Examining Effective Factors on Women's security in the Worn-out Texture of Tarasht Neighborhood

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Beiki Parisa; RAJABI AZITA; SAJADI JILA

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Journal: Journal of Sustainable City Year:2019 | Volume:2 | Issue:3 Page(s): 1-17

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Examining Effective Factors on Women's security in the Worn-out Texture of Tarasht Neighborhood

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Beiki Parisa | RAJABI AZITA | SAJADI JILA | Issue Writer Certificate

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Women's Security

Worn-out Texture of Urban Neighborhood

Tarasht Neighborhood

exploratory factor analysis

Smart PLS

Abstract

Nowadays, one of the intense problems of the city, which is strongly emphasized, is the urban Worn-out texture. Urban sustainability depends on the transformation and gradual change of the city's life in various dimensions and towards adaptation to the spatial needs of the times, and the failure to achieve this adaptation will at least weaken the urban texture. One of the serious problems of urban exhausted tissues is the increase of urban crime in these tissues. Women account for half of the population and are considered as the most important and influential social groups, which play a key role in the family and the upbringing of the next generation. One of the factors preventing the effective and active participation of women is security, especially in worn-out tissues. Therefore, it is necessary to be addressed the issues of women as social and human capital. The present study primarily seeks to explore the main factors affecting the security of women in urban texture and then analyze the impact, especially impact of the factors on the security of women in the worn-out tissues of Tarasht district, one by one. In order to discover the main factors, exploratory factor analysis and then to find out about the significance and effect of each of the discovered factors, Smart PLS software was used. Finally, it was concluded that the physical, supervisory and social factors have the most effect on the security of women in the worn-out texture of the Tarasht district. The point that is found in the findings is the placement of the supervisory factor in the second place and higher than social factor in terms of impact that indicate the importance of this factor among women.

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Beiki, Parisa, RAJABI, AZITA, & SAJADI, JILA. (2019). Examining Effective Factors on Women's security in the Worn-out Texture of Tarasht Neighborhood. JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE CITY, 2(3 ), 1-17. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/358430/en

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Beiki Parisa, RAJABI AZITA, SAJADI JILA. Examining Effective Factors on Women's security in the Worn-out Texture of Tarasht Neighborhood. JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE CITY[Internet]. 2019;2(3 ):1-17. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/358430/en

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Parisa Beiki, AZITA RAJABI, and JILA SAJADI, “Examining Effective Factors on Women's security in the Worn-out Texture of Tarasht Neighborhood,” JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE CITY, vol. 2, no. 3 , pp. 1–17, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/358430/en

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