Quality of Housing in the Republics of Former Yugoslavia

U članku "Kvaliteta stanovanja u republikama bivše Jugoslavije\u27\u27 autorica predstavlja rezultate istraživanja "Socijalna struktura i kvaliteta života" provedenog 1989/1990. u jugoslavenskim republikama pod vodstvom Konzorcija instituta društvenih nauka. Autorica se bavi jednim elementom kvalitete života: stanovanjem. U svojoj analizi ona uspoređuje kvalitetu stanovanja u gradovima, glavnim gradovima i selima. Kvaliteta stanovanja pokriva: uže stambene uvjete /sve u vezi sa stanom/, šire stambene uvjete /sve u vezi sa stambenom okolicom/ te zadovoljstvo stanovanjem. Osnovni rezultati pokazuju drastične razlike između gradova i sela u korist prvih. Te su razlike veće nego medu samim republikama. Skupni index stanovanja pokazuje da najbolje stoje Slovenija i Vojvodina a najlošije Kosovo i Crna Gora. Hrvatska ima iznenađujuće loše stambene uvjete ako se uzjne u obzir njezin stupanj razvijenosti. Ratna razaranja i migracije izbjeglica tu će situaciju još pogoršati. Rezultati idu u prilog tezi o neravnomjernoj urbanizaciji koja je bila orijentirana prema gradovima a zapuštala urbanizaciju sela.In the article "Quality of Housing in the Republics of former Yugoslavia" the author presents the results of the research: "Social Structure and Quality of Life" realised in 1989/90. in Yugoslav republics and conducted by Consortium of Institutes for Social Sciences. The author deals with one particular element of quality of life-housing! In her analysis she compares quality of housing in cities, capitals and villages. Quality of housing is composed of:narrow conditions (all about apartment or house), wide conditions (neighborhood conditions) and satisfaction of tenants with their housing situation. The main results show drastic differences between cities and villages in favour of first ones. This differences are bigger than between republics themselves. Joint index of housing conditions shows that Slovenia and Vojvodina are in the best position while Kosovo and Monte Negro are in the worst situation. Croatia has surprisingly bad conditions taking into account it’s level of development. War destruction and migrations of refugees will make such situation even worse. The results confirm the hypothesis about uneven urbanisation in favour of the cities and neglecting villages