جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "saveh" در نشریات گروه "جغرافیا"

Violent crimes have fatal effects on the social life of society and incur irreparable costs. Compared to other crimes, these types of crimes have more destructive and severe consequences and challenge social order and cohesion more strongly. Various economic and social factors are effective in the occurrence of such crimes. The purpose of this article is to study the impact of these factors on the occurrence of violent crimes in Central Province in the last ten years. In this research, we have used a quantitative method (with a secondary analysis approach). The statistical population of this research includes economic and social data and data of some violent crimes in the two cities of Arak and Saveh, and the whole number sampling method was used to collect data. Dynamic panel data model and ordinary least squares method are used to estimate the effect of socio-economic factors on violent crimes in Central Province, during the period of 2012 to 2014. The research results indicate that the increase in unemployment rate, consumer price index, Gini coefficient and population has a positive and significant (direct) impact on violent crimes in Central Province. Meanwhile, increasing education has a (direct) negative and significant impact on violent crimes in Central Province.

The purpose of this study is to investigate the feasibility and realization of agricultural tourism development in Saveh city. The current type of research is applied in terms of purpose and nature, employing a survey based on field studies (questionnaire). The statistical population of this research includes 18 university managers and experts in the field of tourism and urban planning, who were selected using purposive sampling. For scientific analysis, the combined model of SWOT strategic analysis and the Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM) has been used. The results obtained from the evaluation matrix show that internal factors (strengths and weaknesses) and external factors (opportunities and threats) were assessed. According to the scoring of the items in the research, the total score of internal factors is 2.28 (strengths 1.13 and weaknesses 1.15) and external factors 3.2 (opportunities 0.993 and threats 2.2). Therefore, the best strategy for realizing the agricultural tourism model in the study area is the WO strategy, which involves leveraging strengths to exploit opportunities and mitigate weaknesses. Among the developed strategies, the competitive-aggressive (WO) strategy scored the highest (6.82) and is the most attractive among the research strategies. The output of the strategic planning model emphasizes leveraging the region's proximity and access to population centers, geological features of the area, and strengthening related programs as high priority actions.

Generally organizing and settling of tribes is mainly done with the aim of development, rubbing off deprivation and better services to the underserved population and also securing this society. In Iran this strategy has been implemented during the last years in the tribal areas. Therefore, the evaluation of its effects and consequences, especially the security effects on tribal communities is very important. Therefore in this paper, the possibility of development and improvement the lives of tribes in Iran have been studied in both migration and settlement in the form of a coherent conceptual framework. The main purpose of this study is evaluating the effects of implementing the settlements plan Kalehkoohi tribes in Saveh city. Required data have been collected by field method using a questionnaire (designed by the researcher) and depth interviews with heads of households and also by a library/ documents method. The statistical population of research consists of 89 families that for all of them with methods of counting all the questionnaires have been completed by the researcher. The results indicate that Organization and settlement plan of Kalekoohi tribes in Saveh, it has caused to some extent security of job and economic in the case of career changes, cultural and social insecurity and vulnerability in the case of cultural changes, health and food security by access to facilities, satisfaction with the quality of life, increased human and financial security and also improvement the use of food and changes in patterns of consumer durable goods.