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„Studiu asupra migraţiei forţei de muncă din agricultură”(Research about the migration of the working force from agriculture)
... II. Aria cercetării. Folosind acest gen de a·bordare am'lntreprins in anul1976 o cercetare exploratorie asupra a două comune -Gogoşari şi Frăteşti (judeţul Ilfov), cuprinzind patru şi respectiv trei sate, din aria de convergenţă social-economică a oraşului Giurgiu (4,5). ...
... După cum rezultă din cifrele acestui tabel şi din fig. 1, toate cele trei serii cronologice au un pronunţat caracter oscilatoriu. A vînd în vedere acest fapt, am renunţat la "tehnica diferenţelor variabile", folosită în materialele anterioare (4,5) pentru calcularea coeficienţilor de corelaţie. Am considerat, deci, că probabilitatea de a obţine coeficienţi de corelaţie ·cu valori ridicate, datorită concordanţei accidentale a trendurilor respectivelor serii, este redusă. ...
... Pe de o parte se afirmă, la un mod neconvingător din punct de vedere ştiinţific, că nivelul de retribuire a muncii este corelat pozitiv cu stabilitatea forţei de muncă din cooperativa agricolă de producţie (1 : 69), pe de altă parte, se constată că nu există corelaţii semnificative între creşterea retribuirii muncii in C.A.P. şi stabilitatea forţei de muncă din organizaţia cooperatistă (2: 77 -78). În acest cadru, menţionăm doar una din concluziile analizei noastre prezentată amănunţit cu alte ocazii (4,5) : sensul corelaţie! dintre nivelul veniturilor din C.A.P. şi intensitatea plecărilor definitive din sat/ C.A.P. variază de la o comună la alta. ...
... Various studies emphasise that the urbanization process in Romania was mainly generated by the industrialization and by the cooperativization of the agriculture from the period 1949-1962. Thus, a longitudinal research about the migration of the working force from agriculture (Sandu, 1977, p. 110) shows the following evolution: Thus, the collapse of the totalitarian regime and the rediscovery of freedom have generated a massive wave of changes in the population structure and profile. After all, the restrictions and prohibitions, the Romanian society tries to recovery from a long series of gaps. ...
Timisoara is nowadays the second city of Romania, an important economical, social and cultural urban centre. Until 1990, the city had a relatively continuous growing, natural at the beginning of the 19th century, but artificially accelerated during the communist period. After the political change, the city has started a natural process of reconfiguration, similar with the national and euro-regional trends. In this context, the relation centre-periphery into the urban space involves a renegotiation for its new equilibrium. This article is based on the partial result of the project FP7 no.225193 ShrinkSmart – The Governance of the Shrinkage into the European Context, financed by European Commission. West University of Timisoara is partner into the consortium of this project (http://www.shrinksmart.ufz.de/).
... Various studies emphasise that the urbanization process in Romania was mainly generated by the industrialization and by the cooperativization of the agriculture from the period 1949-1962. Thus, a longitudinal research about the migration of the working force from agriculture (Sandu, 1977, p. 110) shows the following evolution: Thus, the collapse of the totalitarian regime and the rediscovery of freedom have generated a massive wave of changes in the population structure and profile. After all, the restrictions and prohibitions, the Romanian society tries to recovery from a long series of gaps. ...
Timisoara is nowadays the second city of Romania, an important economical, social and cultural urban centre. Until 1990, the city had a relatively continuous growing, natural at the beginning of the 19th century, but artificially accelerated during the communist period. After the political change, the city has started a natural process of reconfiguration, similar with the national and euro-regional trends. In this context, the relation centre-periphery into the urban space involves a renegotiation for its new equilibrium. This article is based on the partial result of the project FP7 no.225193 ShrinkSmart – The Governance of the Shrinkage into the European Context, financed by European Commission. West University of Timisoara is partner into the consortium of this project (http://www.shrinksmart.ufz.de/).
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