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  1 - The Social Impact of the Architectural Components of Safavid Bridges in Isfahan (Case S‌tudy: Khaju and Allahverdi Khan Bridges)
  Ghazaleh Hanaei Darab Diba Hamed Abedini Masoumeh Yavari
  10.30495/ijaud.2021.16765
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  2 - A Documentary Analysis of Socio-Economic Impacts of IoT in Denmark
  Babak Goldouzian Mohammad Soltanifar Seyed Ali Rahmanzadeh Soroush Fathi Sara Mohamadpour
  10.30495/jisds.2007.21336
  Denmark is one of the leading countries in the utilization of the Internet of Things. This study analyzes the socio-economic impacts of the Internet of Things in Denmark. The research method is documentary analysis and we investigated in documents, articles and reports More

  Denmark is one of the leading countries in the utilization of the Internet of Things. This study analyzes the socio-economic impacts of the Internet of Things in Denmark. The research method is documentary analysis and we investigated in documents, articles and reports published in Denmark. The results show that the Internet of Things has led to the realization of sustainable development goals in various areas of urban, health, education, transportation and etc. In the social field, in general, there has been an increase in the life quality and education and digital literacy, more valuable job opportunities, improvement the health services, and smart care. And, of course, there are important challenges and concerns regarding ethical issues, privacy, data protection and etc. in this regard, legal frameworks must be considered to address them. In the economic field, the study of documents shows the change of business model, increasing productivity, creating new business opportunities and presence in global markets, and the growth of the national economy. Manuscript profile
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  3 - An analysis of the assessment place and social impact in the management of social vulnerabilities in the context of Tehran's limit.
  Bahman Kargar Seyyed Farid Mortazavi
  10.30495/ums.2023.23116
  The limit of Tehran encompasses approximately 23 cities, 237 inhabited villages, and numerous activity centers, housing around 2 million people. The area's spatial expansion, both formal and informal, is ongoing and anticipated to continue over the next two decades. Whi More

  The limit of Tehran encompasses approximately 23 cities, 237 inhabited villages, and numerous activity centers, housing around 2 million people. The area's spatial expansion, both formal and informal, is ongoing and anticipated to continue over the next two decades. While the northern part of limit faces encroachment issues, the southern section serves as a hub for the marginalized and socioeconomically disadvantaged, seemingly compelled by urban and regional development programs that limit their citizenship. These marginalized groups often overlook significant social, cultural, and economic aspects of their collective and individual lives, despite their potential for development and participation. Failure to incorporate these groups could render development and management plans for limit ineffective and confined to mere documentation. Hence, it is essential to involve the area's inhabitants in the planning process, as they could otherwise become victims of exploitative land acquisition schemes. The article's primary aim is to provide insight into the social realities of limit and the necessity of a community-oriented approach for managing social vulnerabilities and achieving sustainable development in there. The region's complexity, housing a diverse population, underscores the importance of recognizing the needs, goals, of this community-focused strategy. To address the issues and challenges faced by limit's residents, any development and management plan must actively engage all stakeholders, both current and future, and strive for inclusivity while combatting unlawful practices. In essence, the article advocates for an approach that acknowledges the community, ultimately leading to a more holistic and effective strategy for the region's advancement and well-being.  Manuscript profile
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  4 - Social and cultural impacts assessment of sports project and management outcoms (case study: Stadium of martyr Kazemi)
  محسن رنجبر زهرا خستو طوبی پیرو
  Introduction and Objective of research: Concepts such as social participation, health in all its Dimensions, access to information and resources ... Are important in sustainable urban development.As beneficiaries of the people and their involvement (participation) in th More

