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Showing 3 results for Discrimination
Yaghoob Foroutan,
Volume 1, Issue 3 (2-2013)
Abstract
This article explains the consequences of the
Islamic identity in the Western societies from a
sociological perspective. The extensive literature reviewed in this paper
supports the fact that Muslims in the western societies have been substantially
affected by such recent events as the 9/11 in the US and 7/7 in the UK.
This particularly applies to Muslim women due to their Islamic dress codes.
Using logistic regression analysis and the theory of discrimination associated
with cultural and religious identity, it also examines whether and how
significantly the status of Muslims in the western contexts is associated with
their religious identity. Generally speaking, the results indicate the key
pattern that those with the Islamic dress codes are more likely to be excluded
in the West.
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Volume 7, Issue 1 (8-2018)
Abstract
The research using multiple-group path and factor analysis investigates impact of social marginality on social health. The research uses survey methods collecting data through questionnaire. Research census is people between ages 18 and 29 in Kermanshah and Javanroud cities in Kermanshah province. With intersection of 3 variables including religion, sex and city, there were generated 8 subgroups. Using AMOS software, differences among these subgroups were analyzed. Total sample analyzing demonstrates that independent variables explain 50 percent of dependent variable. Also multiple group analysis shows that measurement and structural model of research are different among 8 subgroups. Sex, religion and city moderate the model and cause differences in latent variables, causal paths factor loadings among 8 subgroups.
Mahboobehsadat Hoda, Dr. Mohammadtaghi Karamighahi, Dr. Khalil Mirzaei,
Volume 11, Issue 1 (8-2022)
Abstract
This descriptive and analytical research was done with the aim of discovering and identifying women's' strategies in the face of dominance of men. The main question is what women do against inequalities, gender discrimination and violence. The method of grounded theory and in-depth interview with semi-structured questions was the method and technique of data collection. The selection of 43 women with purposeful sampling and with emphasis on theoretical saturation led to their narration of strategies. The results show that due to the dominance of tradition and ideology and the legitimacy them through socialization in the patriarchal society, by induction of the marginal position of women in thought and action, sometimes their self- ignorance and forced silence is seen, which is a silent strategy and hegemonic subject. They accept the current situation, but with awareness of needs and interests and in protesting the existing situation and the need for change, women do strategies of corrective, independence, protest, punitive, liberation, elimination, defensive, offensive, awareness and preventive. They are reformed, independent, protesting, warning, forcing, dissuading, retaliating, attacking, teaching and cautious subjects. As a result, four strategies of coercive tolerance, correction, transformation and prevention were obtained.
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