The study of the impact of tribal demands on public security in Kurdistan province

The purpose of this research is to determine the demands of the population (four cultural, social, political and economic) and how much it affects the general security of Kurdistan province. This research is descriptive-analytic of survey type. The method of collecting field information and its tool is researcher questionnaire. Validity of the questionnaire through its logical and reliability method was obtained using Cronbach's alpha coefficient (coefficient of 0.86). The statistical population includes all employees of the Pava unit, awareness, drug and fatae of the province with a status of (15) and with a record of service (10) years, which were related to the missions involved in providing security to the Kurdistan province, as an example of the statistical society. (190) persons were selected and according to Morgan table (127), they were selected by proportional stratified sampling. All four hypotheses that were established between public security and demands (cultural, social, political, and economic) were accepted. Regression analysis (with a beta of 781/0) and final model of research showed that political demands, then economic demands with (0.924) and (0.920), the highest coefficient in path analysis, cultural demands with coefficient (891 / 0) and route analysis (0.039) were of the least importance