Second Home Studies in Iran: A Systematic Review of the Structural and Content Status of Scientific-research Articles and Future Directions

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Ghorbanpour Maryam; Kheyroddin Reza; Daneshpour Seyed Abdolhadi

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Journal: JOURNAL OF RURAL RESEARCH Year:2024 | Volume:15 | Issue:1 Page(s): 72-93

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Second Home Studies in Iran: A Systematic Review of the Structural and Content Status of Scientific-research Articles and Future Directions

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Ghorbanpour Maryam | Kheyroddin Reza | Daneshpour Seyed Abdolhadi | Issue Writer Certificate

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Systematic reviewQ4

Second HomesQ4

Content analysisQ4

IranQ4

documentary analysisQ4

Abstract

Today, second home ownership has become an everyday lifestyle in most parts of the world, after more than two decades of research records in Iran and the dispersal of thematic literature or second home studies. This research aims to review and analyze scientific research articles in the second home field in Iran in the structural and content framework to evaluate the internal scientific status compared to international literature, reveal research gaps, and identify priorities for future study. For this purpose, 87 internal articles were identified by Systematic review and categorized by Content analysis and MAXQDA software. To compare internal studies with global knowledge, 154 international articles were analyzed using the word co-occurrence technique in VOSviewer software. The results show that internal studies lack an interdisciplinary approach. Thematic classification of the studies shows that researchers pay more attention to the description of the reproduced space at the level of objectivity, the dominance of the result-oriented attitude, and less attention to the causal-explanatory level. Evaluating the studies' methodologies reveals positivist dominance in the internal literature. Similar to internal knowledge, international studies emphasize the consequence-oriented approach and, unlike internal studies, focus more on the qualitative approach and subjective perception of stakeholders. Future research requires expanding the geographical scope and paying attention to the scale of the city and suburbs, producing knowledge with an interdisciplinary approach, focusing more on qualitative and mixed methods, explaining causal forces by considering all stakeholders, and in-depth and multi-level studies. The research outputs can be helpful for researchers and policymakers because they present the current state of knowledge and propose research perspectives.

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