Demographic characteristics of Lika region

Kanazir, Vlasta Kokotović; Filipović, Marko; Panić, Milena

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“…Lički Ribnik is located in the meander of the river Lika, 6 km south of Gospić, in the Lika municipality ( Figure 1). As a region, it can be characterized as a mountain plateau at altitudes between 450-700 m (Kokotović Kanazir et al, 2016). The region has a humid continental climate, but experiences high diurnal ranges, especially in summer, and frost has been recorded in every month except for July, with strong blizzards in the winter.…”

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Daily Food Consumption in a Rural Roman Villa: Excavations at Lički Ribnik, Croatia

Reed¹,

Roguljić²,

Radović³

et al. 2019

IANSA

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Daily Food Consumption in a Rural Roman Villa: Excavations at Lički Ribnik, Croatia

Reed¹,

Roguljić²,

Radović³

et al. 2019

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“…These articles mainly dealt with general demographic analyzes or analyzes of certain structures at the level of the country, geographical regions, counties ( županije ), and lower administrative units. In other studies, the war period and its impact are treated as part of chronologically longer demographic analyzes, or it is cited as a key event that accelerated and intensified pre-existing demographic processes (Pokos 1999; Živić 2003, 2008; Pejnović 2004; Nejašmić and Toskic 2013, 2016; Đurđev, Livada, and Arsenović 2014; Nejašmić 2014; Mrđen and Barić 2016; Kokotović-Kanazir, Filipović, and Panić 2016). As expected, the consequences were most pronounced in the area that was directly affected by the war.…”

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Impact of the War in Croatia (1991-1995) on the Differentiation of Age Structure between Serbs and Croats: A Case Study of the Banija Region

Kovjanić

Pavlovic

Živanović

et al. 2021

Nationalities Papers

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Aging is the subject of various studies by the scientific community and monitoring by responsible institutions. The intensity of aging and the proportion of age groups among various communities differ due to different socio-economic conditions and characteristics. This article researches the impact of the war in Croatia 1991–1995 and postwar living conditions on the divergence of population aging in the ethnically heterogeneous Banija region. The first postwar census in 2001 recorded a population decline of 44.9% compared to the 1991 census. We analyze the effects of the war on changes in ethnic and age structure, as well as their interrelations. The quantitative and qualitative magnitude of these demographic changes in the inter-census period had a decisive influence on the correlation of age and ethnic structure. The article examines whether the relative share of Serbs or Croats in the total population of a settlement affects the average age of the settlement. The results confirmed that the Serbs are older than the Croats, and are in the phase of the most advanced demographic age. These changes raise the question of the demographic future and the biological viability of the Serbs, who were the majority in the region before the war.

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“…A short time ago a study was conducted on demographic dynamics in the rural area of the Southern Carpathians (Persu, 2017).The dynamic component is the research topic for many researchers around the world. There has been a great diversity of studies on natural dynamics, the migrants concerned have tried to find reasons for the variety of situations that induce risk of demographics (Josipovic, Repolusk, 2003;Attané, Barbieri, 2009;Prioux, Mazuy, 2009;Babović et al, 2016;Kokotović et al, 2016;Marinković, Radivojević, 2016;Jani, 2018).…”

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Demographic changes in Carpathian Mountain Space: Case study: Cities from Southern Carpathians (Romania)

Lung¹

2019

Zb Depart geogr, turizam i hotel

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The aim of the study is to analyze the demographic changes in the cities of the Southern Carpathians. The period studied is 1993-2017. The demographic indicators by which we analyzed the demographic dynamics were: birth, mortality and natural growth. For the first two we also focused on the evolution of the number of newborns and deceased. The necessary data were obtained from the National Institute of Statistics. Their processing was done with the ARC Gis 10.3, and maps were made with the distribution of rates for each indicator. In addition to the maps, graphs of the numerical evolution of newborns and deceased have been made. The decreases in demographic values have been assimilatedwith the negative processes of the mining industry. Basically, cities in the Petroşani Coal Basin faced visible decreases of newborns, a cause being the gradual loss of industrial function. Job losses have led to the installation of insecurity of income insurance, which has been passed on to the organization of families. The entire urban area of the Southern Carpathians faces demographic dysfunctions generated by demographic changes. The natural growth in the period 1993-2017 showed that depopulation is a risk phenomenon that is being carried out in the urban environment of the Southern Carpathians.

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Demographic characteristics of Lika region

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Daily Food Consumption in a Rural Roman Villa: Excavations at Lički Ribnik, Croatia

Daily Food Consumption in a Rural Roman Villa: Excavations at Lički Ribnik, Croatia

Impact of the War in Croatia (1991-1995) on the Differentiation of Age Structure between Serbs and Croats: A Case Study of the Banija Region

Demographic changes in Carpathian Mountain Space: Case study: Cities from Southern Carpathians (Romania)

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