2019
DOI: 10.2298/ijgi1902157d
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Methodology of typological classification in the study of rural settlements in Serbia

Abstract: The typology of rural settlements is an actual issue that has been drawing the attention of Serbian scholars since the early 1900s, and which is slowly finding its place in practice and in creating the politics and strategies of rural development. The scientific approach and methods of conducting a typology have been significantly changed since the period when a distinction was made among rural settlements in Serbia for the first time. In this paper, the author chronologically and thematically guides us throug… Show more

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“…Кључне речи: типологија насеља, Анкета о приходима и условима живота (SILC), кластер анализа, Србија INTRODUCTION Creating typologies is a common endeavour in science, since it separates elements from a complex reality in order to make a simplified picture that can be more easily understood and studied (Sekulić, 1984;Isserman, 2005;Drobnjaković, 2019). Besides their role in science, typologies have important practical applications, for example in the creation and application of development policies (Isserman, 2005;Drobnjaković, 2019). Scientifically grounded typologies help planners and decisionmakers to create measures that are as suitable as possible (Gajić et al, 2021).…”
Section: апстрактmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Кључне речи: типологија насеља, Анкета о приходима и условима живота (SILC), кластер анализа, Србија INTRODUCTION Creating typologies is a common endeavour in science, since it separates elements from a complex reality in order to make a simplified picture that can be more easily understood and studied (Sekulić, 1984;Isserman, 2005;Drobnjaković, 2019). Besides their role in science, typologies have important practical applications, for example in the creation and application of development policies (Isserman, 2005;Drobnjaković, 2019). Scientifically grounded typologies help planners and decisionmakers to create measures that are as suitable as possible (Gajić et al, 2021).…”
Section: апстрактmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A common understanding of urban settlements is that they are territories with a large population size, dense infrastructure, and cultural and other amenities, whereas rural settlements are understood as areas with agricultural production, pastures, meadows, forests and a low population concentration. Still, it is also common that rural is defined as "non-urban" or residual to urban (Isserman, 2005;Bogdanov, Meredith & Efstratoglou, 2008;Drobnjaković, 2019). Statistical reporting in Serbia relies on two settlement categories: "urban" and "other", which is often criticized by researchers and spatial planners (Živanović, 2018).…”
Section: -2021 ауmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Serbia is a sovereign state situated in the crossroad of Central and Southeastern Europe, with a total population of 7,186,862 people (Kosovo and Metohija excluded) (Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, 2011). Serbia is a predominantly rural country, as according to Drobnjaković (2019) about 96.2% of Serbia's territory may be considered rural, even though Serbian official statistics recognize urban and other settlements. In a very short and explicit way, OECD defines rural areas as communities with a population density below 150 inhabitants per square kilometer (Dijkstra & Poelman, 2014).…”
Section: A Country In Continuous Search For Rural Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a very short and explicit way, OECD defines rural areas as communities with a population density below 150 inhabitants per square kilometer (Dijkstra & Poelman, 2014). According to this criterion, about 93% of the territory of the Republic of Serbia may be classified as rural on a settlement level (Drobnjaković, 2019).…”
Section: A Country In Continuous Search For Rural Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are numerous economic problems and structural weaknesses that have affected this situation: peripheral position in relation to urban centers; a high share of agricultural production in relation to other activities; extremely low population density; unfavorable age, educational and economic structure of the population; poor traffic connections; etc. In general, rapid urbanization in the whole country resulted in the marginalization of the village and moving the focus to urban areas [83]. Settlements in the area of Kopaonik National Park are predominantly rural, in the mountainous altitude zone (at elevations of more than 600 m above sea level) and with unfavorable size and morphological structure.…”
Section: Study Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%