Guerre civile et changement de structure ethnique en ex-Yougoslavie

Les flux migratoires engendrés par la guerre civile, les nettoyages ethniques et la création d'Etats indépendants issus de Fex-Yougoslavie ont considérablement aggravé la situation et modifié le statut de certains groupes de populations. La comparaison des données statistiques de ces quinze dernières années montre que les «équilibres ethniques» d'antan sont aujourd'hui profondément bouleversés au point que l'on peut s'interroger quant à l'avenir des relations internationales dans les Balkans.Raduski Nada. Guerre civile et changement de structure ethnique en ex-Yougoslavie. In: Hommes et Migrations, n°1205, Janvier-février 1997. Migrants, réfugiés, Tsiganes, d’Est en Ouest. pp. 62-73

BASIC TENDENCIES AND PROBLEMS IN DEMOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL POPULATION OF SERBIA

The end-result of the complex and contradictory processes taking place in the agriculture throughout the period since the Second World War is depopulation and persistent crisis in agriculture. Mass transfer of rural population to cities and transition from agricultural to non-agricultural activities has had a series of negative demographic, economic, sociological, cultural and others consequences. The decline in agricultural population (from 66.0% in 1953. to 10.9% in 2002.) is one of the most significant change in the social and economic structure of population in Serbia. Due to the characteristic migration patterns by age and sex, they have had a substantial impact on the change in age-sex structure of agricultural population (increasing share of women and old generations). Feminization and senilization of village practically left them without labor force, while agricultural became a neglected activity