Aszimmetria mint a határ menti kapcsolatok jellemzője: esettanulmány a magyar szlovák határtérségben

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1 A MAGYAR REGIONÁLIS TUDOMÁNYI TÁRSASÁG XV. VÁNDORGYŰLÉSE Dualitások a regionális tudományban Mosonmagyaróvár, október Széchenyi István Egyetem Mezőgazdaság- és Élelmiszertudományi Kar Aszimmetria mint a határ menti kapcsolatok jellemzője: esettanulmány a magyar szlovák határtérségben HARDI, Tamás PhD associate professor senior research fellow Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Economic and Regional Studies Institute for Regional Studies West Hungarian Research Department hardit@rkk.hu

2 2 Researches on which this presentation is based Research for the Socio-economic Analysis of the Slovakian Hungarian Border Region HUSKUA/05/02/117 Hungary-Slovakia-Ukraine Neighbourhood Program AGGLONET Hungarian-Slovak suburbia surrounding Bratislava Hungary - Slovakia Cross-border Co-operation Programme HUSK/0801/1.5.1/0007 Examination of the political-geographical spatial-structures in the neighbouring countries Hungarian Scientific Research Fund ID: K

3 3 Asymmetries in the formation of the transnational borderland in the Slovak-Hungarian border region Boesen E, Schnuer G (eds.) European Borderlands: Living with Barriers and Bridges. 212 p. London; New York: Routledge, (Border Regions Series) (ISBN: )

4 Main question of this presentation: integrated borderlands across the SK-HU border, but... 4 Martinez (1994).

5 5 Outline of the presentation 1. Introduction of the border region 2. The basic question of the presentation asymmetries of the movements, contacts between the two side of the border 3. The background of these asymmetries

6 6 1. Historical and geographical features of the border region

7 7 Population: inhab. Territory: km² Population: inhab. Territory: km²

8 8 SK-HU border line: 679 km

9 Number of answers Nuber of answers Do you speak Hungarian? N=1000 No Some words A little Fluently Mother tongue Slovaks in Hungary by settlements 2011 (%) No Some words Do you speak Slovak? N=1000 A little Fluently Mother tongue Data sources: Slovak and Hungarian censuses to 98,7 (1) 40 to 50 (4) 30 to 40 (8) 20 to 30 (19) 10 to 20 (23) 1 to 10 (73) 0 to 1 (3017) Hungarians in Slovakia by settlements 2011 (%) 50 to 97,2 (363) 40 to 50 (42) 30 to 40 (42) 20 to 30 (36) 10 to 20 (36) 1 to 10 (209) 0 to 1 (2200)

10 /39-45 border line

11 11 Data sources: EUROSTAT GDP/capita in NUTS3 regions in EURO to (1) to (6) to (7) to (4) to (3) to (5) to (2)

12 12 GDP change (%) GDP/capita 2011 in EUR to (2) to (3) to (4) to (4) to (4) to (2) to (5) to (4)

13 13 Data sources: Slovak and Hungarian censuses 2011 Share of Roma population by settlements 2011 (%) 50 to 98,7 (17) 40 to 50 (11) 30 to 40 (14) 20 to 30 (37) 10 to 20 (104) 1 to 10 (479) 0 to 1 (2266)

14 14 2. Asymmetries of cross-border mobility and contacts Data sources: Questionnaire survey of inhabitants (2008) Sample: 2x1000 persons living in the border region and AGGLONET questionnaire survey of new settlers in Bratislava s suburbia Sample: 2X300 persons

15 15 Have you ever been in Slovakia/Hungary? Yes! 96,1% of Slovak citizens have been in Hungary 79,7% of Hungarian citizens have been in Slovakia

16 16 How often do you travel to the other side of the border?

