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- Title
MODEL OF ONE-CHILD FAMILY IN TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL PERSPECTIVE IN SLOVAKIA.
- Authors
Šprocha, Branislav; Tišliar, Pavol
- Abstract
The main goal of the study is a cohort analysis of changes in the parity structure of women in Slovakia, taking into account the influence of one-child family model, as well as revealing possible spatial differences with an effort to identify possible areas with more frequent inclination to this specific reproductive model. Through the analysis of the development of the parity composition of women and the year of birth in the results of the census from 1930–2011, we can say that the onechild family model in Slovakia has long been marginal. The only exceptions were the women most affected by the First World War and the unfavorable period of the economic crisis of the 1930s. This model was the least common among women realizing their reproductive intentions during the previous political regime. In the youngest cohorts, we can identify an increasing trend, which we can also assume towards women born in the 70s and 80s. From a spatial point of view, the longterm more frequent presence of a one-child family model in the south of central Slovakia, in the capital and currently in some districts with larger economic centers was confirmed. The opposite situation was mainly in the north of central and eastern Slovakia
- Subjects
SLOVAKIA; WORLD War I; FAMILIES; COHORT analysis
- Publication
FAR: Forecast, Analysis & Recommendations, 2021, Vol 13, Issue 2, p16
- ISSN
1337-9666
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.31577/PPFAR.2021.13.005