Population of European Union (NOD42O4)
- Level of study undergraduate studies
- Teacher:
Ph.D. Danica Šantić
- Subject status: obligatory
- ECTS: 4
- Semester: VIII
- Number of classes: 2+1+1
Aim of this course includes achieving knowledge of the perception of demographic development in the countries of the European Union; Introducing students with concept, characteristics and similarities and differences in the demographic transition of EU countries; To understand the levels and trends in the transition of components of demographic development; Students get basic knowledge in the field of creating policy recommendations towards the future population dynamics.
With mastering the course program students should be able to obtain knowledge about demographic phenomenon in the EU countries; to identify models of population dynamics in different historical periods; to understand contemporary demographic trends in EU; students get familiar with application of this knowledge in creating policy papers and documents; the students will also be able to overview the possible future trends in demographic development in EU countries.
Theoretical lectures
Basic characteristics of population dynamics in the EU countries; Main demographic processes in the EU countries – trends and patterns; Demographic transition in the EU countries; Migration patterns in the EU; Characteristics of the population structures; Urbanization process in the EU; Spatial distribution and population density in the EU; Relation between demographic features and population policies in the EU countries; Relation between demographic, on one, and economic, social and other aspects of development of EU on the other side; Future demographic trends;
Practice lectures
Creating demographic atlas of EU countries: depopulation, migration, population aging, deagrarization, urbanization; Territorial models of demographic patterns, ethno demographic models; Methodology of writing the seminar, analysis of relevant literature and statistical sources relevant for the students practice.
Migration, Mobility and Human Rights at the Eastern Border of the European Union - Space of Freedom and Security - Silasi, Grigore and Simina, Ovidiu Laurian Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence, West University of Timisoara, Romania, 2006, pp 413
Mechanisms of Immigration Control: Comparative Analysis of European Regulation Policies, Brochmann, Grete and Tomas Hammar (eds.), Oxford- New York, BERG.
The Politics of Migration and Immigration in Europe, Geddes, Andrew, SAGE Publications. 2003.
Recent demographic developments in Europe, Council of Europe Publishing (2004)
Depopulation and its consequences for the regions of Europe (2005), Dr. Hansjoerg Bucher et al.
Europe in figures, Eurostat yearbook 2009
National reports on the demographic developments in 2005, Eurostat (2007)
The Demographic Future of Europe – Facts, Figures, Policies, ROBERT BOSCH FOUNDATION
Breen Richards (Editor), Social Mobility in Europe, University of Oxford, 2004.
Atlas svetske povijesti, Zagreb, 1981.
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