Promene stanovništva Srbije u postjugoslovenskom periodu (1991–2017): važniji demografski aspekti
Sažetak
Cilj rada je da se razmatraju trendovi kretanja stanovništva Srbije i njegovih komponenti tokom poslednje tri decenije. To je period korenitih političkih, ekonomskih i socijalnih transformacija. Analiza je zasnovana na podacima vitalne statistike (1991–2017), popisa iz 1991, 2002. i 2011, kao i zvaničnih ili procena autora. U tom periodu neki raniji dugoročni procesi su nastavljeni (pad fertiliteta, snižavanje mortaliteta, iseljavanje), ali su prisutne i neke nove pojave i procesi (smanjenje stanovništva, negativan prirodni priraštaj, masovne prisilne migracije). Autori ukazuju na međuzavisnost analiziranih promena komponenti demografskog rasta i odmaklog starenja stanovništva i zaključuju da su to najvažniji činioci koji će odlučujuće delovati na demografski razvitak Srbije u narednim decenijama.
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