Daily commuting – similarities and differences between Serbia and Slovenia

Lukic, Vesna; Tosic, Branka

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“…The number of commuters in Belgrade region was increased for 8.4% (Table 2). The increase in the number of commuters in Serbia is one of the ways how the population is adapting and overcoming the problems of unemployment and lack of adequate jobs in the local milieu, while at the same time, maintaining of commuting as the form of mobility that prevents further concentration of population in urban centers [3]. Commuters who live out of urban centers are more numerous from the commuters from urban centers.…”

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Regional Differences Between Commuters in Serbia on the Beginning of the 21st Century

Lukić¹,

Đerčan²,

Bubalo-Živković³

2015

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The aim of this paper is to define the characteristics of commuters in Serbia. One of the most important tasks is to determine regional differences. At the level of NUTS 2 regions, Serbia is divided into four regions. Particular attention is paid to the problems that arise in inter-census comparisons. Comparisons in the paper are made between gender commuting as well as type of settlement in which they live. In addition, the relation of the active population performing occupation and commuter pupils and students is considered. Part of the paper is devoted to commuters who are working or studying abroad. The research results are presented in tables and graphs. They point out the consequences which are frequent in this particular type of migration.

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Regional Differences Between Commuters in Serbia on the Beginning of the 21st Century

Lukić¹,

Đerčan²,

Bubalo-Živković³

2015

Proceedings

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“…U proseku, nivo popunjenosti kapaciteta za hotele i slične objekte u evropskim letnjim planinskim destinacijama za odmor (na primer Austrija) varira 45-70 posto tokom letnjeg odmora (juli, avgust). Posebno, u Sloveniji je najveći nivo popunjenosti kapaciteta, dok tržišni segmenti smeštaja od četiri i pet zvezdica konstantno dobijaju na popularnosti (Lukić i Tošić, 2011). Kao osnovna hipoteza od koje se pošlo u radu je da se ispita koliko planinski prostori Slovenije raspolažu atraktivnim objektima za smeštaj što je preduslov za kvalitetnu turističku ponudu.…”

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Space distribution, volume and structure of lodging facilities in the mountains of Slovenia: Case studies of the Bled lake, Bohinj, Bohinjska Bistrica, and Bovec

Vujko¹,

Gajić²

2012

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Sažetak: za ocenu hotelijerske ponude u regiji odabrana je planina Triglav u Sloveniji, i neka od najposećenijih destinacija na planini, s obzirom na brzinu dostizanja neophodnog nivoa kvaliteta usluga, a imajući u vidu da je pre dvadesetak godina Slovenija bila u sastavu Jugoslavije, baš kao i Srbija. Slovenija je razvila svoje sopstvene standarde za definisanje specifičnih prostora pogodnih za razvoj posebnih oblika turizma. Takve destinacije su vrlo dobro označene i obeležene, postoje čitavi sistemi karata svih biciklističkih ruta, biciklističkih i planinarskih staza, kao i dodatne mogućnosti za upražnjavanje komplementarnih aktivnosti na pojedinim dionicama (jahanje, peintbol, paraglajding i slično). Destinacije imaju tematski uređene smeštajne objekte prilagođene posebnim potrebama turistima bilo da su u pitanju hoteli, kampovi i turističke farme, raspolažu dobro obučenim vodičkim kadrom, na svakoj destinaciji postoje punktovi na kojima je moguće iznajmiti bicikl i servisirati ga. U tom smislu za cilj rada je postavljeno da se prikaže stanje hotelijerske ponude jezera Bled, Bohinja, Bohinjske Bistrice i Boveca, a svrha rada je da se uočeno stanje iskoristi za izradu konkretnih inovativnih projekata koji bi razradili sistem partnerstva koje bi doprinelo održivom razvoju, podsticanju preduzetništva i većem broju turista na planinama u Srbiji. Metodologija rada je podrazumevala terensko istraživanje i prikupljanje podataka direktnim ispitivanjem menadžera različitih hotelijerskih objekata, ali i turističkih organizacija opština, raznih sportskhi klubova, društava i saveza Slovenije. Takođe, korišćena je i benčmark analiza u cilju unapređenja stanja smeštajnih kapaciteta Srbije.

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“…Većina proučavanja dnevnih migracija u Srbiji, koja sadrže analize vezane za strukturu dnevnih migranata prema različitim obeležjima, zasnivaju se na dodatnoj obradi podataka popisa stanovništva ili anketnom istraživanju, i odnose se na prostor jedne ili nekoliko opština (Stamenković, 1989(Stamenković, , 2008Stamenković et al 1995;Bjeljac, 1992;Petrović, 2001;Bubalo-Živković, 2003;Matijević, 2009;Lukić, 2011). Razlikama u stepenu obrazovanja radne snage, koja se svakodnevno razmenjuje između opština, te izdvajanjem centara zaposlenja prema njihovoj privlačnoj snazi za dnevne migrante i vrednostima dnevnog migracionog indeksa za prostor Republike Srbije bavili su se Lukić i Tošić (2009;2011). Međutim, istraživanja dnevnih migracija u okviru mreže naselja na širem (nacionalnom) nivou do sada nisu rađena.…”

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Commuting in the settlement system of Serbia

Lukic¹

2011

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Territorial organization of settlement system is the framework for internal migration flows. The purpose of this paper is to consider the relation between commuting and the settlement structure. Commuting patterns and characteristics of commuters in Serbia are relatively unknown and insufficiently researched, and as such, can not be adequately used in creation of development strategies and public policies which would include commuters' issues. It has been emphasized the importance of research of commuting ties between different settlements and also pointed out in which way commuting flows could be researched and analyzed by using existing sources, due to better understanding of connections between migrations and settlements. Commuting patterns of workers in Serbia and interrelations between the scope and the structure of commuting flows, as well as the type and population size of settlements in Serbia have been examined. Apart from territorial dimension of commuting phenomenon, socio-economic component of commuting population has also been considered. The use of costumised tabulations from 2002 Census have enabled us to examine all types of commuting and emphasise dominant directions of commuting flows of economically active population according to gender, level of education and sector of economic activity, within the settlement hierarchy. Workers have been classified into seven groups according to place of residence and place of work. The findings reveal there is a clear connection between the hierarchy structure and commuting patterns in Serbia. Further, we find some evidence that only 9,5% of workers - commuters have been working in the settlement of the same population size and type such as their residing settlement. Commuting flows within Serbia’s settlement system point out to certain variations when looking at individual categories of population, but it can be concluded that there is general trend of commuting "upwards" within the hierarchy of settlements

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Daily commuting – similarities and differences between Serbia and Slovenia

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Regional Differences Between Commuters in Serbia on the Beginning of the 21st Century

Regional Differences Between Commuters in Serbia on the Beginning of the 21st Century

Space distribution, volume and structure of lodging facilities in the mountains of Slovenia: Case studies of the Bled lake, Bohinj, Bohinjska Bistrica, and Bovec

Commuting in the settlement system of Serbia

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