  Introduction and Objective of research: Concepts such as social participation, health in all its Dimensions, access to information and resources ... Are important in sustainable urban development.As beneficiaries of the people and their involvement (participation) in the development process and the entire social, cultural and economic development of the social life is very important. Methods: In this study the research, analytical, and the purpose of the application. For the data collection, field procedures and documents used.The documents and information of the location of the project has been collected and studied the current situation in the field of exploratory interviews, observations and review of applications, the identification of groups of people and the questionnaires collected.The impact of scrolling through quantitative and qualitative methods and tools as well as residents of the project and in-depth interviews with municipal officials, business ideas and members of District 19 councils, were used. Research Objectives: This study evaluated the effects of social and cultural consequences of the region's 19 municipalities Tehran soccer stadium martyr Kazemi isthe results show that. Boost morale and willingness sports and youth and attract them to exercise, reduce social harm and crime in the neighborhood , residents have access to sports facilities and the opportunity to go to the stadium and see the games close, especially young people and enriching leisure youth , talent among young people and ... The most positive outcomes .Traffic in the area of drug dealing around the stadium, the neighborhood residents to calm down neighborhood security (conflict between the audiences), the rent going up in the neighborhood and most of the residents and the negative consequences members of municipal councils and authorities. Manuscript profile
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  5 - Social impact assessment of Valiasr Project as a one way avenue
  دکتر معصومه مطلق جمشید گراوند جمیله فدوی
  Introduction and purpose: the present paper tries to study the Valiasr project as a one way avenue from August 2009 which has done by Tehran Municipality in order to reduce traffic flow and maintain the natural beauty and appropriate spaces of this avenue .finally the p More

  Introduction and purpose: the present paper tries to study the Valiasr project as a one way avenue from August 2009 which has done by Tehran Municipality in order to reduce traffic flow and maintain the natural beauty and appropriate spaces of this avenue .finally the positive and negative outcomes are considered based on social impact assessment (SIA). Methodology: this is a qualitative and quantitative research also the strength, weakness, opportunities and the threats (SWOT) are described. Findings: the findings show that this project raises the strength, weakness points .Generally speaking, it leads to increase the application of means of transportation as well as some residents face with many problems. Results: the results indicate that the respondents believed in the problems and weakness of this project more than its strength, as if there are many people who used their personal cars so the traffic flow remained in force.  Manuscript profile
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  6 - Environmental and Social Impact of Industrial Development (Case Study: Tehran City)
  Abbas Noroozzadeh Marzieh mogholi Ahmadali khorambakht
  10.30495/jest.2021.50804.4991
  Background and Objective: In order to achieve national services, the strategy of industrialization undoubtedly plays an important role in protecting the special and natural resources of its particular environment. It has been described to this extent and can be customiz More

  Background and Objective: In order to achieve national services, the strategy of industrialization undoubtedly plays an important role in protecting the special and natural resources of its particular environment. It has been described to this extent and can be customized.Material and Methodology: The purpose of this research is applied based on purpose and descriptive-analytical in nature and method. The statistical population of the study is the citizens of Tehran. Questionnaire, observation and interview were used for data collection. SPSS software and one-group T-test were used for data analysis.Findings: The results show that there is a significant relationship between the development of industry in Tehran and environmental pollution (increased electronic and non-electronic waste, air pollution, etc.) and informal housing, but with social inequality (social class conflict, opportunity inequality, gender equality) has no significant relationship.Discussion and Conclusion: As the industry evolves, environmental and social consequences also emerge over time. As soon as developing countries adopt western technology, social structures change and the region's environment is affected by this development. Consideration of environmental and social impacts is widely needed in developing countries because of the underdeveloped economy and lack of appropriate scientific and technological infrastructure; development plans in these countries have a significant negative impact on biodiversity and the environment. Manuscript profile
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  7 - Qualitative assessment of the social-environmental components of the Gawooshan dam project from the point of view of the project actors
  soheila sefidgar farahnaz Rostami Maryam Tatar
  Background and purpose: Many researches have been conducted in the field of social impact assessment of rural projects, but few researches can be found that examine the social impact assessment from the perspective of the stakeholders. This is despite the fact that the More

