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... age composition are increasingly affected by migration. The above holds true for Eastern European countries. Population decline has haunted Latvia for two and a half decades. Since 1990, the net migration rate has been negative, which contributes to depopulation. This study aims to reveal the effect of migration on the sex and age composition across Latvia and its largest cities. The authors consider hypothetical transformations in the country’s age structure in 2000—2015 in the case of zero ...

... regional socioeconomic charac-teristics in the Northwestern Federal District. The study focuses on border areas, where the following key manifestations of compression have been identified: trans-port connectivity, level of agriculture development, and depopulation. All these indicators of space compression process are studied at the municipal level. The authors identify the key features of socioeconomic space compression for the border areas of the Russian Northwest. 1. Bezrukov, L. A. 2010, Szhatie ...

Regional parks in Lithuania preserve the most valuable physical and cultural components of the landscape, NATURA 2000 habitats, etc. Usually, they are located in natural or semi-natural landscapes of rural areas. These territories, however, have a higher depopulation rate than urbanised districts. Still, conservation priority areas were expected to attract young families as permanent residents and make their population more stable. This study aims to investigate changes in the rural population in three ...

... countries, Tallinn, 50 p. 9. Apsite, E., Krišjāne, Z., Berzins, M. 2012, Emigration from Latvia under economic crisis conditions, International Proceedings of Economics Development and Research, Vol. 31, p. 134—138. 10. Berzins, A., Zvidrins, P. 2011, Depopulation in the Baltic States, Lithuanian Journal of Statistics, Vol. 50, no. 1, p. 39—48. 11. Hanell, T. 2000, Troubling demographic trends in the Baltic Sea Region, North, Vol. 11, no. 2—3, p. 5—11. 12. Juska, A., Ciciurkaite, G. 2014, Older-age ...

... level of administrative division. The author emphasises a significant increase in the rates of degradation of the Ingiran settlement area in the post-Soviet period, identifies the factors behind it, and considers district differences in the rates of depopulation and assimilation of the Russian Finns. The results of research make it possible to foreground and describe in detail the available information on the spatial organisation of Russian Finnish population in the North-western region of Russia....

... UK to December 2013. URL:https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-insurance-number-allocations-to-adult-overseas-nationals-entering-the-uk-to-december-2013 (дата обращения: 31.03.2014). 7. Eglite P. Regional Differences of Depopulation in Latvia // Geografiski Raksti/Folia Geographica. 2007. Vol. 13. P. 169—174. 8. Faist T. The Volume and Dynamics of International Migration and Transnational Social Spaces. Oxford, 2000. 9. Favell A. The New Face of East-West Migration ...

... periphery loses population at a fast rate. The centripetal movement is especially pronounced with the youth; moreover, it affects not only the size but also its structure of population in the core and periphery areas, which aggravates the processes of depopulation and ageing. 1. Administrativno-territorial'noe delenie sojuznyh respublik SSSR na 1 janvarja 1987 goda [Administrative-territorial division of the Soviet republics on January 1, 1987], 1987, Moscow. 2. Gritsay, O., Ioffe, G., Treyvish, ...

... 23. Hellwig Z. Zastosowanie metody taksonomicznej do typologicznego podziału krajów ze względu na poziom ich rozwoju oraz zasoby i strukturę wykwalifikowanych kadr // Przegląd Statystyczny. 1968. R. 15, z. 4. P. 307—327. 24. Jankevics J. Depopulation in Latvia // Polish Population Review. 1998.№ 13. Р. 11—19. 25. Jankevics J. Depopulation in Latvia // Ruchliwość przestrzenna ludności w okresie przemian ustrojowych / ed. D. Szymańska. Toruń, 1998. Р. 9—16. 26. Jankevics ...