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Last update: doc. RNDr. Zdeněk Čermák, CSc. (15.10.2020)
• Basic data sources and methodological approaches in the geography of population and settlement • Geographical distribution of population, segregation, socio-spatial differentiation • Natural population reproduction and demographic aging • Global problems of population development, population theories and laws, population policy, population forecasts • Migration and other forms of spatial mobility of the population • Mobility of the individual • Commuting, regionalization, employment and unemployment • Main approaches, theories and concepts explaining the process of international migration • Migration and development - paradigm development, main researched aspects and regional differentiation of the problem • Migration policy of the Czech Republic in the broader framework of European migration policy • Social, economic, ethnic, religious and "cultural" population structure, social and human capital, social environment • Quality of life, lifestyle, life cycle, second demographic transition, epidemiology and public health • Theoretical approaches and schools of settlement geography, paradigms and discourses • Settlement system (structure and development) • Historical aspects of urbanization • Urban and rural settlements • Hierarchy in the settlement system • Positional and functional typology and classification of settlements, urbanized macrostructures • Internal structure and organization of cities • The concept of place, neighborhood, community • Public administration and settlement policy, settlement concept, spatial planning • Current global problems of humanity |
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Last update: doc. RNDr. Zdeněk Čermák, CSc. (15.10.2020)
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Last update: doc. RNDr. Zdeněk Čermák, CSc. (15.10.2020)
The course takes the form of consultations based on the assigned literature on individual problem areas. A seminar paper is assigned, for which a discussion will take place at the final consultation. |