  Background and purpose: Many researches have been conducted in the field of social impact assessment of rural projects, but few researches can be found that examine the social impact assessment from the perspective of the stakeholders. This is despite the fact that the evaluation of social effects with the participation of stakeholders can lead to the formulation of more serious programs, better evaluation and management of conflicts in this field. Therefore, the present study investigates the social effects of the dam as perceived by the stakeholders in order to gain a deep insight using the qualitative method. Methods: The current research has used the qualitative paradigm and the descriptive-interpretive research method to achieve the research goal. For this purpose, 10 key experts (Agricultural Jihad of Kermanshah province, Natural Resources Department and Environment and Water-Regional Department of Kermanshah province) and 28 local people of the villages covered by the project were studied. Data collection was done through focused group discussions, in-depth individual interviews, observation and document study with an average time of 25 to 40 minutes. The interviews were analyzed using the communicative content analysis method. Reliability was established through the control of people's opinions by other interview participants and the researcher's self-review during the data analysis process. Reassurance (validity) was also done by presenting all documents, notes and recorded interviews to the research team after analysis by the researcher. Results: The results of the interviews showed that the participants in the research evaluated the effects of the dam on the quality of life by expressing 38 positive concepts and improving the sense of place by expressing 5 positive concepts and believe that the implementation of this project will lead to a decrease in social capital by expressing 23 The concept of impact and damage to natural and environmental resources has been defined by expressing 10 concepts of impact. Discussion and conclusion: The results of the research show the impact of the implementation of development projects on all social, economic and environmental aspects of the residents of the region. Therefore, planners and officials are advised to pay attention to the evaluation of all dimensions of development, especially the social dimensions of the residents of the affected areas, in order to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the programs in the implementation of development interventions at the strategic level. Manuscript profile
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  8 - Socio-cultural impacts of tourism in Shahmirzad town
  Nayer Pirahari Shideh Parnian Shahram Kiaei
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  9 - Investigating the effect of ease, usefulness and perceived risk, trust and social effects on the intention to use mobile banking among the customers of Melli Mubarakeh Bank
  Fatemeh Nasirzadeh Masoud Godarzi
  AbstractThe pervasive growth of ICT has had a huge impact on the banking industry. Providing banking services to customers via mobile phone is one of the newest technologies. Accordingly, in this study, the intention is to investigate the effect of perceived convenience More

  AbstractThe pervasive growth of ICT has had a huge impact on the banking industry. Providing banking services to customers via mobile phone is one of the newest technologies. Accordingly, in this study, the intention is to investigate the effect of perceived convenience, usefulness and risk, trust and social effects on the intention to use mobile banking in the customers of Bank Melli Mobarakeh. The statistical population of customers of Bank Melli is Mobarakeh. Sample size was selected using Morgan table of 381 people based on available sampling method. A standard questionnaire was used to measure the variables. The validity of the questionnaire was evaluated diagnostically, convergently and divergently and the reliability of the questionnaire was assessed using Cronbach's alpha coefficient. The research model was tested based on structural equation method and pls software. The results showed that perceived convenience, usefulness and risk, trust and social effects had a positive and significant effect on the intention to use mobile banking.Key words: Perceived Risk, Utility, Social Impact and Purchase Intention. Manuscript profile
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  10 - Money Laundry and its Political Impact
  Mohammad Roshan Ali Akbar Nayebzadeh Farhad Akhtarshenas
  The offence of money laundering due to its nature which is organized and supranational is having damaging economic and, political and social effect on society. Money laundering leads to organized penetration of criminals into banking and monetary network and they bring More

  The offence of money laundering due to its nature which is organized and supranational is having damaging economic and, political and social effect on society. Money laundering leads to organized penetration of criminals into banking and monetary network and they bring the economic potential of governments under their own control and direction. With gradual decline of government economic power which is due to non-performance of productive works and tax evasion, the security and economic and political authority of the government and national sovereignty is jeopardized. This destabilizing function generally takes place in developing countries. The main question raised by present article is that, what are the negative impacts of money laundering on society? Money laundering is having damaging economic, political and social impacts. Money laundering is damaging for economy and commerce. The negative impacts of money laundering includes weakening private sector, destruction of financial markets, reduction of government revenue, weakening of economic security, risking credits, hampering healthy competition. Money laundering damages social and economic order because this phenomenon has enormous negative consequences for free competition, stability and health of financial system. Manuscript profile
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  11 - The Social Impact Assessment and Urban Development Programs(Case study: Organizing the Blocks of Martyrs in Behesht-e Zahra Cemetery)
  rahim sarvar
  Social, environmental, and economic assessments are three requirements necessary for attaining sustainable development; and the evaluation of the social impact has a 40-year history in the world. Since the year 1386 (2007), following the ratified bills of Islamic Counci More

