Continuity and Demographic Cycling in the Romanian Carpathian Space in the Period 1930-2011

Abstract

An na al le el le e U Un ni iv ve er rs si it tă ăţ ţi ii i d di in n O Or ra ad de ea a, , S Se er ri ia a G Ge eo og gr ra af fi ie e X XX XI IX X, no. 1/ /2 20 01 19 9, pp.79 9-9 91 1

Territorial disparities between mountains and lowlands in Greece in the context of post-2020 Cohesion Policy

“…Depopulation is also typical for the mountains of North Macedonia, where the rural population has decreased by 50% since the post-War period. A similar situation applies in the mountains of Bulgaria, where demographic risk phenomena are present (Mladenov and Ilieva, 2012;Lung, 2019).…”

“…Depopulation is also taking place in the mountainous Spanish region of Aragon. Between 1860 and 2000 that region lost 56% of its population (Collantes & Pinilla, 2004;Lung, 2019). Despite the general in-migration in the Alps, high population losses are to be noted in the eastern part of the range on Austrian territory (Čede, Deissl, Löffler, & Steinicke, 2018).…”

The Human Capital in the Underprivileged Mountain Areas of Bihor County

“…The mountain areas have always generated the reserachers' interest from varied fields, especially geographers'. In this respect, we mention in direct connection with the aimed area, the studies about the demographic risks in Apuseni Mountains (Surd et al, 2007;Mureșan, 2014), the mining brownfields with emphasis on tourism development (Morar, 2012(Morar, , 2013, population, settlements, tourist activities (Filimon et al, 2009Filimon, 2014;Herman and Benchis, 2017;Herman et al, 2019;Lung and Gligor, 2018;Lung, 2019;Novac, 2006;Stașac et al, 2016). The main objective is the analysis and highlight of the human capital in the Underprivileged Mountain Areas associated to Bihor county.…”