Bulletin of Geography. Socio-economic Series, no. 3/2004

Contents
Jaroslav Vencalek: Perception of the human phenomenon as a crucial problem of the development of Central-European space; Maciej Tarkowski: Components of the actual population increase in the Tri-City agglomeration in the years 1980-2000; Edyta Szafranek: Transformations of the economic structures in the Opole region in the years 1994-2002; Marcin Stonawski: Life expectancy and mortality in the context of the process of establishment and development of the European Union; Stanisław Rzyski: The process of urbanization in the suburban zone of the Tri-City; Ondrej Mulicek, Vaclav Tousek: Changes of Brno Industry and Their Urban Consequences; Tomasz Michalski: Demographic changes in countries joining the European Union; Agnieszka Kwiatek-Sołtys: The dynamics of population changes of small towns in Poland in the years 1950-2002; Sławomir Kurek: The population ageing process against vital statistical changes in Polish towns; Małgorzata Kośmicka: Structural transformations in the construction industry and the evolution of organisational structures in the building materials commerce; Beata Hołowiecka: The attempt to delimitate Toruń's influence zones on the grounds of the analysis of population flow; Krystian Heffner, Brygida Solga: Factors Shaping the Economic Migrations after Accession of Poland to the European Union; Zbigniew Długosz: Population ageing in towns of the Małopolskie Voivodeship as concerns economic activity; Mariusz Czepczyński: Berlin urban landscape as cultural product; Anna Cychowska: The demographic processes in the towns of seaside provinces in Poland during political system's transformation; Katarzyna Brzezińska: Social relations between Bydgoszcz and Toruń in the perception of their inhabitants