An Analysis on the Role of Borderline Markets in Rural Areas Livability (Case Study: Khawmirabad and Dezli Districts in the West of Kurdistan Province)

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MOHAMMADI SAADI; Houshangi Hayman

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Journal: GEOGRAPHY AND TERRITORIAL SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT Year:2018 | Volume:8 | Issue:28 Page(s): 69-90

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An Analysis on the Role of Borderline Markets in Rural Areas Livability (Case Study: Khawmirabad and Dezli Districts in the West of Kurdistan Province)

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MOHAMMADI SAADI | Houshangi Hayman | Issue Writer Certificate

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LivabilityQ1

Borderline MarketQ1

Dezli and Khavemyrabad Districts ruralQ1

Abstract

Achieving survivability and improving the quality of life in rural areas depends on the implementation of development programs that focus on indigenous and environmental abilities to turn rural environments into an attractive and desirable environment for the sake of rural excellence. the present study examines the effects of creating Borderline Markets as economic entities established to exploit the potential of trade in borderline regions on improving the level of Livability potentials of rural border areas of Khavemyrabad and Dezli districts. This descriptive-analytic study compares the situation of Livability of rural areas in two periods before and after the establishment of Borderline Markets. By collecting information from documentary and field documents based on interviews, observing and distributing questionnaires among 260 households in sample rural villages and the analysis of these data by inferential statistics (T-test, path analysis, Friedman reticulation, independent t-test), concluded that the established Borderline Markets have improved the level of Livability of the studied villages. In addition, among the quadruple dimensions of Livability (economic, social, physical and environmental), the economic dimension has had the greatest impact on increasing the Livability space of the villages. Also, the index of improving the status of rural housing, the value of rural lands and increasing rural incomes along with the physical dimension of rural livelihoods, have the most impact and improve the situation, following the establishment of Borderline Markets and local people's activities.

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MOHAMMADI, SAADI, & Houshangi, Hayman. (2018). An Analysis on the Role of Borderline Markets in Rural Areas Livability (Case Study: Khawmirabad and Dezli Districts in the West of Kurdistan Province). GEOGRAPHY AND TERRITORIAL SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT, 8(28 ), 69-90. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/236600/en

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MOHAMMADI SAADI, Houshangi Hayman. An Analysis on the Role of Borderline Markets in Rural Areas Livability (Case Study: Khawmirabad and Dezli Districts in the West of Kurdistan Province). GEOGRAPHY AND TERRITORIAL SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT[Internet]. 2018;8(28 ):69-90. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/236600/en

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SAADI MOHAMMADI, and Hayman Houshangi, “An Analysis on the Role of Borderline Markets in Rural Areas Livability (Case Study: Khawmirabad and Dezli Districts in the West of Kurdistan Province),” GEOGRAPHY AND TERRITORIAL SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT, vol. 8, no. 28 , pp. 69–90, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/236600/en

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