Social Development & Welfare Planning

The emergence and expansion of the sharing economy through the use of information technology has fundamentally changed many economic-social aspects of today's life, especially traditional business models. According to some experts, this type of business has also provided a capacity to earn income for ... Read More

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۸۰/۵۰۰۰ Social Development Social Welfare Globalization Family abuse Job Satisfaction social participation

The role of government economic support in empowering informal settlements areas (Case study: Rasht city)

milad pourrajabi; Aliakbar Majdi

Volume 14, Issue 55 , July 2023, , Pages 263-300

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjsd.2022.64730.2273

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Today, the response to the growing needs of society, which is in search of facilities, facilities and quality of life is higher and higher. The outskirts of the city are one of the most important population settlements that most unproductive economic activities in these areas are based on a direct relationship ... Read More

Investigating the Existence of Nutrition-based Poverty Trap in Informal Settlements in Mashhad: Case study of Shahid Ghorbani District

sahar soltani; Mehdi Feizi; Seyed Mohammad Javad Razmi

Volume 12, Issue 47 , November 2021, , Pages 1-25

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjsd.2021.54825.2034

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Among the factors affecting labor productivity, the shortage in food intake can seriously affect productivity. The purpose of this study is to examine the Poverty Nutrition Trap, which is rooted in the theory of efficiency wage, highlighting the importance of malnutrition and poverty. This study's data ... Read More

A Study on Co-operative's Socio-Economic Potentials in Establishing Sustainable Development

Volume 2, Issue 8 , October 2011, , Pages 121-152

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This article would first present an explanation on the importance of co-operative organizations as social movement in the world today and then will pay enough attention to the sustainable development. Sustainable development generally can be seen as means of preservation of environment and natural ... Read More

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The construction of the Reality of Poverty for The Poor (A comparative study on women and men supported by the “Imam Ali’s population” charity)

Volume 2, Issue 7 , July 2011, , Pages 99-136

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The significance of poverty as a social problem is indicated by the fact that it has attracted a lot of attention among social scientists, in particular, and social thinkers in general. Sociology , has dealt with this social problem with different approaches and methods .This article is based on a qualitative ... Read More The significance of poverty as a social problem is indicated by the fact that it has attracted a lot of attention among social scientists, in particular, and social thinkers in general. Sociology , has dealt with this social problem with different approaches and methods .This article is based on a qualitative research, using in-depth interviews in order to find out how the poor people look at and conceive their daily life and their poverty . The main questions had the following themes: definition of poverty by the poor, reasons of their poverty in their view, process of their impoverishment, ways of adapting to situation of poverty, transference of poverty, ways they use to get rid of poverty, their social depravation, and their expectations from the society . While the poor who were studied were divided into two equal groups of men and women, the findings can be best compared between these two groups. The differences and similarities between women and men’s conception of poverty was one of the main questions of this research. The interviews which were conducted with the constructionist approach of Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann towards reality had the following findings: The poor define poverty as a hard life. The reason of their poverty is conceived as a combination of God’s will and other objective factors. They have reached their present situation of poverty through a process which had one of the three incidents of illness, addiction and bankruptcy at its beginning. Their actions , in the face of their poverty , involved a variety of adaptive ways which were studied in relation to housing , medical care , pastime , and their children’s expectations . Social depravation among others is the most outstanding consequence of poverty which causes the socialization of the children of the poor being directed towards ways of liberating them from poverty. Considering these findings, the construction of the reality of poverty including the ‘life story’ and the ‘interpretation of the world around us’ was obtained.

The Effects of Globalization on Social Development with Emphasis on Social Circumstances of Iran

Volume 1, Issue 3 , July 2010, , Pages 179-202

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Globalization is a complex phenomenon which has numerous effects on society. As a multidimensional phenomenon, globalization has in social, political, economic, armed and technological effects on society. So predictably Globalization has different meanings. On the one hand it is respected as a factor ... Read More

Conceptual and Theoretical Rotation From Poverty Towards Social Exclusion

Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 2010, , Pages 35-66

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This article explores experienced theoretical rotation of the concept of poverty towards the construct of social exclusion structure, by usage of historical and documentary methods. Replacing social exclusion instead of poverty is based on the argument that the concept of social exclusion is a dynamic ... Read More

Human Agency and Poverty Studying relation between poverty and effective individual action in Marginal population in TABRIZ

Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 2010, , Pages 67-92

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This research tries to investigate relation between beliefs, values and life styles of people who live in marginal settlements of TABRIZ with the level of economic poverty. In fact the basic idea of this study is personal choice and responsibility in relation with poverty which is measured by essential ... Read More

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