Daily migrations of population represent a very significant and developed social phenomenon which, in the conditions of transition in Serbia, does not have the previous spatial and demographic expressiveness. Nevertheless, the complex significance of the scientific explanation of convergent and divergent daily migrations of the centers of larger and smaller functional capacity is indisputable. Consequently, the intra-urban daily movements of labor, pupils and students will be dealt with within the planned and formal borders of the Belgrade settlement among 10 urban municipalities. According to a special statistical data processing of the 2002 population census, 316 817 of its permanent residents participated in these movements or 4.2% of the total population of Serbia without the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohia, whereof most of them are workers. Their daily movement and commute within the borders of the city contributes to a great extent to the dynamical circulation of people... and intensive transportation flows among some parts of Belgrade, as well as the changes in the concentration of their total population throughout the working day.
Fenomen dnevnih migracija stanovništva predstavlja važnu i veoma razvijenu društvenu pojavu koja u Srbiji, u uslovima tranzicije, nema raniju prostornu i demografsku izraženost. Ali i pored toga, neosporan je višestruki značaj naučnog sagledavanja konvergentnih i divergentnih dnevnih migracija centara većeg i manjeg funkcionalnog kapaciteta. U tom smislu, ovom prilikom osvrnućemo se na unutar- gradska dnevna kretanja radne snage, učenika i studenata u sklopu planskih i formalnih granica naselja Beograd, između 10 gradskih opština. U ovim kretanjima učestvuje, po rezultatima posebne statističke obrade podataka popisa stanovništva 2002. godine, 316 817 njegovih stalnih stanovnika ili 4,2% ukupnog stanovništva Srbije bez AP Kosovo i Metohija, od kojih većinu čine radnici. Njihovo dnevno kretanje i pomeranje u granicama grada u velikoj meri doprinosi dinamičnoj cirkulaciji ljudi i intenzivnim saobraćajnim tokovima između pojedinih delova Beograda, ali i promenama u koncentraciji njihove uk...upne populacije tokom radnog dana.
Keywords:
settlement / Belgrade / intra-urban daily migrations / population / workers / pupils / students / naselje / Beograd / unutargradske dnevne migracije / stanovništvo / radnici / učenici / studenti
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Glasnik Srpskog geografskog društva, 2009, 89, 2, 65-72
TY - JOUR
AU - Stamenković, Srboljub Đ.
AU - Gatarić, Dragica
PY - 2009
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AB - Daily migrations of population represent a very significant and developed social phenomenon which, in the conditions of transition in Serbia, does not have the previous spatial and demographic expressiveness. Nevertheless, the complex significance of the scientific explanation of convergent and divergent daily migrations of the centers of larger and smaller functional capacity is indisputable. Consequently, the intra-urban daily movements of labor, pupils and students will be dealt with within the planned and formal borders of the Belgrade settlement among 10 urban municipalities. According to a special statistical data processing of the 2002 population census, 316 817 of its permanent residents participated in these movements or 4.2% of the total population of Serbia without the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohia, whereof most of them are workers. Their daily movement and commute within the borders of the city contributes to a great extent to the dynamical circulation of people and intensive transportation flows among some parts of Belgrade, as well as the changes in the concentration of their total population throughout the working day.
AB - Fenomen dnevnih migracija stanovništva predstavlja važnu i veoma razvijenu društvenu pojavu koja u Srbiji, u uslovima tranzicije, nema raniju prostornu i demografsku izraženost. Ali i pored toga, neosporan je višestruki značaj naučnog sagledavanja konvergentnih i divergentnih dnevnih migracija centara većeg i manjeg funkcionalnog kapaciteta. U tom smislu, ovom prilikom osvrnućemo se na unutar- gradska dnevna kretanja radne snage, učenika i studenata u sklopu planskih i formalnih granica naselja Beograd, između 10 gradskih opština. U ovim kretanjima učestvuje, po rezultatima posebne statističke obrade podataka popisa stanovništva 2002. godine, 316 817 njegovih stalnih stanovnika ili 4,2% ukupnog stanovništva Srbije bez AP Kosovo i Metohija, od kojih većinu čine radnici. Njihovo dnevno kretanje i pomeranje u granicama grada u velikoj meri doprinosi dinamičnoj cirkulaciji ljudi i intenzivnim saobraćajnim tokovima između pojedinih delova Beograda, ali i promenama u koncentraciji njihove ukupne populacije tokom radnog dana.
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