Posts Tagged: Romania

• Reflections about some ideas from one of professor Victor Tufescu’s works

  Mihai IELENICZ Abstract: The paper presents some thoughts that came to our mind when reading the presentation of Professor Tufescu from 1942, which defined him not only as a geographer, but as an exquisite realistic analyst. His intervention stands out as a pragmatic synthesis of Romania’s social and economic situation, during the second world war....
  
  
• Demographic risks among the female population in Romania

  Costela IORDACHE, Cristiana VÂLCEA, Cristina MARA, Mihaela LICURICI Abstract: Starting from the definition of demographic risk as a dangerous social phenomenon for a people and for society as a whole, this article aims to present the most significant and quantified risks for female population: the ageing, the reduction of the generation of fertile age, the...
  
  
• Considerations upon the rail transports in Romania

  Costela IORDACHE, Cristina ILIESCU Abstract: The capacity, safety and speed are attributes which give importance to the transports and railway communication lines in the national transport. The railways of our country have appeared in the mid nineteenth century and have developed very fast. The evolution of rail transport followed the stages of economic and social...
  
  
• Considerations regarding the birth rate, fertility and nuptial rate of young population of Romania

  Costela IORDACHE, Silvia TĂNASE Abstract. The young population is a demographic component with multiple qualitative and quantitative valences. In 2006, the young population counted 5031.3 thousand people, representing 23.3 percent of the total Romanian population, with nearly 200 thousand less than in 1990. The decreasing trend of the cohort of young people is according to...