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SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS IN THE CONTEMPORARY REGIONAL AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIALLY DEPRESSED AREAS
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World Economic Development in the Last Quarter of the 20th century has been marked by several major processes, which have been clearly expressed in spatial projection at global, regional and local levels. The active process of industrial restructuring, has grown into deindustrialization in a number of regions. The reasons for this were related to the depressing nature of a number of industries that, in changing economic conditions, failed to respond to the market trends. A number of demographic and social processes that are the natural outcome of dynamically changing conditions of the geographical environment has an additional impact on the labor market. The decreasing population growth in some regions and increasing emigration in others, as well as the feminization of number of professions reform the local and regional ?conomic profiles. The importance of ongoing processes and phenomena is the basis of the constant interest in all humanities, including geography. The role of the regional studies of these processes also grows in order to clarify their genesis, spatial peculiarities and development. The author's searches and results in this study are part of a larger study conducted by us over a fairly long period during the last few decades.
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