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TTLV: Family size in the current urbanization process in Kon Tum

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE MASTER'S THESIS

1. Student's full name: Bui Thi Huong 2. Gender: Female

3. Date of birth: February 3, 1989 4. Place of birth: Phu Tho

5. Decision No. 1936/2011QD-XHNV-SDH dated October 10, 2011, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, recognizing the student.

6. Changes in the training process: None

7. Thesis title: Family size in the process of urbanization in Kon Tum today.

8. Major: Sociology; Code: 60 31 03 01

9. Scientific supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hoang Ba Thinh, currently working at: Department of Sociology, University of Social Sciences and Humanities.

10. Summary of the thesis results:

The topic "Family Size in the Current Urbanization Process of Kon Tum" clearly describes the current family size in Kon Tum. Through an analysis of the correlation with the size of families in the Central Highlands region in general and the Central Highlands provinces in particular, the study reveals the differences in family size in Kon Tum. Furthermore, to assess the changes in family size in Kon Tum, the study analyzes family size over the years, from 2000 to 2013, using statistical data from two major national surveys: the 2009 Population and Housing Census and the Population and Family Planning Survey from 2000 to 2013. In addition, the study utilizes other statistical data such as the Statistical Yearbook to analyze the issue. This is also one of the differences between this study and other research on current family size.

The study "Family Size in the Current Urbanization Process of Kon Tum" shows that urbanization, with its fundamental characteristics, has influenced family size in Kon Tum over the years. This is clearly demonstrated through an analysis of the differences in family size between urban and rural areas. Urban areas, with their distinct characteristics of urbanization, have significantly impacted family size, evidenced by the fact that family sizes in urban areas of Kon Tum have shrunk more rapidly and are smaller compared to rural areas. Modern family structures are more prevalent and occupy a higher proportion, gradually replacing traditional family structures. Meanwhile, in rural areas, with their unique economic, cultural, and social characteristics, family size, although undergoing significant changes from 2000 to 2013, has been slower and less pronounced than in urban areas.

Family size in Kon Tum is analyzed from two research perspectives: firstly, studying family size through large-scale studies and national censuses such as the Population and Housing Census (2009), and surveys on population changes and family planning (2000-2013)...; secondly, the study also uses the results of a study with a small sample size to analyze and compare the methods and results of the survey. This shows that, due to differences in the selection of research subjects and sampling methods, the data on family size in Kon Tum in general and the Central Highlands in particular differ between these two research perspectives. This is also the reality that the study aims to analyze in order to clearly summarize the current situation of family size in Kon Tum. Specifically, as follows:

Firstly, family size in Kon Tum has generally decreased over the years, both in terms of the proportion of people per household, the average number of people per household, and the types of families. In both urban and rural areas, family size changed between 2000 and 2013 in the following direction: smaller number of household members, and a higher proportion of modern families and single-person households in the province; this means that the proportion of traditional, multi-generational families is gradually decreasing.

Secondly, family sizes in urban areas are smaller than in rural areas, while the population proportions are not significantly different. This indicates that the gap between the population growth rate and the household growth rate is widening in urban areas compared to rural areas.

This family-scale study, instead of using survey data, utilizes readily available data. Through information processing and problem analysis skills, a system of data collected over a long period has been developed, resulting in the most in-depth analysis of family size and clearly demonstrating changes in family size in Kon Tum when approached from multiple perspectives. This reveals the transformations in family size and the impact of urbanization on these changes.

Furthermore, the study delved deeper into the aspects of urbanization correlated with family size to better understand the impact of urbanization on family size. Simultaneously, the study utilized population analysis and forecasting methods, along with research results collected over a long period on family size, to provide predictions about population changes and changes in family size in Kon Tum over the next few years.

Thus, the study of family size in Kon Tum has provided us with the most comprehensive and in-depth understanding of family size and its transformation from the perspective of urbanization research and Anthony Giddens' structuralism theory. Family size is influenced by many factors, but urbanization is one of the strongest influencing factors over the years, especially in urban areas.

11. Practical Applications: This study analyzes and describes family size and its changes in Kon Tum; it also points out the aspects of urbanization impacting the current changes in family size in Kon Tum. Furthermore, the study will provide a clear and comprehensive system of data on family size over the years, utilizing a large sample of statistical data and rigorously monitored for reliability. This data can be used in various specialized and interdisciplinary analyses related to household size in the Central Highlands region in general and Kon Tum province in particular.

      INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS

1. Full name: Bui Thi Huong 2. Sex: Female

3. Date of birth: February 3, 1989 4. Place of birth: ................................................................ Phu Tho

5. Admission decision number: 1936/2011QD-XHNV-SDH Dated October 10, 2011

6. Changes in academic process: None

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7. Official thesis title: Family size in Urbanization process in Kon Tum now

8. Major: Sociology 9. Code: 60 31 03 01

9. Supervisors: Associate Professor. Dr. Hoang Ba Thinh, Faculty of Sociology, University of Social Sciences and Humanities

10. Summary of the findings of the thesis:

Thread“Family size in Urbanization process in Kon Tum now” has described the family scale in Kon Tum nowadays in the most obvious way. Through analyzing the correlation between the scale in Central highlands in general and in central highland's Province in particular, the topic also revealed the difference about the family scale in Central highlands. At the same time, to assess the alteration of family scale in Kon Tum, the thread has been going deeply into analyzing the family scale in Kon Tum through a few years from 2000 to 2013, through the statistics of two large surveys of the country. of Population and Housing Survey 2009, and population dynamics investigation dynamics and family planning from the years 2000 to 2013. In addition, the thread also uses other statistics Statistical Yearbook to analyze problems.

Research "family size in the process of urbanization in Kon Tum now" shows that the process of urbanization with its basic characteristics that affects family size in Kon Tum through the years. Through analyzing the differences in family size in urban and rural areas, it has been made clearer. Urban areas with obvious characteristics of the process of urbanization has affected the family size with the evidence is: family size in Kon Tum in the metropolitan area is reduced faster and the family size is smaller than in rural. Family morphology appears more modernly and takes higher proportion, gradually replacing traditional forms of family. Meanwhile, rural areas with economic, cultural, social specifications and rural areas; family size despite changes from 2000 to 2013 but slow and not sharp as in urban areas. Family size in Kon Tum is analyzed from two perspectives studies: first, study family size through large studies; the census of the country, such as the Census of Population and Housing (2009), the Census population dynamics and family planning (2000-2013) ...; Second, the researchers also used the results of a study with a large sample size not to analyze and compare the implementation and the survey results. From there, we can see that due to differences in the method of selecting the object of study, the sampling method that family size data in Kon Tum in general and in particular in the Highlands two aspects of this research differences. This is also a fact that the research wants to generalize the situation in the most clear way about family size in Kon Tum now. specific:

First: Family size in Kon Tum in general looks smaller over the years both in terms of the proportion of households, the average number of people per household and family type. In both urban and rural, family size will change in the years 2000 to 2013 following the instructions: small number of members of a household, the type of the modern family and single family (one member) increasingly takes higher proportion of households in the province. Second, family size in urban areas are much smaller than in rural areas, while the proportion of the population is not separated much. This shows that the gap between population growth and growth rate of households in urban areas are increasingly wider in rural areas.

Family scale study does not use data survey method but the existing data, through information processing skills and analysis problems to provide a data system for a long time the subject has made the most profound analysis on family size and specify change in family size in Kon Tum while approaching in many different dimensions .Then see the change of family size and the impact of urbanization on this change. In addition, the thread analyzes deeper on many aspects of urbanization correlated with family size to see more clearly the impact of urbanization on family size. At the same time subjects, uses the method of analysis and population predictions along with the results obtained in a long time on family size to make predictions about population dynamics as well as changes in family size in Kon Tum in the next few years. Thus, the study of family size in Kon Tum has provided us with a most broad, deepest understanding on family size and family size change under the approach of urban studies and the theory of chemical structure of Anthony Giddens. Family size with the impact of many factors, but urbanization is one of the factors that affects the most on the family size in recent years, especially in urban areas.

11. Practical applicability: The thread analyzes and describes family size and the variability of family size in Kon Tum; at the same time subjects, shown aspects of urbanization affecting variation in family size Kon Tum in this porch. At the same time, the subject will also be a documentation system being used in an obvious way, most comprehensive about family size in recent years through the power of statistics with a large sample, and there is close supervision about the reliability of information, use of more specialized and interdisciplinary issues related to household size Central Highlands province of Kon Tum in general and in particular.

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