevant literature in this field. The work is supplemented by footnotes and contains the usual number of citations. The usual extent of scientific article is from 18.000 to 54.000 characters (10-30 pages). Abstract and list of keywords is required mandatorily. Research articles: This is a scholarly work written in Czech or Slovak language based on original research activity of author or team of authors, which is internally divided (hypothesis - an analysis of issue - conclusions), reflects the current state of scientific knowledge and research outcomes in the particular field and relevant literature in this field. The work is supplemented by footnotes and contains the usual number of citations. The usual extent of scientific article is from 18.000 to 54.000 characters (10-30 pages). Abstract and list of keywords in language of article and in English is required mandatorily. Discussion, opinions and commentaries: This is an original scientific paper presenting the individual view of author or team of authors on selected issues of legal theory or practice. This text is also internally structured, adequately reflects the views of doctrine and is usually accompanied by footnotes. The usual extent is from 3600 to 18.000 characters (2-10 pages). Reviews and Annotations: This section contains reviews of publications of Czech, Slovak and foreign experts representing individual evaluation of professional quality, originality and impact of the reviewed publication on the discourse in the particular legal field. The usual extent is from 1.800 and 10.000 characters (1-6 pages).

Český technický scénář 1945-1962

Author(s): Jan Černík / Language(s): Czech

The topic of the book are Czech technical screenplays between 1945 and 1962. The nationalization of the Czechoslovak film industry in 1945 affected production in many ways. Ideologically suitable films and economical efficiency of production were common goals. The USSR film industry became a dominant inspiration. For example, literary and technical screenplay was established according to soviet manuals. The transfer of soviet experience encountered with Czechoslovak tradition. It resulted in unsuccessfull attempts in the implementations of the new practice. In three chapters I explore 1) screenwriting manuals, 2) changes of formal structure of TS, 3) the development of approval process. I combine metodological frameworks of production studies and screenwriting studies to explore history of technical screenplays.

Dramatik Max Zweig – prorok nového humanismu

Author(s): Ivana Cahová / Language(s): Czech

European Studies - the Review of European Law, Economics and Politics

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Czech Republic

European Studies – The Review of European Law, Economics and Politics is a peer reviewed periodical in the form of year-book of the Czech Association for European Studies. The presented journal reflects the interdisciplinary character of this scientific society, therefore it does not limit to only one discipline within the European studies, but on the contrary, it pursues for a multi-disciplinary approach and analysis of various aspects of the European integration. That is why the concept of the journal accounts with the scientific articles and expertise not only from the field of European law but from European economy, European political science, EC/EU history and other relevant disciplines relating to supranational entities as well. It is important to highlight especially the multinational dimension of the journal. In particular, we mean the fact that the “European Studies…” journal serves as a forum for the exchange of scientific opinions, research analyses, reviews on new important publications, and other relevant information from European studies disciplines for authors and readers all over the world, which enables the better reflection of the diversity of opinions and approaches The multinational character of the concept of the journal is enhanced by the composition of the Editorial board itself, which involves leading experts from the different countries all over the world.
Published once a year by Czech Association for European Studies – Czech ECSA and Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in EU Law at Faculty of Law, Palacký University in Olomouc, tř. 17. listopadu 8, 771 11, Olomouc, Czech Republic in Wolters Kluwer, U Nákladového nádraží 6, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic.

International and Comparative Law Review

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Czech Republic

International and Comparative Law Review is a peer-reviewed legal journal published by the Faculty of Law, Palacky University Olomouc; its aim is to reflect expert research in legal orders both of the Czech Republic and other Member States of the European Union with a special focus on central European countries. The journal is comparative by its focus and with respect to this perspective it deals with all areas of law. The articles are published in English; German or French contributions may be also accepted. The journal has been published since 2001, peer-reviewed is since 2005. It is issued twice a year.

Nezvítězí, kdo nebojuje

Alexandrijský patriarcha Šenut III. a spor o zbožštění člověka

Author(s): Jaroslav Franc / Language(s): Czech

The Church is essentially both human and divine. It is a sign of hope in which mysteries of God are revealed within the reality of human cultures. Among the main characteristics of Coptic Christianity is a tendency to the profound spirituality; the spirituality between the culture of city and the culture of desert. Throughout history the Egyptian Christian tradition has adopted Coptic, Greek and Arabic culture. From the nineteenth century onwards, also the cultural influences of modern Europe has been intensified. It brought to Egypt new theological impulses. The doctrine of the deification of man was in the second half of the twentieth century promoted in Egypt by Matthew the Poor and his disciples. And soon it became the subject of a theological dispute. It is significant for the time of cultural exchange that among the main impulses there was a compilation of texts on prayer written in English by Lazarus Moore. It actually determined the framework of his theological thinking. Among his opponents there was his former pupil and further Alexandrian patriarch Pope Shenouda III. The presented work might be described as a follow up of the already published monograph on Matthew the Poor. It presents a theological analysis of the work of the Alexandrian Patriarch Shenouda III with the focus on his critique of the doctrine of the deification of man. The analysis is a search for the causes of the dispute over the doctrine of the deification of man and it also presents the results within the context of newly emerging cultural paradigms of Coptic Christianity.

Oblékám se, tedy jsem.

Aneb je skutečně pravda, že šaty dělají člověka?

Author(s): Jana Horáková / Language(s): Czech

This book tries to find out whether the statement "Clothes make the man" is true. Although it is a popular phrase, no one in the field of science and research has yet been able to unequivocally confirm or refute it. For this purpose, the author used a theoretical analysis of historical and contemporary concepts dealing with the relationship between personality and clothing. The book is divided into several parts. First, it deals with the definition of human personality. The second part deals with fashion. In the third part, the previous two areas are connected in the field of the psychology of clothing. The reader may get acquainted with the main representatives of the psychology of clothing or with various typologies. The final part presents the results of research, reflections on the possible benefits of this topic as well as reflections on the possibilities of further research.

Olomoucké debaty mladých právníků - Sborník příspěvků

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Czech Republic

Annual Conference Proceedings Series. Particular volumes include the papers written by participants of the annual international scientific legal conference "Young Lawyers Debates in Olomouc" held by Faculty of Law, Palacký University in Olomouc, Czech Republic.