Population Aging in Serbia

Radivojević, Aleksandar; Pavlovic, Mila; Milovanovic, M; Stričević, Ljiljana; Dimić, Marija

doi:10.1177/0363199016635217

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“…Scholars pay more attention to the differentiated evolution of population aging in administrative regions [19][20][21][22], ignoring this problem in natural watersheds. There are few research results on population aging in natural watersheds [23], especially the Yellow River Basin.…”

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Demographic Transition in Natural Watersheds: Evidence from Population Aging in the Yellow River Basin Based on Various Types of Migration

Wang¹,

Qi²

2022

Sustainability

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Environmental phenomena in natural watersheds have attracted much attention, while where demographic transition, especially population aging, have not. Therefore, we try to analyze regional evolution of population aging in the Yellow River Basin from the perspective of population migration during 1990–2020, in order to explain the laws and mechanism of demographic transition in natural watersheds. Population aging in the Yellow River Basin began in its downstream cities in 1990 and spread to its middle and upper reaches, showing positive spatial correlation. Aging population in the Yellow River Basin forms obvious geographic agglomeration, namely a nonstandard inverted M-shaped agglomeration pattern. During 2000–2020, regional evolution of population aging in the Yellow River Basin is affected by various types of population migration, whose extent varies greatly, especially for the scale of an aging population. Among them, the scale of an aging population in a slow and deep emigration area (SDE) and a slow and shallow emigration area (SSE) is significantly affected by migration speed (Ms), which is positive. However, the migration rate (Mr) has a negative impact on population aging in a slow and deep emigration area (SDE), slow and deep immigration area (SDI), slow and shallow emigration (SSE) and slow and shallow immigration area (SSI), whose degree of influence slightly differs. Only the power function graph of aging population (AP) in a slow and shallow immigration area (SSI) about migration speed (Ms) is convex, and that in other types about migration rate (Mr) or migration speed (Ms) is monotonically decreasing, while the inclination degree of whose graphs varies greatly.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Demographic Transition in Natural Watersheds: Evidence from Population Aging in the Yellow River Basin Based on Various Types of Migration

Wang¹,

Qi²

2022

Sustainability

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“…The border zone 10-20 km wide was strictly controlled and practically frozen for economic development and movement of people. Frontier zones along the border were exposed to drastic depopulation process (Radivojević, et al, 2016). Heritage of "front borders" (Foucher, 1991), is still kept in the identity of the people, in division between "We" and "They".…”

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Living on the border: Social indicators of life quality in Srem border region (Vojvodina, Serbia)

Đerčan¹,

Bubalo-Živković²,

Solarević³

et al. 2017

Geogr Pannon

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This paper presents the results of empirical research on quality of life of rural residents in the border region of Srem. Purpose of this work was to establish attitudes to social factors which determine everyday life of local population, and to establish the general perception of their standard of living. The results presented here are based on statistical analysis in which four types of analysis were applied: descriptive statistical analysis, application of chi-square test, t-test for independent samples and factor analysis of variance ANOVA. In order to determine the significance of differences between groups, post-hoc Scheffe's test was used. The research has come to the conclusion that the population of the border region of Srem is not satisfied with their living standards, and the main issues are unemployment and low income.

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Struggles of Older Workers at the Labour Market

Krajňáková

Vojtovič

2017

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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ABSTRACT. This study focuses on the issue of ageing population and the position of older employees at the labour market. We look into theoretical approaches towards the so called "positive ageing of population" and employability of older generations. In addition, we have conducted an empirical research, which allowed us map the employability of workers aged 50 and older in Slovakia. Consequently, we tried to determine the reasons why employers lack interest in employing older employees and how older employees themselves evaluate their position at the labour market today. Our findings suggest there is a discrimination against older workers, as well as inadequacy of state employment policy in the face of demographic changes and missing out on the work potential offered by older generations.The government could contribute to the solution of this problem through affirmative action, for example, by reducing the levy burden, which would deter employers from laying off older workers, who could thus continue sharing their knowledge stemming from profound work experience.

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Population Aging in Serbia

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

Demographic Transition in Natural Watersheds: Evidence from Population Aging in the Yellow River Basin Based on Various Types of Migration

Demographic Transition in Natural Watersheds: Evidence from Population Aging in the Yellow River Basin Based on Various Types of Migration

Living on the border: Social indicators of life quality in Srem border region (Vojvodina, Serbia)

Struggles of Older Workers at the Labour Market

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