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Text publikace prináší bližší pohled na složitou interkulturní problematiku, z níž získané stereotypy vycházejí jako kumulativní archivy vetšinou negativne zpracovaných zkušeností s druhými. Nositelé stereotypu podléhají esencialistické predstave o prirozenosti druhého, aby si zjednodušili orientaci v sociální realite. Práce upozornuje na fakt, že negativní stereotypy ve vztahu k Romum v Ceské republice se pokradmo staly manipulacním nástrojem politiky a jsou živnou pudou pro ideologii moderního anticikanismu, jenž je soucástí vzrustajícího rasismu

This paper seeks to find out to what extent the process of EU accession has influenced legal regulations concerning the creation & functioning of social & political actors. Through the analysis of various statutes & changes made to them, the paper tries to determine the role the EU plays in amending assembly legislation. The actors under scrutiny include political parties, professional organizations, labor unions, & civil society organizations. The paper concludes that the most influenced field of actors was the area of chambers of professionals which was obliged to conform to requirements for the free movement of people & services in the European Union in order to comply with European law. The Czech Republic was quite leisurely in their harmonization of statutes, with the majority of them passed just before accession to the EU. An interesting part of the problem concerns the question of political party membership, which is still reserved only for Czech citizens. However, European citizenship, with its voting rights to the European Parliament & local magistrates, is arguably going to push slowly for change even in this domain. Adapted from the source document.