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Fabjanovic, Duro
Sociologija sela, 01/1990, Volume: 28, Issue: 107-108Journal Article
The Croatian island of Braca began losing population early in the twentieth century due to a crisis in the wine industry, a trend that has continued to the present. Currently, the population is much older than the national average, & 15 communities are on the verge of extinction. When tourism was introduced to stimulate the local economy, some coastal settlements experienced a turnaround, but progress has been slower to reach inland communities. Nonetheless, it is expected that the 1991 census will reveal the first population increase in many years. 6 Tables, 2 Graphs, 10 References. Adapted from the source document.
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