Paper was based on archival research and props upon relevant literature, all Serbian, Albanian, and written in foreign languages, depicting Albanian ethnic population development in Kosovo within 20th century. We consider it to be the most crucial for any and all political processes, taking place in said region during 20th century. It reflects also demographic evolution of other Kosovo ethnics/nationalities, showing them in mutual interactions. In its second part Paper herein analysis both causes and consequences of Albanian demographic revolution., Václav Štěpánek., and Obsahuje seznam literatury
Women constituted in the textile centers like Frýdek or Místek an important part of the workforce, because they at the same time worked in the textile manufactures and factories and in the domestic service. The percentage of economically active women was in the second half of the nineteeth century, according to the current knowledge, almost 40 % of the whole female population in both towns. On the basis of the statistical data of Austrian provenance, as well as the excerpts from Austrian censuse, it is possible to ascertain the percentage of women employed in various economic sectors and types of professions and compare these percentages in time, that is, follow up with the impact of industrialization on the transformations of economic activities of women. and Radek Lipovski.
The article defends the possibility of using evolutionary schemes in historical sciences, as models for interpreting cultural-historical changes. It points out the possibilities for maintaining certain space within master narratives for explaining the theories of partial developmental processes. The demographic data could, then, be used as hypothetical indicators of the processes of cultural-historical change., Jan Horský., and Obsahuje bibliografii