Istraživanje u sklopu projekta „Raspored naseljenosti i kretanje srpskog stanovništva u Hrvatskoj (1880 – 2011)” pokazalo je da su sve do 1991. godine dvije najbrojnije etničke skupine – Hrvati i Srbi – na prostoru Dalmatinskog zaleđa živjele u zadovoljavajućem suživotu. Prema popisu iz 2011. godine, ukupno stanovništvo smanjilo se za 78.401 stanovnika, od čega je srpskog stanovništva 60.218 ili 82,10% manje u odnosu na 1991.
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Istraživanje u sklopu projekta „Raspored naseljenosti i kretanje srpskog stanovništva u Hrvatskoj (1880 – 2011)” pokazalo je da je sve do 1991. godine udio hrvatskog i srpskog stanovništva u ukupnom stanovništvu Banije bio relativno uravnotežen. Taj odnos je 1991. godine bio 48,82% naspram 41,24% u korist hrvatskog etnikuma, da bi 2011. godine taj odnos iznosio 80,18% naspram 14,28% opet u korist hrvatskog etnikuma
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