جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "غیربومیان" در نشریات گروه "علوم انسانی"

The culture of political participation is the cornerstone of having a dynamic and politically stable society. In societies with an acceptable political participation culture, decision-making will lead to the growth of the society. In this study, an attempt was made to determine the political culture of participation of natives and non-natives of Khuzestan province and the factors affecting it in the first half of 1402. The data collection method was done by survey method to investigate the political participatory culture, through standard questionnaires. In this method, the information and opinions of the citizens of Khuzestan province were collected randomly and through standard questions and analyzed through spss software. The findings of the research showed that being native or not has no effect on people's political participation, which itself shows the effect of other variables such as; Political culture has cultural and especially economic factors on people's political participation. In this regard, the variable effect of people's political attitude on the economic variable was significantly prominent. The results of the study showed that there is no significant difference between natives and non-natives living in Khuzestan province in terms of the culture of political participation as a dependent variable. Also, ethnicity and nativeness in Khuzestan province do not have an obvious effect on the culture of political participation and other variables such as; The variable of intention and political attitude affects the culture of political participation.

Today, migration as a multi-dimensional phenomenon has attracted the attention of cultural and social researchers. Migration affects families and intergenerational relationships. Additionally, changes in political and social structures are among the consequences of migration. The migration process influences many social and economic trends in society. Therefore, the present research was a quantitative research and data collection method was survey. The research sample included 384 individuals. It has used Barry and Giddens's theories to show how close the immigrants are to each of the patterns of similarity, separation-choice, and integration from the hosts' perspective. The findings indicated that a stronger sense of belonging to the environment, adherence to native culture, religious and moral values, and typical behavioral tendencies among migrants lead to a more positive attitude towards the migration of non-native individuals. As the incidence of crime committed by immigrants' decreases, a more favorable attitude towards the immigration of non-native individuals tends to emerge. Additionally, the more appropriate the behavior of immigrants towards nature and the environment, the more positive the attitude towards non-native immigration becomes. Factors such as a sense of belonging to the environment, adherence to local culture, commitment to religious and moral values, crime incidence, behavioral tendencies, and respectful treatment of nature and the environment all influence attitudes towards non-native immigration.