SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS

Vaduva Maria
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Vaduva Maria: “CONSTANTIN BRANCUSI” UNIVERSITY OF TG JIU

Annals - Economy Series, 2015, vol. 4, 305-310

Abstract: The phrase "human settlements system" is a concern for researchers in various fields as geography, economics, regional planning and for those responsible for formulating and implementing spatial development policies. The research covers various aspects of human settlements and is a meeting place of many disciplines and humanities. It is natural, as human settlements, either as isolated or in territorial systems they belong, are where manifests are transformed and develop human communities and societies as a whole. Problems national system of settlements in Romania are varied and complex. The evolution and consolidation of a stable and balanced is a continuous and dynamic process that goes through a series of steps, some characterized by profound transformations that can be called critical. One such step is the present one, where the influence of the changes in the economy and social and political life, the very development of settlements, be they urban or rural, knows a turning point, a certain vulnerability when the progressive or regressive of evolution is may change at any time. Industry restructuring on the one hand and reîmproprietărirea owners, are factors that can create shock effects unchecked urban and rural areas. On the other hand the development of trade, multiplying special services, urban (banks, insurers, etc.) and can foster diversity of choices population compared to a net urban areas where living conditions and financial incentives for farmers are still far to be attractive.

Keywords: sustainable development; human; situation; economic and social (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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