Analyzing the Spatial Inequalities of Urban Services Distribution from the Spatial Justice Perspective (A Case study of Qarchak City)

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ABDI ALI; RAHMANI BIZHAN; TAJ SHOHREH

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Journal: GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL OF TOURISM SPACE Year:2020 | Volume:9 | Issue:33 Page(s): 69-88

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Analyzing the Spatial Inequalities of Urban Services Distribution from the Spatial Justice Perspective (A Case study of Qarchak City)

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ABDI ALI | RAHMANI BIZHAN | TAJ SHOHREH | Issue Writer Certificate

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spatial justiceQ1

distributive justiceQ1

urban services distributionQ1

spatial inequalityQ1

Qarchak CityQ1

Abstract

spatial justice is one of the topics which has become especially important for planners and geographers in recent years. Since urban public services are the constructs of the physical, social, and spatial nature of the city, the unfairness in their distribution has an irreversible impact on the structure and nature of the city, as well as the class separation of the city neighborhoods which has created serious challenges for the city management. By examining the inequalities in the distribution of services and identifying the spatial pattern of injustice at the city level, one can find out which services are in a more inappropriate situation, and which inequalities are more concentrated in the urban areas through this urban management. By consciously acting on the spatial distribution of public services and social benefits, we can reduce the spatial inequality and improve living quality. As the population of Qarchak City is growing, the need for public utilities is increasing too. Therefore, the present study, using descriptive-analytical method, library documents and questionnaires investigated the status of services for the citizens and their distribution in rural areas in the area understudy. Research findings were analyzed using Moran test and Gini method as well as T-test and the results showed that the services and facilities in Qarchak City were not distributed fairly, and also the result of citizens' satisfaction test indicated the inadequate status of these services at Qarchak City level.

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ABDI, ALI, RAHMANI, BIZHAN, & TAJ, SHOHREH. (2020). Analyzing the Spatial Inequalities of Urban Services Distribution from the Spatial Justice Perspective (A Case study of Qarchak City). GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL OF TOURISM SPACE, 9(33 ), 69-88. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/214329/en

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ABDI ALI, RAHMANI BIZHAN, TAJ SHOHREH. Analyzing the Spatial Inequalities of Urban Services Distribution from the Spatial Justice Perspective (A Case study of Qarchak City). GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL OF TOURISM SPACE[Internet]. 2020;9(33 ):69-88. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/214329/en

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ALI ABDI, BIZHAN RAHMANI, and SHOHREH TAJ, “Analyzing the Spatial Inequalities of Urban Services Distribution from the Spatial Justice Perspective (A Case study of Qarchak City),” GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL OF TOURISM SPACE, vol. 9, no. 33 , pp. 69–88, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/214329/en

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