URBAN-REGIONAL STUDIES AND RESEARCH (UNIVERSITY OF ISFAHAN)
Year:2012 | Volume:3 | Issue:12|Papers Count:7

1-IntroductionThis paper attempts to discover the differences existing among case study areas in terms of trip generation despite the varied physical attributes among them. The research hypotheses include: first, there is a significant difference in trip generation per capita (interzonal and intra-zonal trips) among the case study areas. Secondly, there is a linear correlation between land use diversity and trip generation.

1-IntroductionCities are usually associated with economic growth and development, because the consequences of social inequality, poverty, rising crime and corruption, environmental crises, inequality and class differences, lack of social security, early childhood and maternal mortality, poor housing and homelness, informal settlements, ete... can be noted in this format. Income countries and international financial institutions. Decreasing poverty is a global concern, and in fact one of the maingoals of low-Poverty comes from the mechanisms governing the complex urban system, these mechanisms instead of reduce inequalities in Third World countries, have intensified it.

1-IntroductionDuring the past two decades, municipal solid waste (MSW) management has become one of the major concerns. In municipal solid waste management, different ways of disposal exists. Hence, collection and proper disposal of waste in order to reduce health risks and damage to flora and fauna and the environment is very important. Although buriae is the best and most common method for disposal of solid wastes. But lack or loss of traditional waste disposal sites, environmental control monitoring solid waste disposal, increase of its size and weight, especially in industrialized countries and major cities, have a significant contribution in increasing services and disposal costs.

1. IntroductionDuring recent decades, changes in rural women's participation in Iran have witnessed some ups and downs, and it is believed that individual characteristics of rural women play an important role in their participating or not participating in the rural development process. In this paper, it is tried to analyze the relationship between the individual characteristics of rural women and their effects on rural women’s participation in rural communities.

1- IntroductionBased on center-periphery development model, South East region of Iran is one of the areas that is located peripheral and has been far away from development process. In this regard for the homogeneous development of Iran as well as taking advantage of Iran's strategic location "East Corridor Development Plan" were presented for the first time in 1988.

1- IntroductionFamilies' movement from one neighborhood to others neighborhood inside the cities brings up obvious consequences on the formation and changing social domain inside the cities and generally on the socialspatial structure of the cities. In this regard, the entrance of settlers into the city, primary habitation and their movement in the later stages, affects the rate and direction of movements inside the cities to a great extent. Concerning the Iranian cities which are on the one hand still encountered with the wave of immigration from rural areas to urban areas and on the other hand, social-economic changes and lifestyles have made changes in the physical structure and residential patterns, studying why and how residential mobility happens is of particular importance, for accessing the rule of law governing them.

1-IntroductionMarginalization or as today interpretation informal settlement is the outcome of rapid urbanization and transition to socio-economic paradigm of industrialization while urbanization is the prominent spatial form and parallel with socio-economical aspect of this paradigm. In the past decades from the beginning of information society this phenomenon is so developed as if there is a commitment to its eternity and reproduction.