Age-gender structure of Yugoslav population in Vojvodina province

Kovacevic, Tamara; Bubalo-Živković, Milka; Ivkov, Andjelija

doi:10.5937/geopan0610047k

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“…Also, people from other parts of Croatia migrated, mainly from Gorski Kotar and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dalmatian Croats were mostly settled in Stanisic and Ridjica, to a smaller extent in Sivac, Gudurica and in bigger towns in Vojvodi-na (http://www.cink.rs/index.php/h/73-hrvati-u-vojvodini; Popović, Arđelan, 2019;Kovačević et al, 2010). "Although there are no official numbers, according to the estimates of the human right NGOs approximately 30,000 ethnic Croats left Vojvodina during the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia" (Ristić, 2012).…”

Section: Croats As An Ethnic Group In Vojvodinamentioning

confidence: 99%

Attitudes of local population on the importance of events nourishing culture and tradition of Croats in Vojvodina

Pivac¹,

Blešić²,

Besermenji³

et al. 2020

Turizam

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AP Vojvodina is a highly multi-ethnic community, with 29 nations and national or ethnic groups living on its territory. Croats make only 2.43% of the population of Vojvodina, but with their rich culture and tradition, they represent a significant potential for the development of Vojvodina's cultural tourism. The richness of customs is best represented through numerous events that take place in areas with the majority of Croatian population. The paper presents the results of a survey conducted to determine how informed the population of Vojvodina is about the maintenance and significance of events of Croats in Vojvodina. A sample of 158 respondents was obtained. Descriptive statistical analysis, t-test of independent samples and analysis of variance ANOVA were used to analyse the obtained data.

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Section: Croats As An Ethnic Group In Vojvodinamentioning

confidence: 99%

Attitudes of local population on the importance of events nourishing culture and tradition of Croats in Vojvodina

Pivac¹,

Blešić²,

Besermenji³

et al. 2020

Turizam

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“…Vojvodina, as border region offers an interesting case of study for questions of ethnicity and cultural. In the socio-cultural terms of Vojvodina, the region is a unique multicultural, multi-ethnic area, not only in Serbia but also in Europe, regards the ethnic and religious background of its population (Djurdjev et al, 2003;Kovačević, Zakić, & Bubalo-Zivković, 2010;Léphaft, Németh, & Reményi, 2014). One of the characteristics of the border regions is mixed ethnic population (Đerčan, Bubalo-Živković, Solarević, & Šabić, 2017;Szügyi, 2013).…”

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Education Language Choice of Hungarian Ethnic Diaspora Communities in Vojvodina (Serbia)

Trombitás¹,

Szügyi²

2019

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Since one's surroundings and environment affect the extent to which one uses native language, first language use has declined and the native language use of the Hungarian minority living in ethnic diaspora communities also takes place of secondary importance in everyday situations. Native language cultivation is important, but it is also important to master the official language. Parents living in ethnic diaspora communities take these factors into consideration when choosing the education language for their children. The aim of the research is to identify, using "soft methods", the individual perspectives, motivations, and factors ("underlying background contents") according to which students and parents belonging to the Hungarian ethnic diaspora choose education language. The main question we pose in our work is what are the individual, familial, cultural and micro-community-related backgrounds in the education choices of Hungarian parents. We interviewed 42 students, parents, and educators of either Hungarian or interethnic backgrounds from ethnic diaspora communities in Vojvodina. According to the results, the native language use of students of the ethnic diaspora studying in the majority (official) language is in decline. The language of school and education has become Serbian, and the Hungarian language is mostly limited to use within the family or has lost its significance within the home completely; thus, it has been pushed to the background and is limited to a more "confined area" (such as communication with grandparents).

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“…The other parts of Bačka was settled by Montenegrins from counties in that time, such as those from Cetinje, Bar, Danilovgrad, Nikšić, Podgorica, Kolašin etc. (Ivkov 2006). Although the main and mass migrations of Montenegrins had happened in the year 1947-48 some of the colonists' 'waves' were registered even later (Nedeljković 2010).…”

Section: Colonization Of Montenegrins In Vojvodinamentioning

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“…In comparison of median age of some ethnic groups in Vojvodina, it may be said that at the beginning of the 21 st century the Montenegrins (38.6 years) were younger than the Croats (45.3 years, according to Kovačević et al 2010) and the Slovenians (52.5 according to Kovačević et al 2008). However, they were older than the Yugoslavs (34.7 years, according to Kovačević et al 2006) and Roms (24.7 years, according to Kovačević et al 2005). According to the last census, Montenegrins became older for 6.1 year in comparison to the census of 2002 and even 17.4 years in relation to census of 1961 (Table 3).…”

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Montenegrins in Vojvodina province, Serbia

Jovanović¹,

Bubalo²,

Lalic³

2014

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Abstract:This article talks about the origin of Montenegrins in Vojvodina, their identity, development of their number and then about the age -gender structure. It gives the insight how old the Montenegrins population is and if it is in general older than population in Vojvodina. Particular attention was given to the period from the second half of 20th and at the beginning of 21st century. The main task of the paper was the identification of tendencies in the age structure of Montenegrins. Statistical methods and mathematics proceedings are used to compare different parameters of the age structure. The interview was carried with the aim to find out the reply on question where the one third of Montenegrins had disappeared during the last decade. The results of the study will enhance the knowledge about demographic characteristics of Montenegrins in Vojvodina and therefore might be useful for further research in the field.

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Age-gender structure of Yugoslav population in Vojvodina province

Abstract: According to Sundbarg's typology, the present Yugoslav population has regressive type of age structure (Djurdjev, 1996). However, significant changes in their age structure are the result of changes in the number of overall population. Generally,

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Attitudes of local population on the importance of events nourishing culture and tradition of Croats in Vojvodina

Attitudes of local population on the importance of events nourishing culture and tradition of Croats in Vojvodina

Education Language Choice of Hungarian Ethnic Diaspora Communities in Vojvodina (Serbia)

Montenegrins in Vojvodina province, Serbia

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