17 17 Motivation of the travels

18 18 Destinations of travels Vysoke Tatry Liptovsky Mikulas Poprad Dobsina Moldava nad Bodvou Kosice I Roznava Rimavska Sobota Velke Kapusany Tornala Slovenske Nove Mesto Bratislava I Lucenec Filakovo Tachty Ozd Satoraljaujhely Dunajska Streda Salgotarjan Miskolc Velky Meder Sturovo Komarno Eger Nyiregyhaza Medvedov Gyor Komarom Esztergom Budapest Hajduszoboszlo Debrecen Number of Answers Balatonfured 59

19 Personal contacts across the border Probable frequency of the relationships and the types of relationships ource: Questionnaire survey of inhabitants (2008), igure: Zoltán Csizmadia. 19

20 The differentiation of network properties according to the ethnicity of the respondents Slovakian side 20 Source: Questionnaire survey of inhabitants (2008), Figure: Zoltán Csizmadia.

21 Share of respondents who have personal relationship on the opposite side of the border (%) 21

22 22 The Complexity of the Personal Cross- Border Relationships Source: Questionnaire survey of inhabitants (2008), Figure: Zoltán Csizmadia.

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24 The research field on Hungarian side Rajka Dunakiliti Mosonmagyaróvár Around 50% of the inhabitants of Rajka 20% in Dunakiliti Mosonmagyaróvár - town Bezenye, Feketeerdő, Dunasziget Recreation suburbanization (second homes, sport activies, restaurants) Suburbanization of industry, work places 24

25 25 Ethnicity of the new settlers Slovak Hungarian 82%

26 26 3. Background of asymmetries Economic development and economic asymmetries Spatial structures: classical urban-rural relations across the border Mental border Different groups: Hungarian citizens Slovak citizens Slovak citizens living in an ethnicaly mixted region along the border

27 27 Cities and Towns Above 100 thousand inhabitants 50 to 100 thousand inhabitants 20 to 50 thousand inhabitants 10 to 20 thousand inhabitants Capital Cities Dunajec Borders NUTS 3 Borders Highw ays Vah Ondava Ondava Ondava Ondava Ondava Ondava Ondava Ondava Ondava Morava Hron Hron Banská Bystrica Zvolen Detva Brezno Revúca Rožňava Hornad Košice Trebišov Michalovce Trnava BRATISLAVA Repce Repce Repce Repce Repce Repce Repce Repce Repce Nitra Fiľakovo Veľký Krtíš Levice Šaľa Šurany Salgótarján Balassagyarmat Šamorín Dunajská Streda Nové Zámky Bátonyterenye Kolárovo Pásztó Mosonmagyaróvár Štúrovo Komárno Esztergom Vác Komárom Győr Dorog Tata Maly Dunaj Mosoni-Duna Tatabánya Banská Štiavnica Rimavská Sobota Lučenec Duna BUDAPEST Ózd Eger Edelény Kazincbarcika Miskolc Sajó Hernád Hernád Hernád Hernád Hernád Hernád Hernád Hernád Hernád Ketoti-föcsat Ketoti-föcsat Ketoti-föcsat Ketoti-föcsat Ketoti-föcsat Ketoti-föcsat Ketoti-föcsat Ketoti-föcsat Ketoti-föcsat Sátoraljaújhely Bodrog Bodrog Bodrog Bodrog Bodrog Bodrog Bodrog Bodrog Bodrog Sárospatak Tisza Tisa Tisa Tisa Tisa Tisa Tisa Tisa Tisa Tisa Raba Raba Raba Raba Raba Raba Raba Raba Raba Marcal Marcal Marcal Marcal Marcal Marcal Marcal Marcal Marcal Genese Székesfehérvár Berettyó Berettyó Berettyó Berettyó Berettyó Berettyó Berettyó Berettyó Berettyó

28 28 Mental maps about Slovakia

29 Thank you for your attention! HARDI, Tamás PhD associate professor senior research fellow Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Economic and Regional Studies Institute for Regional Studies West Hungarian Research Department Research for this publication has been supported by National Research, Development and Innovation Office NKFIH grant #NN (Change and Continuity in Hungarian Spatial Imaginaries: Nationality, Territoriality, Development and the Politics of Borders). 29