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Attitudes toward newcomers from the city. The case of urban-rural fringe of Krakow

Halina Pawlak

Halina Pawlak

Institute of Geography and Spatial Management, Faculty of Geography and Geology, Jagiellonian University in KrakówKraków, Poland
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30 mar 2018
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Pubblicato online: 30 mar 2018
Pagine: 40 - 47
Ricevuto: 27 ago 2017
Accettato: 30 gen 2018
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/mgrsd-2018-0004
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Figure 1

Location of municipalities selected for the study within Malopolskie Voivodeship and the Krakow Metropolitan AreaSource: author’s work based on Zborowski et al. 2010.
Location of municipalities selected for the study within Malopolskie Voivodeship and the Krakow Metropolitan AreaSource: author’s work based on Zborowski et al. 2010.

Figure 2

Concerns about newcomers from the citySource: own research
Concerns about newcomers from the citySource: own research

Figure 3

Concerns about newcomers from the city, broken down according to work in agriculture.Source: own research
Concerns about newcomers from the city, broken down according to work in agriculture.Source: own research

Figure 4

Concerns about newcomers from the city broken down by the size of a farm.Source: own research
Concerns about newcomers from the city broken down by the size of a farm.Source: own research

Figure 5

Respondents’ sense that new inhabitants consider themselves to be better than othersSource: own research
Respondents’ sense that new inhabitants consider themselves to be better than othersSource: own research

Figure 6

Respondents’ sense that new inhabitants consider themselves better than the others, broken down by the level of incomeSource: own research
Respondents’ sense that new inhabitants consider themselves better than the others, broken down by the level of incomeSource: own research

Figure 7

Consent to the sale of a building plot to a person coming from the citySource: own research
Consent to the sale of a building plot to a person coming from the citySource: own research

Figure 8

Newcomers’ level of integration in the new place of residence, according to indigenous inhabitantsSource: own research
Newcomers’ level of integration in the new place of residence, according to indigenous inhabitantsSource: own research

Figure 9

Newcomers’ integration with a new place of residence according to indigenous inhabitants, broken down according to the respondent’s length of residence in the townSource: own research
Newcomers’ integration with a new place of residence according to indigenous inhabitants, broken down according to the respondent’s length of residence in the townSource: own research

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Opinions on the impact of newcomers from urban areas on regional tradition and cultureSource: own research
Opinions on the impact of newcomers from urban areas on regional tradition and cultureSource: own research

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Opinions on the impact of urban newcomers on regional tradition and culture, broken down according to respondents’ engagement in social activitiesSource: own research
Opinions on the impact of urban newcomers on regional tradition and culture, broken down according to respondents’ engagement in social activitiesSource: own research

Share of households earning income from agricultural activities, mean urban to rural areas net migration rate for the years 2002–2012, share of respondents working in agriculture

MunicipalityShare of-households earning income from agricultural activities in 2010 [%]

Central Statistical Office

Urban to rural areas mean net migration rate / 1,000 inhabitants for the years 2002–2012

Central Statistical Office

 [‰]		Respondents working in agriculture / working respondents

own research

 [%]
Igolomia-Wawrzenczyce91.70.8645.22
Mogilany61.114.646.67
Brzeznica83.82.827.61
Gdow83.14.3947.37
Suloszowa91.3-0.0444.53
Tokarnia58.60.5620.41
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