RESIDENTS' ACCESS LEVEL TO MUNICIPAL SERVICES AND THEIR SENSE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE (CASE OF STUDY: CITY OF KERMAN, IRAN)

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GAROUSI SAIDEH; SHAMSALDINI MOTLAGH MOHAMAD HASSAN

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Journal: URBAN STUDIES Year:2014 | Volume:3 | Issue:9 Page(s): 41-66

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RESIDENTS' ACCESS LEVEL TO MUNICIPAL SERVICES AND THEIR SENSE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE (CASE OF STUDY: CITY OF KERMAN, IRAN)

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GAROUSI SAIDEH | SHAMSALDINI MOTLAGH MOHAMAD HASSAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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SOCIAL JUSTICEQ2

DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICEQ2

PROCEDURAL JUSTICEQ2

MUNICIPAL SERVICESQ2

Abstract

Municipal services planning cannot be successful unless it takes into account the issues of SOCIAL JUSTICE based on all residents' having access to city services. In fact, injustice is a type of inequality which is not generally beneficial. The research draws on Western et al.'s viewpoint that, SOCIAL JUSTICE, conceptually and in terms of empirical research, concentrates on "procedural" and "distributive" Justice. This descriptive-explanatory research is performed using the survey method. It aims to study the association of residents' access level to MUNICIPAL SERVICES with their sense of SOCIAL JUSTICE. The research population included all Kermani residents 18-year-old and above, of which a statistical sample of 384 members was selected using Cochran's formula and a multi-level clustering sampling method. This research collected the data using a questionnaire. The results indicated that there was a significant negative association between education and sense of SOCIAL JUSTICE. In fact, the more educated the people, the less their sense SOCIAL JUSTICE (r= 0.13, sig= 0.02). There was also a significant relationship between social and DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE indices, and no significant relationship existed between social and PROCEDURAL JUSTICE. Gender and age also had no significant relationship with various dimensions of SOCIAL JUSTICE. A significant relationship of 0.001 existed between SOCIAL JUSTICE and degree of accessibility to urban services. Overall, the regression analysis results indicated that the access level to MUNICIPAL SERVICES explains 35% of the variation of sense of SOCIAL JUSTICE.

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GAROUSI, SAIDEH, & SHAMSALDINI MOTLAGH, MOHAMAD HASSAN. (2014). RESIDENTS' ACCESS LEVEL TO MUNICIPAL SERVICES AND THEIR SENSE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE (CASE OF STUDY: CITY OF KERMAN, IRAN). URBAN STUDIES, 3(9), 41-66. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/210344/en

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GAROUSI SAIDEH, SHAMSALDINI MOTLAGH MOHAMAD HASSAN. RESIDENTS' ACCESS LEVEL TO MUNICIPAL SERVICES AND THEIR SENSE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE (CASE OF STUDY: CITY OF KERMAN, IRAN). URBAN STUDIES[Internet]. 2014;3(9):41-66. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/210344/en

IEEE: Copy

SAIDEH GAROUSI, and MOHAMAD HASSAN SHAMSALDINI MOTLAGH, “RESIDENTS' ACCESS LEVEL TO MUNICIPAL SERVICES AND THEIR SENSE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE (CASE OF STUDY: CITY OF KERMAN, IRAN),” URBAN STUDIES, vol. 3, no. 9, pp. 41–66, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/210344/en

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