Comparative analysis of Czech and Spanish constitution with focus on differences caused by different organization of state and analysis of relevant legal terminology

The aim of this bachelor thesis is a comparation of the constitutional adjustment of the territorial organization of the Czech Republic and the Kingdom of Spain. The whole thesis is divided into several chapters. The opening section is dedicated to the outline of the historical evolution of constitutionality of the both countries and to the brief definition of the terms of the state administration and the local administration. The main part of the thesis deals with the analysis of the territorial organization of the Czech Republic and Spain. The emphasis is put especially on the inner organization of the territorial units and their authority. This part is followed by the comparative analysis, in which the systems of both the countries are compared. The whole thesis is concluded with a short language analysis and a Spanish-Czech glossary of which formation is the secondary aim of this thesis. The résumé is written in Spanish