Mansuor Dayhuol; s a; Asghar Mirfardi
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Abstract The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between socioeconomic development and divorce in Iran during the years 1392-1396. The present research is quantitative-longitudinal and has been done by time series method. The research variables have been collected and reviewed during ...
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Abstract The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between socioeconomic development and divorce in Iran during the years 1392-1396. The present research is quantitative-longitudinal and has been done by time series method. The research variables have been collected and reviewed during the period 1360- 1392. The research is carried out at a macro level and therefore the studied community is the level of observation and analysis of the whole country. Theoretical framework, admission of divorce is the result of the evolution of value-added socio-economic development and Divorce rates are expected to increase as the country's level of development grows. The findings of the study indicate that along with the growth trend of development indicators during the period under study in the country, the amount of divorce has also increased significantly. The level of literacy and employment in the industrial sector in the short run has a negative effect on divorce and reduce divorce. While the four variables of literacy rates, employment rates in industry, life expectancy, and access to developmental infrastructure have a positive effect on divorce, they have increased divorce rates. Keyword: Economic Development, Divorce, Time Series Method, Iran
Shafieh Ghodrati
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Abstract Iran has experienced many changes in the recent decades and an increasing divorce rate is among these changes. The end of married life is the beginning of a process that is fraught with many problems. This study examines socio-economic security and social capital among divorced women and their ...
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Abstract Iran has experienced many changes in the recent decades and an increasing divorce rate is among these changes. The end of married life is the beginning of a process that is fraught with many problems. This study examines socio-economic security and social capital among divorced women and their relationship. For this purpose, a survey method was used and 200 divorced women were randomly selected. Findings show that women's economic insecurity is only slightly more than their social insecurity. This indicates the importance of social protection for divorced women, because despite the importance of economy and livelihood, women’s social concerns are approximately the same level. Average levels of trust in relatives are very low and are close to thin trust. It can be said that the area of thick trust has been narrowed for divorced women. Correlation coefficient and multiple regression show that there is relationship between socio-economic security and social capital. Among the social capital indicators, social trust in economic security model and social relationships in the model of social security are significant factors. Thirty percent of economic security and 45% of social security changes can be explained by the running model. Keywords: Women, Divorce, Social Security, Economic Security, Social Capital
