O vezi izmedu migracije i dnevne migracije
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Različiti tipovi migracionih kretanja najčešće se proučavaju nezavisno jedni od drugih i pored sve brojnijih dokaza o njihovoj povezanosti. U radu se ističe značaj proučavanja veze između dnevne migracije, kao oblika prostorne pokretljivosti stanovništva, i migracije čiji je ishod promena mesta prebivališta. Cilj rada je da se ukaže na faktore koji utiču na vezu migracije i dnevne migracije (demografska i socio-ekonomska obeležja, tržište rada, tržište nekretnina, informacije, životni stil i dr.), sa posebnim naglaskom na ulogu koju ima razdaljina dnevne migracije za izbor tipa mobilnosti. U savremenim uslovima života, razvoj saobraćajne mreže i prevoznih sredstava omogućava radnicima sve veću fleksibilnost u pogledu tržišta rada. Stoga je u mnogim zemljama poslednjih godina primećena tendencija porasta učešća stanovništva u dnevnim migracijama na većim razdaljinama, umesto migracije čiji je ishod promena mesta prebivališta. U tom smislu, razmatrani su koncepti zamene i dopune u vezi sa dnevnom migracijom i migracijom, kao i različita mišljenja o održivosti dugih dnevnih migracija. Osim rezultata inostranih istraživanja, dat je i pregled istraživanja veze između migracije i dnevne migracije u Srbiji.
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