Impact of Foreign Migration on the Development of the Size and Age Structure of the Population of the Czech Republic

Fiala, Tomáš; Langhamrová, Jitka

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“…Internal migration was concisely analysed in several studies by Podolák (e. g. 1995), Bezák (e. g. 2005) and also younger generation of geographers such as Pregi and Novotný (2022). In Czechia, from the point of view of fo-reign migration, it is especially necessary to mention works by , Drbohlav (2009) and Fiala and Langhamrová (2017). As part of internal migration, studies of Ouředníček et al (2015 and and a specific work by Kresťanová et al (2019) are worth paying attention to.…”

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Demographic processes and brief overview of population research in Czechia and Slovakia after dissolution of the common state

Bleha,

Kučera,

šídlo

et al. 2023

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Demographic processes and brief overview of population research in Czechia and Slovakia after dissolution of the common stateThe study makes a brief overview of the demographic processes and research on them in Czechia and Slovakia during the past three decades, the period following the splitting of the common Czechoslovak state. General trends in selected demographic processes are identified and described. Research is summarised and critically evaluated in three basic areas: an analysis of recent trends, forecasting and, finally, applied demographic research. The study focuses more on applied research and forecasting because they have been less frequently appearing in the recent review studies. We intentionally omit the structures and general population dynamics. While recognizing several advancements in developing research topics and methodologies, and their increasing representation in prestigious journals, this study also highlights certain reservations and future challenges inherent to these developments.

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