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  1 - Evaluation and Explanation of the Life Dimension of the Sense of Security in Border Areas (Case study: Arvand Rud Coast)
  Seyyed Yusuf Hashemi Ali Rezai Forough Jabervandi
  The development and progress of a society depends on maintaining security and the feeling resulting from it. Border security is the foundation of the country's national security. The presence of people in the border areas requires their feeling of security. A feeling More

  The development and progress of a society depends on maintaining security and the feeling resulting from it. Border security is the foundation of the country's national security. The presence of people in the border areas requires their feeling of security. A feeling of insecurity is one of the most significant factors threatening the presence of people in the border areas. The feeling of security is the base of human survival in any place. In this regard, the present study uses descriptive and analytical methods and library studies to evaluate and explain the sense of life in the Arvand Rud coastal border. In this study, the life dimension of a sense of security was considered a dependent variable, and individual characteristics, life on the coast, tribal violence, the concern of natives leaving Iranian waters, the insecurity of the neighboring country, and insecurity in non-Iranian waters are considered independent variables. According to the Cochran formula, the sample size of the study was considered to be 315 people from 16 villages and two urban centers of the Arvand Rud coast. All the variables were extracted as maps after analyzing them in SPSS software and with the help of GIS. To use the results of the t-test, the results of Levene’s test are used first. The results of the test indicated that the error rate was 0.61. In other words, the accuracy rate of the test is 39 percent, which is more than the acceptable level. Thus, there is a difference between the variances. The results of the t-test, assuming equality of variances, indicate that this test is significant at a confidence level above 95%. Since the sense of life security is 2.5 in rural areas and 2.7 in urban areas, it can be stated that the sense of life security in urban areas is in a better state than in rural areas. If we separate the villages from the cities, the feeling of life security is better in the southern villages of the study area. Also, the feeling of life security was more in the villages except for the lack of feeling of security when the sailors were leaving Iranian waters. Manuscript profile