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The results of the research carried out as a set of interviews at the end of 2020. Research aimed to disclose decision making processes that occurred in several public institutions that during the pandemic organized or considered organizing online event. Výsledky výzkumu provedeného formou série strukturovaných rozhovorů v závěru roku 2020. Výzkum mapoval rozhodovací procesy probíhající v několika veřejných institucích zabývajících se teorií architektury a prezentací architektonického dědictví s cílem zjistit důvody, které vedly jednotlivé aktéry k rozhodnutí realizovat nebo naopak nerealizovat akce v čase pandemie online formou.

U ovom se radu raspravlja o 23 osmanska novca pronađena na 16 sjevernodalmatinskih nalazišta. Kronološki pripadaju razdoblju od vremena druge vladavine sultana Mehmeda II. Osvajača (1444. – 1446. i 1451. – 1481.) pa sve do egipatskog novca nominalno kovanog za sultana Abdula Hamida II. (1876. – 1909.). Ti numizmatički nalazi mogu se podijeliti u nekoliko različitih faza u kojima su dospjeli u sjevernu Dalmaciju: predosmansku, osmansku i postosmansku. Prvu fazu čine akče sultana Mehmeda II. te sultana Selima I. (1512. – 1520.). Drugu fazu predstavlja novac iz razdoblja osmanske vladavine koja je u sjevernodalmatinskom zaobalju trajala nešto više od stoljeća i pol. Trećoj fazi pripadaju mangiri Sulejmana II. (1687. – 1691.) koji su dospjeli u sjevernu Dalmaciju nedugo nakon kraja osmanske vladavine, a još u jeku Morejskog rata (1684. – 1699.). Slijede numizmatički nalazi iz znatno kasnijeg vremena. Povijesnim prilikama koje su povezane sa sjevernom Dalmacijom i Egiptom pripadaju dva primjerka. Jedan je kovan za sultana Selima III. (1789. – 1807.), a drugi za sultana Abdula Hamida II. (1886. – 1909.). Prvi se može povezati s francuskom intervencijom u Egipat 1798., a drugi s izbjeglištvom stanovništva s Dugog otoka u El Shatt 1944. – 1945. godine., The paper discusses 23 Ottoman coins found in 16 sites in northern Dalmatia. chronologically, they belong to the period from the second reign of Sultan Mehmed II, the Conqueror (1444–1446 and 1451–1481) all the way to the Egyptian coin bearing the name of Sultan Abdul Hamid II (1876–1909). These numismatic finds can be assigned to one of several different phases during which they came to northern Dalmatia: pre-Ottoman, Ottoman and post-Ottoman. The first phase includes the akçes of Sultan Mehmed II and Sultan Selim I (1512–1520). The second phase involves coins from the period of Ottoman rule, which lasted a little over a century and a half in the hinterland of northern Dalmatia. The third phase is represented by mangirs of Suleiman II (1687–1691), which were brought to northern Dalmatia shortly after the end of Ottoman rule, while the Morean War (1684–1699) was still in full flow. They are followed by numismatic finds from a much later period. Two specimens are associated with historical events related to northern Dalmatia and Egypt. One was minted for Sultan Selim III (1789–1807), and the second for Sultan Abdul Hamid II (1876–1909). The first can be related to the French intervention in Egypt in 1798, and the second with refugees fleeing from Dugi Otok to El Shatt in 1944–1945.

in English This paper looks into how climate change is being covered by newspaper media in two Global South countries and two Global North countries - India, the Philippines, Denmark and Australia. While there is some literature on who the main sources are in climate change coverage, as well as how frequently climate change is covered in different countries, there is less literature on how climate change is framed, and how this relates to who the main sources are. Analyzing articles from three newspapers in each country, this content analysis gathered data on what sources are being predominantly used in news articles, and further, how these articles are being framed. It was found that climate change has become a highly politicized issue in the media across most of these countries, and that the main voice in how climate change is becoming to be understood is politicians - except for in Denmark. At the same time, it was found that climate change is mainly being framed as an issue in need of action - except for in Australia.

