SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC SITUATION AND SPATIAL PLANNING - THE CASE OF POLAND
Journal Title: Revista Romana de Geografie Politica - Year 2015, Vol 17, Issue 1
Abstract
Socio-demographic changes exert significant influence on space management. Knowledge on demographic processes and trends may help to create efficient social and spatial policies in a particular region. It may also help to prevent some negative effects of demographic changes as well as it may improve quality of life. The analysis conducted by the author has proven the necessity of taking up actions aimed at improving demographic condition of regions through proper space shaping and altering the space of cities and villages so it corresponds to their current and future demographic structures.
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Aleksandra CICHARSKA
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