EFFECTIVE FACTORS IN SOCIAL SECURITY FEELING OF WOMEN IN URBAN PUBLIC PLACES (CASE STUDY: TABRIZ ELGOLI PARK)

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GOLI ALI; GHASEMZADEH BEHNAM; FAT HE BAGHAEI ATEFEH; RAMAZAN MOQADAM YASAMAN

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Journal: WOMEN'S STRATEGIC STUDIES (KETABE ZANAN) Year:2015 | Volume:18 | Issue:69 Page(s): 97-136

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EFFECTIVE FACTORS IN SOCIAL SECURITY FEELING OF WOMEN IN URBAN PUBLIC PLACES (CASE STUDY: TABRIZ ELGOLI PARK)

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GOLI ALI | GHASEMZADEH BEHNAM | FAT HE BAGHAEI ATEFEH | RAMAZAN MOQADAM YASAMAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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SOCIAL SECURITYQ2

URBAN PLACEQ2

PUBLIC PLACEQ2

CITIZEN CONTRIBUTIONQ2

Abstract

Nowadays, security has been among the basic needs of human gatherings and in urban planning the issue of women's security in URBAN PLACEs is considerably taken into consideration. The present study aimed at investigating women's security feeling and its related factors at Elgoli Park by interviewing 277 women older than 15 years old. The results revealed that the factors of atmosphere form, misleading environmental information, lighting, environmental pollution, access degree to public transportation services, quality of activities, use of the land around the park, and social factors of users such as age, occupation, and education are correlated with the security feeling of the women. Furthermore, the factor of lighting had the highest impact and the factors of activities and use of land had the lowest impact on the women's security feeling. Additionally, there was a significant relationship with 99 percent confidence correlation between the security feeling of women and factors of atmosphere form, misleading environmental information, lighting, environmental pollution, access to public transportation services, quality of activities, and the use of land around the park. Changing the plan of residential, commercial, and PUBLIC PLACEs and creating environments to prevent crimes require management, planning, and manipulating the environment to reach a smart system. This, in turn, requires urban managers and planners to try to create suitable places that make it possible for all social groups to attend and consequently to create a safe city.

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GOLI, ALI, GHASEMZADEH, BEHNAM, FAT HE BAGHAEI, ATEFEH, & RAMAZAN MOQADAM, YASAMAN. (2015). EFFECTIVE FACTORS IN SOCIAL SECURITY FEELING OF WOMEN IN URBAN PUBLIC PLACES (CASE STUDY: TABRIZ ELGOLI PARK). WOMEN'S STRATEGIC STUDIES (KETABE ZANAN), 18(69), 97-136. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/93990/en

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GOLI ALI, GHASEMZADEH BEHNAM, FAT HE BAGHAEI ATEFEH, RAMAZAN MOQADAM YASAMAN. EFFECTIVE FACTORS IN SOCIAL SECURITY FEELING OF WOMEN IN URBAN PUBLIC PLACES (CASE STUDY: TABRIZ ELGOLI PARK). WOMEN'S STRATEGIC STUDIES (KETABE ZANAN)[Internet]. 2015;18(69):97-136. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/93990/en

IEEE: Copy

ALI GOLI, BEHNAM GHASEMZADEH, ATEFEH FAT HE BAGHAEI, and YASAMAN RAMAZAN MOQADAM, “EFFECTIVE FACTORS IN SOCIAL SECURITY FEELING OF WOMEN IN URBAN PUBLIC PLACES (CASE STUDY: TABRIZ ELGOLI PARK),” WOMEN'S STRATEGIC STUDIES (KETABE ZANAN), vol. 18, no. 69, pp. 97–136, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/93990/en

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