Investigation of Collective Conflicts (Social Security) in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province with Emphasis on Cultural–Social Factors

Subject Areas : Social Sciences Quarterly

Moslem Mortezapour ^{1 *}

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Received: 2025-09-10 Accepted : 2025-09-23 Published : 2025-10-04

Keywords: collective conflict. Keywords, mass conflict, Kohkluyeh and , Barir, Ahmad, cultural factors, social&...,

Abstract :

The aim of this study was to investigate the social and cultural factors related to the tendency to mass conflicts in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad provinces. The statistical population includes all men 18 years and older in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Provinces, whose number is about 500 thousand people and 384 people have been selected as a sample size based on Cochran's formula. The theoretical framework of the research is based on the theories of Durkheim, Hirsch, Albert Cohen, Clover and Ohlin, Agnio, Shaw and McKee, Marx, Bunger, Wilson and Hernstein, Putnam and Coleman. The statistical method used in this study is a combination (quantitative and qualitative). In the quantitative approach, the predominant survey method and data collection tool is a questionnaire. In order to obtain additional information about the research topic, a qualitative approach and phenomenological technique have been used. The results of quantitative studies showed that among the variables of life satisfaction (-0.41), religiosity (-0.38), feeling of relative deprivation (0.34), ethnic-tribal tendencies (0.44), social trust (33 (-0-), social cohesion -0.24), economic status (-30 /), marital status (single more than married) and education (more undergraduate than others) are related to the tendency to collective conflict. The main question of the present study is what effect socio-cultural factors have on the mass conflict in Kohkiluyeh and Briz Ahmad provinces? In answer to the above question, the author hypothesizes that socio-cultural factors have a directon the theories of Durkheim, Hirsch, Albert Cohen, MarxClover and Ohlin, Agnio, Shaw and McKee, Marx, Bunger, Wilson and Hernstein, Putnam and Coleman. The statistical method used in this study is a combination (quantitative and qualitative). In the quantitative approach, the predominant survey method and data collectionon the theories of Durkheim, Hirsch, Albert Cohen, Clover and Ohlin, Agnio, Shaw and McKee, Marx, BungerMarx MarxMarx Shaw ,

 

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on the theories of Durkheim, Hirsch, Albert Cohen, Clover and Ohlin, Agnio, Shaw and McKee, Marx, Bunger, Wilson and Hernstein, Putnam and Coleman. The statistical method used in this study is a combination (quantitative and qualitative). In the quantitative approach, the predominant survey method and data collection tool is a questionnaire. In order to obtain additional information about the research topic, a qualitative approach and phenomenological technique have been used. The results of quantitative studies showed that among the variables of life satisfaction (-0.41), religiosity (-0.38), feeling of relative deprivation (0.34), ethnic-tribal tendencies (0.44), social trust (33 (-0-), social cohesion -0.24), economic status (-30 /), marital status (single more than married) and education (more undergraduate than others) are related to the tendency to collective conflict. The main question of the present study is what effect socio-cultural factors have on the mass conflict in Kohkiluyeh and Briz Ahmad provinces? In answer to the above question, the author hypothesizes