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PubMed1989

[Features of demographic processes in the regional settlement system in the capital].

"Pecularities of migration processes characteristic [of] the population of the large city in the system of interrelated settlements [in the USSR] are considered. Dynamics and structure of migration relations of Kiev in the local and regional systems of settling are analyzed. [The] effect of migration flows on formation of the age-sex structure...of the system of settling and zone of its surrounding is determined." (SUMMARY IN ENG)

Age Distribution↗
PubMed1992

More migrants than ever before in China.

Within 5 years from July 1 of 1985 to July 1 of 1990, there were 33.84 million interregional migrants in China, and on the average, each year 5 people in 1000 migrated to other places. According to the 10% sample data from the 4th Census, cities are the places to which people like to move, and Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai have a highest immigration rate; remote border provinces are the places where people like to move out, and Guangxi, Sichuan and Heilongjiang have the highest emigration rate. With the further reformation and more free policies, people no more cling to their homeland and are more inclined than before to move to other places to find more proper jobs. Specialists indicate that population migration is a result of economic development an inexorable trend of urbanization, and it is significant to have a planned adjustment of spatial population distribution.

Asia↗
PubMed1986

Use of the population potential model for predicting the growth of cities in a region (with reference to Moscow Oblast).

"A modification of the population potential model is used to analyze the structure of the potential of population for cities of the Moscow region, to develop a relationship between population potential and city size, and to use this procedure to forecast future population change in Moscow Oblast cities." Cities in the region with a population of 50,000 or more at the censuses of 1959, 1970, and 1979 are included.

Demography↗
PubMed1993

Socio-demographic impacts of economic restructuring on Stockholm's inner city.

"Socio-demographic change in inner Stockholm [Sweden] is analyzed using information by individual years, 1970-1990, for total population, net migration and age groups (total and by sex) and by five-year intervals for marital status (total and by sex). The results support the reurbanization model and point to dramatic shifts in inner-city population according to age structure and marital status."

Age Distribution↗
PubMed1983

Forecasting metropolitan and urban subregional population changes and their resource use implications: methodology and example--Sydney, Australia.

This paper is concerned with the methodology of forecasting population change and structures of large cities and their major subregions. "The model isolates quantifiable base populations and their growth, and international, inter-state and city-hinterland migration streams and the national increase attributable to each, and intra-urban mobility, as components of growth and change." The model is applied to data for Sydney, Australia, and its applicability to other urban systems is considered.

Australia↗