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Marchés du travail et disparités régionales en Pologne

2001

This article evaluates empirically the effect o f market introduction on the level o f regional inequalities and on the polarisation o f economic activities in Poland. We note an increase o f the disparities between regions over the relevant period. The re-polarisation process cannot been explained by a spatial re-allocation of labour force but rather results o f the differentiation of sectoral restructuring between regions the regional diversity o f sectoral adaptation. The search for agglomeration economies explains the spatial concentration o f services and o f added value in the regions where the biggest cities are located. A cumulative process o f agglomeration is observed. Therefore, …

EmploymentPopulation active. Emploi. Travail féminin.Concentration[SHS.SOCIO] Humanities and Social Sciences/SociologyWorking Population. Employment. Women's Work.PologneLabor MarketDifférence régionaleSociologyRegional differenceMigrationPolarisation[SHS.SOCIO]Humanities and Social Sciences/SociologyTransition to capitalism[ SHS.SOCIO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/SociologyService IndustrySociologie du travail et des organisationsSecteur d'activité économiqueEmploiAgglomérationSecteur tertiaireSociology of work and sociology of organizationsUnemploymentChômageSociologiePolandEconomic sectorTransition au capitalismeMarché du travail
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Polarization and suburbanisation in Warsaw

2001

The economic transition in Poland leads to a restructuration of economic activities which affects spatial patterns of cities, especially in Warsaw. Analyzing the location and re-location of population and employment in Poland’s capital allows to enlarge the debate on the suburbanization forms to the Central and Oriental European Countries. The results support the fact that the city center is still largely the most important district in terms of population andemployment, so that in 1999 the city keeps a strong monocentric character. However, from 1994 to 1999, population and employment move towards the Warsaw’s suburbs. Two significant observations, namely the suburbanization of retailing an…

Economic activityEmploymentConcentrationUrban FringePlace of AbodeUrban Population[SHS.GEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/GeographyPologne[ SHS.GEO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/GeographySociologyActivité économiqueDonnées statistiquesPopulation urbaineEspace urbainStatistical DataTransition to capitalismUrban Sociology.SpécialisationCenter and PeripherySociologie urbaine.[SHS.GEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/GeographyCentre-périphérieService IndustryEmploiRestructurationLieu de résidenceSecteur tertiaireWarsawSociologieRural and urban sociologyPolandVarsovieTransition au capitalismeEspace périurbainUrban AreasSpecializationSociologie urbaine et rurale
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