جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "structural violence" در نشریات گروه "علوم اجتماعی"

structural violence, is One type of violence, which refers to discrimination, systematic deprivation, and institutionalized prohibitions in society. Unlike physical violence, structural violence lies in the structures of a society and manifests itself in the unequal distribution of power, ownership of resources and opportunities. As a result of some social and psychological consequences at the community level, especially for women and girls. Due to the importance of the subject, the present article deals with the role of structural violence in reducing the mental health of women in Zahedan. Data were collected by survey, The statistical population is all citizens over 20 years of age in Zahedan. Using the Cochran's formula, a statistical sample of 384 people was obtained. The results of factor analysis obtained using PLS software indicate that the relationship between citizenship culture and the smart environment is significant.The value obtained in this test is equal to 0.578, which is a positive value.This basis rejected the null hypothesis of the research and the opposite hypothesis is confirmed.Also, all aspects of structural violence (gender inequality, patriarchal system, and lack of social facilities, lack of legal protection and lack of access to equal employment opportunities) are effective in reducing women’s mental health and each has a specific contribution .

The consequences of the Coronavirus outbreak are so widespread that many social scientists expect the formation of a different world with distinct features called the post-corona world. Such a statement shows the importance of the issue and the extent of its impacts on various aspects and areas of human life around the globe. Undoubtedly, such consequences will have long-term and severe effects on marginal and less-favored areas around the world, including Iran. This study aims to examine how the citizens of Sanandaj’s suburbs confront social problems with a focus on the strategies, facilities, and opportunities of the citizens in the particular case of the Coronavirus. The research was conducted using the grounded theory method. Required data were collected using interviews and was analyzed using Atlas T software. Following the coding process, which yields 56 codes and five key categories, the central category "chain of lack" was introduced as the output of how to deal with the Coronavirus and its surrounding components of Sanandaj’s suburban residents. According to the paradigm model, the term “chain of lack” originates from causal conditions such as social deprivation and social inequality, which can be described with the emergence of mediating factors such as lack of skills, knowledge, and support with underlying conditions such as recession, inflation, mistrust, frustration, depression and lack of access to cyberspace. In brief, marginalized people are victims of their own social and economic circumstances and are more likely to experience problems, indicating that the coronavirus, is not a "democratic" virus, contrary to common belief.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the status of structural violence in Sanandaj city and its consequences by using grounded theory method. The core category was systematic deprivation which implied a severe and absolute privation. The emerged theory showed that the mutual effect of structural violence and contextual conditions make individuals attempt to adapt, change conditions, or deviate while the community uses its own strategies to control the deviance. As a results, we see some different economic outcomes such as poverty, unemployment, and hardship and social outcomes like societal exclusion, committing a crime repeatedly, and vulnerability of family. Therefore, the interaction of structural violence and the agent intensifies the misery and deprivation of the individuals.