Age structure of Gypsies in Vojvodina

Kovacevic, Tamara; Ivkov, Andjelija; Djurdjev, Branislav

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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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Section: Average and Median Agementioning

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Montenegrins in Vojvodina province, Serbia

Jovanović¹,

Bubalo²,

Lalic³

2014

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Laudonovac 'the oldest' Vojvodina village

Ivkov-Džigurski¹,

Djurdjev²,

Bubalo-Živković³

2009

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Arithmetic mean age of 41.0, according to the census in 2002 in Vojvodina, combined with other parameters implies that the population in Vojvodina is old population, which is unfavorable condition. The population number has been constantly decreasing, coupled with the decrease in younger population, which has reproductive capacities, and the mature population, the active population segment , i.e. having productive capacities within the society. South Banat village Laudonovac is an example of a typical Vojvodina village. Village with a marked depopulation, which inevitably leads to its disappearance. The high mortality rate, birth rate whose value has been 0 in the last 10 years, average age of 54.5 years, intensive migrations and bad economic situation are causing disappearance of one more Vojvodina village from geography map

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Survey on students' interest in economic-geography contents at some universities in Serbia

Pasic¹,

Ivkov-Džigurski²,

Stojanović³

2010

J geographical I JC

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Economic geography is one of the most significant and highly ranked social and geographical scientific branches within the educational system of Serbia. Economy is closely related to population and settlement development and thus incorporated within a substantial number of courses, contributing to the educational role of such content. The paper highlights the importance of economic content within contemporary geographical university education in Serbia. The research has been conducted among the students and professors at four universities in Serbia, and the results have shown that the majority of students show indifference towards the content. Therefore, innovations should be introduced in order their interest to be raised and the quality of education improved

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Age structure of Gypsies in Vojvodina

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Montenegrins in Vojvodina province, Serbia

Montenegrins in Vojvodina province, Serbia

Laudonovac 'the oldest' Vojvodina village

Survey on students' interest in economic-geography contents at some universities in Serbia

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