Refugees in Serbia - twenty years later

Kokotovic, Vlasta; Filipović, Marko

doi:10.2298/ijgi1301021k

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“…The largest part of refugees in overall population is enumerated in Belgrade, especially in municipalities, such as Zemun, Barajevo, Čukarica etc. [29]. The combination of natural and migratory components caused depopulation in rural areas, and polarization in urban centers or immediate surroundings.…”

Section: Serbia and Belgrade In Contemporary Demographic Processes An...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Links Between Demographic Changes and Transformation of Capital's Urban System

Filipović¹,

Miletic²,

Glavonjić³

2022

Proceedings 2022

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Extremely polarized space and demographic processes, as well as the most significant concentration of population and functions on the territory of the capital and its surroundings, are the characteristics of the most post-socialist countries. One of those cities is Belgrade, the capital of the Republic of Serbia, on the example of which this research was conducted. At the beginning of the 21st century, urban systems, as observed, are experiencing significant transformations, which represent new trends in their spatial and population development. This paper investigates and analyzes the links between certain spatial-functional and demographic changes within the daily urban system of Belgrade. The model of spatial manifestation of daily labor migration was used to determine the boundaries of the observed area, while census statistics were used as a basic source of data. Changes in the core of the urban system, as well as in the most important satellite settlements and secondary centers, were especially emphasized. Based on the analyzed phenomena, conclusions about the connections and interdependence of contemporary demographic processes and spatial-functional changes within the urban system of the capital, on the example of Belgrade, are presented.

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Section: Serbia and Belgrade In Contemporary Demographic Processes An...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Links Between Demographic Changes and Transformation of Capital's Urban System

Filipović¹,

Miletic²,

Glavonjić³

2022

Proceedings 2022

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“…However, the war events in the former Yugoslavia influenced immigration of many refugees to the Republic of Serbia. On the other hand, economic and political instability contributed to considerable migrations abroad (Kokotović & Filipović, 2013). The complex balance of these trends is just one of the overall dynamic components.…”

Section: Demographic Development Of Small Towns In Serbiamentioning

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Does small town with touristic function have demographic potential?

Stojanovic¹,

Kanazir²,

Stojanović³

2017

J GEOGR INST CVIJIC

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This research is conducted to determine impacts of tourism development on the demographic image of selected small towns in Serbia. Analyzing the following indicatorstourism potential, the share of inhabitants employed in the tourism industry, tourist turnover, and tradition in tourism, the group of 23 small towns is singled out. Further, the selected small towns with dominant tourism function are observed within four tourism clusters. Demographic characteristics of these urban settlements are analyzed through population indicators: total population increase/decrease, age and sex structure, economic activity, education structure, etc., according to the latest available data. The level of local population involvement in tourism is examined, as well as the influence of these small towns on the immediate rural surroundings. The results of conducted analysis show that tourism has an important impact on demographic development in several observed small towns. In the case of other selected small towns, the tourism influence on population increase or migration is stagnating. Despite that, increasing number of employed in the tourism industry is recorded, which implies that tourism is recognized within local community as an activity that could contribute to the development of small towns in Serbia.

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Lesson for the future climate migration. A study of relocation and development of new settlements in urban peripheries based on spatial dispersion of forced migrants in Serbia between 1991 and 2021

Chodorowski,

Božilović,

Adamski

et al. 2024

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Climate migrations are going to affect the spatial structure in many regions of the world. We are now able to research long-term displacement and its spatial effects. Using the example of Serbia and the 30-year history of migration after the conflicts connected with the collapse of the former Yugoslavia, the article analyses the accompanying processes. The aim of this article is to study the spatial effects of long-term (forced) migration. The research is based on sociological and spatial planning methods, i.e. statistical data, geospatial information and institutional document analysis. The analyses show social and spatial trends in migration and settlement formation in Serbia between 1991 and 2021.

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Refugees in Serbia - twenty years later

Cited by 5 publications

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Links Between Demographic Changes and Transformation of Capital's Urban System

Links Between Demographic Changes and Transformation of Capital's Urban System

Does small town with touristic function have demographic potential?

Lesson for the future climate migration. A study of relocation and development of new settlements in urban peripheries based on spatial dispersion of forced migrants in Serbia between 1991 and 2021

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