Ekonomiczno-Społeczne Uwarunkowania Migracji Wewnętrznych W Polsce W Świetle Metody Drzew Klasyfikacyjnych / Economic and Social Determinants of Internal Migration in Poland in the Light of the Classification Trees Method

Matusik, Stanisław; Pietrzak, Michał Bernard; Wilk, Justyna

doi:10.2478/studdem-2013-0001

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“…This results from the suburbanization processes (see e.g. Matusik, Pietrzak and Wilk, 2012;Pietrzak, Drzewoszewska and Wilk, 2012;Matusik, 2013a, 2013b;Pietrzak, Wilk and Siekaniec, 2013). In Poland we can observe a relatively high percentage share of old people within the working-age population.…”

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FROM THE EDITORAt the outset of this issue I would like to announce some novelties in the journal, with respect to its issuing and editing. First, from this issue on, Statistics in Transition new series (SiTns) will be printed four times a year, just becoming a regular quarterly journal. This will give us an opportunity to be more responsive to systematically growing number of submitted papers, and to earn an extra point in certain indexation bases. Currently, in addition to several bases monitoring our publications, we are under consideration by SCOPUS. The second announcement is about preparing the journal's special issue, envisaged as a thematic collection of articles devoted to the subjective well-being, with preference given to papers presenting current research on this topic in public (government) statistics. In view of the fact that arranging for such a thematic collection of articles is a challenging task we have invited Prof. Graham Kalton (who also inspired us with this idea) to act as a Guest (co)Editor of such a topical collection of papers. The formal call for papers will be published in the next issue (scheduled for July).

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An analysis of the population aging phenomena in Poland from a spatial perspective

Wilk,

Pietrzak

2014

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The processes of socio-economic development are continuously accompanied by the process of population aging. It is seen as a growing percentage share of people aged 65 and over in the general population. It covers the majority of the European Union countries and also refers to Poland. The objective of the paper is to analyse the population aging phenomenon from a spatial perspective. The study has been carried out for 66 subregions (NUTS 3) and covered the period 1995-2012. Poland is characterized by strong spatial diversification regarding the proportion of senior citizens and its growth rate, and also determinants exerting impact on the demographic aging processes. Demographically the youngest and slowest aging population lives in south-eastern and also central Poland. The most intensive population aging processes are seen in the selected subregions of south-western Poland. Here, we observe extremely low fertility, demographically old working-age population and also significant migration outflow of younger people.

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“…The most recent scientific publications on this matter mainly attempt to describe internal migrations and the scale of movements taking place between specific regions within countries, for example, China (zhang et al 2020), Germany (Glorius 2010;Pastuszka, Szczepanik 2019), the United States (Treyz et al 1993;Frey 1995;Molloy et al 2011;Cooke 2013); Italy (Bonifazi, Heins 2000), Albania (Vullnetari 2012), Estonia (Kulu, Billari 2004); and also Poland (Matusik et al 2012;Winiarczyk-Raźniak, Raźniak 2012;Śleszyński 2016). Internal migrations are also often used to test models and research approaches (Garcia et al 2015).…”

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Migratory Outflow from Wrocław: Directions of Population Flows within the Framework of Internal Migration in the Period 2002–2018

Długosz

Szmytkie

2021

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In the majority of large cities in Poland there is a migration outflow, resulting mainly from suburbanisation processes. However, it should be noted that the inhabitants of large cities do not move exclusively to the suburban zone. The study below focuses on the migratory outflow of Wrocław residents. The authors characterise it by presenting the directions of population movements and determining their sustainability. The authors conclude that the target area of immigrants from Wrocław is mostly a suburban area, but there are also permanent migration flows to other rural communities in the voivodeship and other large cities in the country. The area of emigration itself goes beyond the scope of the voivodeship of which Wrocław is the capital.

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Ekonomiczno-Społeczne Uwarunkowania Migracji Wewnętrznych W Polsce W Świetle Metody Drzew Klasyfikacyjnych / Economic and Social Determinants of Internal Migration in Poland in the Light of the Classification Trees Method

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An analysis of the population aging phenomena in Poland from a spatial perspective

Migratory Outflow from Wrocław: Directions of Population Flows within the Framework of Internal Migration in the Period 2002–2018

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