Designing a conceptual model of security in the field of theft (Case study: North Khorasan Province)

In this research, a conceptual model of security in the field of theft has been designed. The present study is a qualitative research of the type of fundamental studies that has been done using content analysis technique. The tools and methods of data and information collection in this study were in two ways. In the library section, the filing tool and in the field section, exploratory interviews with experts were used. The data obtained from the interview were analyzed using coding technique by observing the steps of open, axial and selective coding. The statistical population of this study includes 48 experts and related law enforcements and social experts. The sampling method of this study is non-probability purposeful. Data collection continued with analysis until the researchers reached theoretical saturation. Based on the research findings, two main categories of security, including: real security and the feeling of security, were identified. Real security includes sub-categories: objective, social, macro, external, economic, internal, national, strict nature, disciplinary, judicial, military, Negative, environmental, moral and physical as well as a sense of security including subcategories: mental, personal, fear, psychological, internal, wisdom, insecurity, cultural, cyber, soft, positive and political nature were obtained. In the results of the research, the dimensions and components of security in the field of theft were identified in two main dimensions of real security including three components: (financial, life and prestige) and the feeling of security including two components: (feeling of fear and insecurity). Security was designed in the area of ​​theft.