TRANSFORMATION OF RURAL ETHNO-SETTLEMENTS IN SHAKI-ZAGATALA ECONOMIC-GEOGRAPHICAL REGION
B.A.Huseynova
ANAS, Institute of Geography named after academician H.A.Aliyev
AZ 1143, Baku, 115 H.Javid avvenue
Abstract
The article investigates the rural ethno-settlements, including rural groups and their population in the Shaki-Zagatala economic-geographical region. Undoubtedly, the socioeconomic and political conditions in the country have influenced the ethno-settlement at certain times. As a result of these socioeconomic and political changes, namely migrations, the reduction in the demand for rural labors due to mechanisation, the intensification of manufacturing-economic, labor, transportation, and other differences among settlements while developing agro-industrial complexes, there has been an essential quantity and quality alteration in the rural ethno-settlement system of Azerbaijan. The emergence of such differences in the rural ethno-settlement system has paved the way for the overpopulation and depopulation of some villages and the increase in the emigration rate. For this reason, it is necessary to study the settlement of population and the effective territorial organisation of economy on a scientific basis in terms of the country’s territorial integrity, strategic future, multicultural values, and the sustainable advancement of regions.
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Publication Date: October 5, 2021
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