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Changing geographical pattern of Turkey: The Analysis of factors determining country's polarization
Zinek, Jiří ; Tomeš, Jiří (advisor) ; Nováček, Aleš (referee)
Regional differentiation is a complex phenomenon concerning all countries of the world, which is analyzed by countless studies, but without a generally accepted theoretical anchorage. The Thesis deals with the transformation of Turkish regional image at multiple levels from 1975 to 2018. This transformation is analyzed by a set of selected demographic and socioeconomic indicators. The main objective is to document and evaluate Turkish regional demographic and socioeconomic differentiation, which leads to the country's polarization. The Thesis is based on statistical data from the Turkish Statistical Office. The geographical concentration of demographic and socioeconomic indicators was illustrated by tabular and map outputs. Sigma convergence evaluating the evolution of differentiation of individual indicators Gini coefficients are shown by graphs. The multiple regression analysis method examined the impact of geographical aspects on selected demographic and socioeconomic indicators. Significant part of the Thesis also deals with Turkish political- geographical context and the theoretical approaches on which it is based.
Územní polarita socioekonomické diferenciace Turecka
ZINEK, Jiří
This Bachelor thesis focuses on territorial polarity of social-economic differentiation in the republic of Turkey. The territorial polarity phenomenon is defined by ten socialeconomic factors, divided into following three groups, economic, social and other determinants. The study further analyses these territorial polarity determinants and clarifies causalities of their origin. Nevertheless, this work primarily emphasizes the situation in the republic of Turkey, it doesn't miss a comparison with some European countries too.

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