Mestne regije v Sloveniji

diplomsko delo

Branko Krojs (Author), Vladimir Drozg (Mentor)

Abstract

Mestne regije so območja okoli mest, katerih prebivalci uporabljajo mestne dejavnosti za zadovoljevanje svojih potreb. Med mesti in naselji, ki jih obkrožajo, pa se vzpostavijo tudi številne vezi, zaradi katerih je regija vse bolj povezana v upravnem, gospodarskem in socialnem smislu. Mestne regije nastanejo zaradi zadovoljevanja potreb prebivalcev gravitacijskega območja v regijskem središču. Na nastanek pa vplivata tudi hiter razvoj prometnih sredstev in izboljšanje prometne infrastrukture, ki sta zmanjšala čas, potreben za pot iz mest v primestna naselja in nazaj. Glede na elemente, ki mestne regije vzpostavljajo, lahko v geografiji opredelimo dve vrsti mestnih regij: - ekonomskogeografske mestne regije; - socialnogeografske mestne regije. Regije, opredeljene v tej nalogi, so ekonomskogeografskega značaja, saj je bil kazalec, s katerim smo jih opredelili, obseg in število dnevnih migrantov. Podatke smo pridobili iz popisa prebivalstva leta 2002. Na osnovi analize podatkov smo slovenska mesta uvrstili v štiri skupine. Te so: 1. mesta, ki nimajo mestne regije in niso središča regij; 2. mesta, ki nimajo mestne regije in so središča regij; 3. mesta z manj izrazito mestno regijo; 4. mesta z izrazito mestno regijo. V prvi dve skupini, ki predstavljata mesta, ki nimajo mestnih regij, se je uvrstilo šestinpetdeset slovenskih mest. V tretjo skupino se je uvrstilo šest mest, in sicer mesta: Celje, Kranj, Nova Gorica, Novo mesto, Ptuj in Velenje. V četrti skupini so mesta Ljubljana, Maribor in Murska Sobota. Po kriterijih, ki smo jih uporabili v tej nalogi, ima mestne regije devet slovenskih mest. Toda mestne regije so dinamična kategorija in zagotovo sta se število in obseg le-teh v začetku industrializacije Slovenije razlikovala od teh, ki so bile ugotovljene na podlagi podatkov iz leta 2002. Zanimivo pa bo opazovati tudi nadaljnji razvoj le-teh.

Keywords

geografija;regionalna geografija;mestne regije;Slovenija;diplomska dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2010
Source:	Maribor
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[B. Krojs]
UDC:	91(043.2)
COBISS:	17765640
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	City regions in Slovenia
Secondary abstract:	City regions are areas around cities where the inhabitants use city activities for meeting their needs. Between the cities and the settlements that surround them, numerous connections are established which more and more connect the region in an administrative, economic and social sense. City regions are established to meet the needs of the gravitation area inhabitants in a region center. Their establishment is also influenced by the fast development of means of transport and the enhancement of the transport infrastructure which decreases the time necessary to travel from cities to outskirts and back. According to the elements that establish city regions, we can define two types of city regions in geography: - economic geographic city regions, - social geographic city regions. Regions defined in this thesis are of economic geographic character as we used scope and the number of daily migrants as indicators to define them. The data was acquired from the population census in 2002. On the basis of data analysis we could classify Slovenian towns in four groups: 1. towns that do not have a city region and are not the center of a region; 2. towns that do not have a city region and are the center of a region; 3. towns with a less distinctive city region; 4. towns with a distinctive city region. The first two groups that represent towns without city regions encompass fifty-six Slovenian towns. The third group encompasses six towns: Celje, Kranj, Nova Gorica, Novo mesto, Ptuj and Velenje. Ljubljana, Maribor and Murska Sobota were placed in the fourth group. According to the criteria used in this thesis, nine Slovenian towns have city regions. However, city regions are a dynamic category and their number and scope at the beginning of the industrialization of Slovenia were surely different from the ones established on the basis of data from 2002. It will be interesting to observe their further development.
Secondary keywords:	Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za geografijo
Pages:	96 f.
Keywords (UDC):	geography;biography;history;geografija;biografija;zgodovina;geography;exploration of the earth and of individual countries;travel;regional geography;geografija;raziskovanje zemlje in posameznih držav;potovanja;regionalna geografija;
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