Coins are highly valuable documentary cultural assets providing a wide range of important information about the state of independence, the order of the sovereigns, economic structure, technological development, mines in use, mints, range, writings and languages, arts and cultural characteristics of a state. During the Ottoman Period, from the time of Osman Bey, the rulers minted coins as a symbol of tradition and sovereignty when they came to the throne. The main currency of the Ottomans was silver akche. Copper manghırs from the reign of Murad I and the first gold coin sultani were minted during the reign of Mehmed the Conqueror. During the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent, which was called the most brilliant and magnificent period of the Ottoman Empire, gold coin minting was generalized and sultanis were minted in many mints. The reign of Suleiman the Magnificent was the richest period among the Ottoman sultans in terms of the variety of mints where sultani was minted. However, silver and copper coin minting was quite a lot in parallel with the power of the sultan and the state. Like sultanis, akches and manghırs were minted in many mints. Coins (sultani, akche and manghır) in the period of Suleiman the Magnificent reflect the differences, innovations and diversity in the Ottoman period with their typefonts and coin designs. Among the Ottoman coins in the Silifke Museum, there are five coins, which are intact and readable from the period of Suleiman the Magnificent. One of these coins is gold sultani and four are silver akches. In this study, coins, types, ornaments and general features of the period of Suleiman the Magnificent rather than the historical process related to the period have been examined by considering catalog examples and their place and importance in Ottoman coins have been emphasized by evaluating their materials, compositions, ornaments, designs and places of mints in addition to the catalog information of the five coins in the Silifke Museum. ||| TR: Sikkeler bir devletin bağımsızlık durumu, hükümdarların sırası, ekonomik yapısı, teknolojik gelişimi, hangi madenin kullanımda olduğu, darb edildiği merkezler, yayılma alanı, yazı ve dilleri, sanatları, kültürel özellikleri ile ilgili çok çeşitli ve önemli bilgiler sunan ve son derece değerli belge niteliğinde kültür varlıklarıdır. Osmanlılar Dönemi’nde Osman Bey’den itibaren hükümdarlar tahta geçince bir gelenek ve aynı zamanda hakimiyet sembolü olarak sikke bastırmıştır. Osmanlılar’ın temel para birimi gümüş akçedir. I. Murad Dönemi’nden itibaren bakır mangırlar ve Fatih Sultan Mehmed Dönemi’nde ilk altın sikke sultani basılmıştır. Osmanlı Devleti’nin en parlak ve muhteşem dönemi olarak adlandırılan Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Dönemi’nde ise altın sikke basımı yaygınlaştırılarak çok sayıda darbhanede sultani darb edilmiştir. Kanuni Dönemi, Osmanlı sultanları arasında, sultani basılan darbhane çeşitliliği açısından en zengin dönemdir. Bununla birlikte gümüş ve bakır para basımı da sultanın ve devletin gücüne paralel olarak oldukça fazladır. Sultaniler gibi akçe ve mangırlar da pek çok darbhanede basılmıştır. Kanuni Dönemi sikkeleri (sultani, akçe ve mangır) yazı tipleri ve sikke tasarımları ile Osmanlı Dönemi’nde farklılık, yenilik ve çeşitliliği yansıtırlar. Silifke Müzesi’ndeki Osmanlı sikkeleri içinde Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Dönemi’ne ait yazıları okunabilen ve sağlam durumda olan beş adet sikke mevcuttur. Bu sikkelerden biri altın sultani, dördü gümüş akçedir. Bu çalışmada Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Dönemi ile ilgili tarihsel süreçten çok bu dönemin sikkeleri, tipleri, süslemeleri ve genel özellikleri yayınlardaki katalog örnekleri dikkate alınarak incelenmekte ve Silifke Müzesi’ndeki beş sikkenin katalog bilgilerinin yanı sıra malzeme, kompozisyon, süsleme, tasarım ve darb yeri açısından değerlendirilerek Osmanlı sikkeleri içindeki yeri ve önemi vurgulanmaktadır.

The aim of the diploma thesis is to define a specific phenomenon bound to the current consumer society, which by its expression considers certain values and relations to the material world as necessary or, on the contrary, unnecessary. At the same time, it examines the boundary between consumer goods that we use on a daily basis and the subjects that have become part of our personality. These findings are demonstrated on specific examples. Telecommunication progress and its impact on today's consumer society in all aspects of nowadays lifestyle has become the starting point for the diploma work. Phone as an artifact has become part of our life with an ever more personal approach. This phenomenon is grasped theoretically, creatively and as an opportunity for pedagogical activity and research. The pedagogical intention is not only suggested but also verified and reflected in praxis.

The diploma thesis deals with the sale of smoked products in the retail chain ENAPO OBCHODNÍ, a.s. The sales of these products were analyzed at the ENAPO store in the town of Švábenice. The sales were in August, September and October 2017. The popularity of the suppliers of smoked products was evaluated according to the number of their sold products and according to a comparison of the sales of the same products from different suppliers. The impact of the sale of smoked products in two consecutive special offers on the overall sales of products was found. The sale of discounted smoked products was investigated in the monitored period. The diploma thesis also deals with the mark-up applied by the retail in smoked products. A trend of sales of selected smoked products is outlined. The solved issue is complemented by respondent’s opinions on the sale of smoked products in the store, on their quality, price and customer awareness of the sale of smoked products. On the basis of the findings, recommendations have been proposed to improve the sale of smoked products in the shop.

In this work we will examine an on-shell action, its basic properties and its relation to transition amplitude. Derivatives of on-shell action with respect to position and time are equal to momentum and energy. On-shell action of a system is sufficient for determining the trajectory describing time evo- lution of the system. On-shell action can be computed as (off-shell) action of specific physical trajectory connecting initial position in initial time with final position in final time but it can also be found from solutions to two Hamilton-Jacobi equations, one in initial time and position variables and the other in final time and position variables. In quantum mechanics a transition amplitude is directly proportional to the complex exponential of the on-shell action. Work with on-shell action is demonstrated on examples such as free particle, harmonic oscillator and partly also on central force problem.