Social and economic aspects of population mobility
Krucek, Z.
Sociologie Zemedelstvi 21(2): 103-112
1985
Document Number: 421017
Mobility is a means of overcoming regional differences in work opportunities and housing availability in Czechoslovakia. This mobility is important in bringing the village and town closer together. Agricultural regions are now showing increased territorial, social and professional mobility.
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