Krízový Manažment, 2014 (vol. 13), issue 1
REPRESSION OF RISK IN INVESTMENT PROJECTS
Katarína BELANOVÁ
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):4-8 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.4-8 
Risk management in its modern sense includes analysis of risk factors, measurement and evaluation of risk, as well as activities aimed at its reduction. In this respect, the preparation of the measures for the future, which can despite a temporary reduction of risk appear again, is also very important. The article presents the measures, by the use of which it is possible to overcome the risk in investment projects.
TAX RISKS - SELECTED ISSUES
Emil BURÁK
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):9-18 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.9-18
The knowledge and skills of risks approach is very important in the mission of all managers. The role of tax risk management is the deep challenge and the right vision for all tax and financial managers. The know-how from this area is the chief capital for the success of tax reforms and consolidation of the public finance all over the world.The tax risk management is very complicated financial instrument. That why is the evolution of process of risk management strategically important. Tax demotivation is the chief risk for state.
ENERGY SECURITY IN CONDITIONS OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC
František GUBÁŠ
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):19-25 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.19-25
The author deals with energy security in Slovak republic as one of key areas that are necessary for development of national security. The author analyses concept of energy security, strategic documents of the Slovak Republic in energy realm and its relationship to development of energy security of the Slovak Republic. The article includes suggestions on improvements in energy security of the Slovak Republic.
UNEQUALITY AND SECURITY ASYMMETRY AS A CONFLICTOGENEOUS FACTORS
Ladislav HOFREITER
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):26-31 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.26-31
The term "asymmetrical security" is highly amorphous and has been interchangeably applied with such notion as "asymmetric threat". Understanding of "asymmetrical security" needed to understand difference of classic and asymmetrical perception of the security. The basis to security of social subject consisted in arrangement of the conditions for their existence, to surviving in the present time and advancement into the future. Assurance of this condition means it provided ability to the social subjects to eliminated threats that are defined. In situations of asymmetrical security, the threats are not always clearly defined. They often consist of their...
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MOTION OF RUNNING GEAR ELEMENTS OF ROLLING STOCK IN NONHOLONOMIC SETUP - A NONHOLONOMIC CONNECTION MODELLING DURING A ROLLING - STOCK AXLE SHAFT MOVEMENT
Petar KOLEV, Petar GREKOV, Valentin NEDEV
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):32-33 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.32-33
An axle shaft movement on a straight section with horizontal unevenness in nonholonomyc formulation was researched in this study. Coiling was considered as complex movement, causing dynamic interference in rolling-stock motion. Nonholonomic connections of the wheel pair axle movement were worked out by speed projection of the point of contact between it and the rail.
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MOTION OF RUNNING GEAR ELEMENTS OF ROLLING STOCK - STATIC AND KINEMATIC MODELLING ROLLING RESISTANCE OF WHEELSET
Petar KOLEV, Petar GREKOV, Valentin NEDEV
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):34-37 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.34-37
A wagon wheelset in general position with a transverse dislocated geometric centre was considered in this study. Its scheme of forces in a state without a motion was defined. The motion of the wheelset absence of nosing, where its kinematic characteristics was defined, was considered as well.
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF MOVEMENT FOR PARTS OF THE BODY OF STOCK - SOME QUESTIONS DYNAMIC MOVEMENT OF THE WHEELSET
Petar KOLEV, Petar GREKOV, Valentin NEDEV
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):38-40 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.38-40
A mobile wagon wheelset with a transverse dislocated geometric centre movement was considered in this study. In an absence of a nosing was obtained the law of the wheelset motion in the direction of the rolling-stock motion. A conclusion for a motion in a transverse direction instability was made.
THE INFLUENCE OF PEOPLE'S KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE, INFORMATION, PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND FEATURES ON THE STRESS SITUATIONS BEHAVIOUR
Milan KOVALČÍK
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):41-44 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.41-44
The unexpected crisis occurrences that have arisen in the recent time have not only caused the extensive damage on the property, but also have left the individuals with significant mental problems. The most often, these mental problems appear by the individuals who have found themselves at the stress situations. The reaction to the mental changes can be observed on individuals and crowds.
STRATEGIC ROW MATERIALS AND EU - ACTUAL CHALLENGE FOR CRISIS MANAGEMENT
Miloš ONDRUŠEK
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):45-51 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.45-51
This paper deals with issue of the strategic natural sources related to the EU security and economy. Most of all it is aimed to the lack of fresh water and oil and their possible impact to the EU and a global economy at all too. At the end there is stated a need of development of crisis management instruments in relation to the possible impact of running out of the strategic natural sources within the EU and global economy. Finally there are mentioned possible scenarios of future development of the world economy in relation to the oil mining reduction.
COMPANY RESTRUCTURING ANALYSIS IN SLOVAK REPUBLIC
Zuzana SCHWARTZOVÁ
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):52-60 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.52-60
This paper focuses on the analysis of court restructuring in the Slovak Republic as a method of crisis management. Analyzed are restructuring proceedings in the years 2006 - 2012 using statistics of District Courts in the Slovak Republic and the outputs obtained from our field research. By examination of the period of restructuring permission we draw an inference that companies in the Slovak Republic do not analyze development of their financial situation continuously; they recognize the dissolution or imminent dissolution after closing of accounts and completing ordinary financial statements. Examining the permitted restructurings we found out that...
THE ELECTRIC POWER AND POSSIBILITIES OF RISK ASSESSMENT OF THIS AREA
Martina SYRUČKOVÁ, Radomír ŠČUREK
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):61-68 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.61-68
Electric power can be called a key sector of critical infrastructure. It consists of systems that ensure the generation, transmission and distribution of electrical energy. Electricity has an irreplaceable role in ensuring the basic needs of the population. Reliably functioning energy sector (especially electric power) is a fundamental requirement of national security, the economy capable of competition and potential prosperity. The article focuses on the introduction and assessment of the status of the electricity sector, while bringing sight to identify threats and opportunities assessment of the risks that may threaten the electricity grid.
THE MINIMALIZATION OF RISKS AND THE RISK MANAGEMENT PROCES
Julie TUŽOVÁ
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):69-72 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.69-72
The minimalization of risks and the risk management process is applied to carry out the construction project fall within the initial stages of crisis management. Most often, organizations minimalizate risk through the purchase of insurance against risk. The creation of reserves and reserves for organizations are eq ually important; they don't create reserves following the law. The article outlined the six stages of the risk management process. The example of the implementation of a construction project is given in three phases, the most important of which is which to first identify the risk. Then it's necessary analyze and evaluate risk. The task of...
ELEMENTS OF POLISH NATIONAL SECURITY SYSTEM
Andrzej URBANEK
Krízový Manažment 2014, 13(1):73-80 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2014.1.73-80
National security systems of European countries today are undergoing far-reaching changes resulting from the change of power in the global security environment, the ongoing process of globalization, the rapid pace of the development of civilization, or even with closer political and economic ties within the European Union. These above-mentioned changes have not bypassed Poland, which since 1990 has been trying to make such remodelings of its security system to get rid of the last remnants of the Warsaw Pact and, above all, to meet all the obligations under the NATO alliance or the obligations of membership arising from belonging to the Union European...