Boris Vaňo, INFOSTAT – Demographic Research Centre, Slovak Republic
Type of article: scientific article

Pages: 7 – 18

Abstract

The coexistence of several census households in one dwelling is a complex phenomenon that affects many factors. The most important ones are the degree of urbanization and the associated structure of the housing stock. The development of coexistence of census households over the past 60 years has been uneven, a significant impact on the trend of coexistence of census households was the change in the political regime at the end of the 1980s. Regional differences in coexistence of census households in Slovakia are significant and are essentially similar to regional differences in family and reproductive behavior of the population.

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