2018
DOI: 10.7163/sow.50.9
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Suburbanizacja demograficzna i przestrzenna na Obszarze Metropolitalnym Gdańsk-Gdynia-Sopot = Demographic and spatial suburbanization in the Gdańsk‑Gdynia‑Sopot Metropolitan Area

Abstract: Zarys treści: Celem artykułu jest identyfikacja suburbanizacji demograficznej i przestrzennej na Obszarze Metropolitalnym Gdańsk-Gdynia-Sopot. Dla zobrazowania zagadnienia posłużono się mapą zasięgu oraz tabelami z danymi statystycznymi i wskaźnikami dynamiki. Dane Głównego Urzędu Statystycznego wskazują na stagnację liczby ludności w rdzeniu metropolii, jednak pomijają kwestie napływu ludności nierejestrowanej. Obserwuje się ponadto intensywny wzrost w bliższej strefie podmiejskiej, tj. strefie funkcjonalnej … Show more

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“…As these changes are chaotic in nature, they lead to the degradation of the value of the rural landscape (cultural heritage), the loss of cultural identity, and the loss of social bonds [14]. Processes related to suburbanisation and their adverse consequences have been noted to increase in eight metropolitan areas in Poland: Warsaw [58,[60][61][62], Katowice Conurbation (also known as the Silesian and D ąbrowa Basin Metropolitan Area) [63,64], Gda ńsk Conurbation [65,66], Pozna ń [33,[67][68][69], Kraków [50,[70][71][72], Wrocław [67,[73][74][75][76], Łódź [77,78], and Szczecin [15]. The nature and dynamics of suburbanisation are different in different metropolitan areas, mostly due to the different profiles of municipalities.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As these changes are chaotic in nature, they lead to the degradation of the value of the rural landscape (cultural heritage), the loss of cultural identity, and the loss of social bonds [14]. Processes related to suburbanisation and their adverse consequences have been noted to increase in eight metropolitan areas in Poland: Warsaw [58,[60][61][62], Katowice Conurbation (also known as the Silesian and D ąbrowa Basin Metropolitan Area) [63,64], Gda ńsk Conurbation [65,66], Pozna ń [33,[67][68][69], Kraków [50,[70][71][72], Wrocław [67,[73][74][75][76], Łódź [77,78], and Szczecin [15]. The nature and dynamics of suburbanisation are different in different metropolitan areas, mostly due to the different profiles of municipalities.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As one of the few infrastructural investments, it is in many places ahead of the development plans and investments, which may influence the direction of the development of building areas. In this way, the largely uncontrolled spatial development of new housing estates has a chance to be focused and concentrated near the stops of the new line (Masik, 2018). In addition to the investments, regional authorities offer advisory assistance in the optimal use of zones around Pomorska Kolej Metropolitalna (Pomeranian Metropolitan Railway) stops which can be applicative to local governments (see Pomorskie Biuro Planowania Regionalnego, 2018).…”
Section: Public Policy Instrumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Suburbanizacja demograficzna przejawia się wzrostem liczby i koncentracji ludności w obszarze strefy podmiejskiej (Maik 1997). Najczęściej przedstawiana jest zmianą liczby ludności w obszarach napływowych i odpływowych (Masik 2018).…”
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