IDENTIFYING THE MOST IMPORTANT IMPACTS OF INDIVIDUAL IMMIGRATION OF MALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS ON RURAL WOMEN: (CASE STUDY: MASHHAD COUNTY)

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VATANKHAH NOGHANI ATENA; GHASEMI MARYAM; JAVAN JAFAR

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Journal: JOURNAL OF RURAL RESEARCH Year:2018 | Volume:9 | Issue:1 Page(s): 58-59

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IDENTIFYING THE MOST IMPORTANT IMPACTS OF INDIVIDUAL IMMIGRATION OF MALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS ON RURAL WOMEN: (CASE STUDY: MASHHAD COUNTY)

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VATANKHAH NOGHANI ATENA | GHASEMI MARYAM | JAVAN JAFAR | Issue Writer Certificate

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INDIVIDUAL MIGRATIONQ1

MALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDSQ1

RURAL WOMENQ2

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTSQ1

MASHHAD COUNTYQ2

Abstract

There is definite or seasonal migration of men individually like other third-world countries in Iran as well as the migration of rural households to the city. The present study seeks to identify the most important POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS of gender migration of male heads of households from rural areas. The research method is descriptive-analytic, and it is applied-development research. The sample size included 289 women in 22 villages with low sex ratio in MASHHAD COUNTY. The POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS of individual male immigration on RURAL WOMEN were investigated using 30 variables using exploratory factor analysis. The most important positive effects of the men›s migration were five factors with 68.38 percent of the variance: increased women›s decision-making power in the family by 21.2%, increased women›s financial independence by 16.2%, increased psychological empowerment by 13.4%, willingness to make income-generating activities with 9% and increasing participation in the economic and social spheres is explained by 8.5% of variance. Furthermore, the most important negative effects of male immigration were the following five factors, with 63.17% of the variance, respectively: breaking the gender division of labor in the family by 19.2%, increasing the dependence of women to others by 13%, reducing the chance of marriage and fertility by 12.5%, problems in managing family affairs with 10% and the entry of minors and elderly people into economic activities with 8.5% of the variance.

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VATANKHAH NOGHANI, ATENA, GHASEMI, MARYAM, & JAVAN, JAFAR. (2018). IDENTIFYING THE MOST IMPORTANT IMPACTS OF INDIVIDUAL IMMIGRATION OF MALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS ON RURAL WOMEN: (CASE STUDY: MASHHAD COUNTY). JOURNAL OF RURAL RESEARCH, 9(1 ), 58-59. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/363026/en

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VATANKHAH NOGHANI ATENA, GHASEMI MARYAM, JAVAN JAFAR. IDENTIFYING THE MOST IMPORTANT IMPACTS OF INDIVIDUAL IMMIGRATION OF MALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS ON RURAL WOMEN: (CASE STUDY: MASHHAD COUNTY). JOURNAL OF RURAL RESEARCH[Internet]. 2018;9(1 ):58-59. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/363026/en

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ATENA VATANKHAH NOGHANI, MARYAM GHASEMI, and JAFAR JAVAN, “IDENTIFYING THE MOST IMPORTANT IMPACTS OF INDIVIDUAL IMMIGRATION OF MALE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS ON RURAL WOMEN: (CASE STUDY: MASHHAD COUNTY),” JOURNAL OF RURAL RESEARCH, vol. 9, no. 1 , pp. 58–59, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/363026/en

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