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Demography and Migration in Central and Eastern Europe

Szerzők

Péter Tálas (szerk.)
National University of Public Service
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0176-8954
Alex Etl (szerk.)
National University of Public Service
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0996-1188
DOI: https://doi.org/10.36250/

Absztrakt

This volume aims to summarise the demographic and migration processes of nine Central and Eastern European countries (including Austria, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia and Ukraine) from the collapse of the bipolar world order until 2018. The studies analyse the issues of demography and migration together, because of the convincing argument that the complex demographic problems of the region can only be mitigated in the future through a comprehensive demographic policy that encourages childbirth, supports health preservation and builds on an effective migration policy as well. In general, Central and Eastern European countries belong to a region, where demographic prospects are less and less favourable, while there are several demographic macro processes that have influenced these countries in similar ways (but not to the same extent) during the past 28 years. The chapters in this volume also aim to answer the question of how the introduced demographic processes affect the security, as well as the security perceptions of these societies; whether the people and political elites interpreted them as security issues; and whether these countries had prepared proper plans and strategies to resolve or at least to mitigate their demographic challenges.

 

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Szerzői életrajzok

Branislav Bleha, Comenius University
professor
Isabella Buber-Ennser, Austrian Academy of Sciences

researcher

Libor Frank, University of Defence

professor

Raimund Haindorfer, University of Vienna

researcher

Edit Lőrinczné Bencze, Kodolányi János University

Head of the Department of Human Development Studies

György Lukács B., National University of Public Service

researcher

Tibor Ördögh, National University of Public Service

associate professor

Iryna Pribytkova, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

professor

Bernhard Riederer, Austrian Academy of Sciences

researcher

Branislav Šprocha, Slovak Academy of Sciences

researcher

Péter Tálas, National University of Public Service

associate professor

Cătălina Todor, Carol I National Defence University

junior researcher

Alex Etl, National University of Public Service

researcher

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978-963-531-169-9