  Social, environmental, and economic assessments are three requirements necessary for attaining sustainable development; and the evaluation of the social impact has a 40-year history in the world. Since the year 1386 (2007), following the ratified bills of Islamic Council, the necessity of applying this approach to urban development projects was put on the agenda of Tehran Municipality and relatively wide measures in this regard were taken among which is the training and licensing for 500 experts to socially evaluate the development projects in Tehran. And a brief look at the matter shows a small presence or general ignorance of Iranian geography society regarding this created practical and scientific capacity. All of this is in the circumstances where the nature of urban projects has spatial dimensions, and in principle, these assessment without analysis of the space will not be very effective. Geographers (especially human geography - the major of urban planning) with understanding the analytic levels of urban problems and structural recognition of the phenomenon of city and urbanization and urban development process, can play the greatest role in this field.  The purpose of this article is providing a methodological framework of evaluating social impact as the preparatory groundwork for familiarizing the geography graduates in order to enter this arena. To achieve this goal, evaluating social impact of organizing the cemeteries in Tehran's urban area, especially the blocks of martyrs in Behesht-e Zahra, are selected, and the results can be used for other studies.  Manuscript profile
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  12 - Investigating the Factors Affecting Acceptance of Office Automation Using Integrated Technology Acceptance and Use Theory (UTAUT) (Case Study of Northwest Units of Islamic Azad University of East Azarbayjan)
  mihan hossennazhd gargari jabreil marzi alamdari akbar golmahammadpur mirhamid hejazi
  T he purpose of this study is to investigate factors affecting the adoption of office automation. The research is descriptive in terms of the method of data collection in field type and in terms of purpose, is a type of applied studies. The statistical population o More

  T he purpose of this study is to investigate factors affecting the adoption of office automation. The research is descriptive in terms of the method of data collection in field type and in terms of purpose, is a type of applied studies. The statistical population of the study consisted of all staff and full-time faculty members of the Northwest universities of the East Azarbaijan province. A simple random sampling method was used to select the sample. The sample size was 256 by Cochran formula. The library method has been used to compile and compile literature on the subject of research and research records. The results of the assumptions test show that the dimensions of the expectation of the implementation, the expectation of the effort, the social effects and facilitating conditions on the acceptance of office automation in the northwestern units of Islamic Azad University of East Azarbaijan have a positive effect. Meanwhile, the factors affecting the adoption of office automation in age groups, gender, and user experience of office automation are not significantly different. Manuscript profile
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  13 - Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on Sport Tourism in Host Cities
  زهرا نوبخت رمضانی
  Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on Sport Tourism in Host CitiesAbstractThe purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of socio-economic factors on sport tourism in host cities. This research is a cross-sectional survey based on applied purpose and data collect More

  Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on Sport Tourism in Host CitiesAbstractThe purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of socio-economic factors on sport tourism in host cities. This research is a cross-sectional survey based on applied purpose and data collection method. Also, since the field method is used for data collection, this research is a survey type. The statistical population of the study consisted of sport management and marketing professors, experts from Tehran Province Cultural Heritage and Tourism Bureau, experts from Tehran Bureau of Sport and Youth Affairs, Orumieh, Semnan and business owners and hotel managers, including 151 persons. The purposive non-random sampling method was used as the statistical sample and the questionnaire was distributed among them randomly. The research questionnaire was developed by a researcher whose validity was confirmed by 10 professors and experts using Laosche's coefficient (0.62) and also by exploratory factor analysis. Also, the reliability of the questionnaire was obtained by Cronbach's alpha for all factors above 0.7. To analyze the data, descriptive statistics were used to represent demographic information (frequency tables, dispersal and central indices) and inferential statistics were used to respond to the research hypotheses. Kolmogorov-Smirnov test was used to determine normality of data distribution, KMO test to determine data adequacy, exploratory factor analysis to analyze data and identify key factors, then confirmatory factor analysis method was used to estimate significance, factor loadings and The most important indicators were used. SPSS software version 23 was used to calculate descriptive data and Smart PLS3 software was used for inferential data and confirmatory factor analysis was used to measure the relationships between variables. The results showed that social factors include cultural model, social relationships, safety and security, customs, living standards of local communities, environmental and economic factors including investment, price of goods and lands and various markets, ease of travel and infrastructure development. The most important social factor was the cultural pattern (3.55) and the least important factor was the living standards of the local communities (3.31). The most important economic factors were investment (3.50) and the least important factor was ease of travel (2.47).The result is that awareness of the economic and social impacts is one of the factors that reduce the unwanted disruption to the life of the host community and maximize the positive economic and social impacts on sport tourism and also create a greater incentive for volunteer communities to earn a host score. income have more impact on the host city. Medium and under development and infrastructure factors had less impact than average. In general, sport tourism has both an economic and a societal impact on the host community. The cultural model was the least important one.Keywords: Sport tourism, social impacts, economic impacts, host community Manuscript profile
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  14 - Investigating the social and economic effects of implementing the national smart card in Ardabil province
  sydisa karimpoorkulore samad abedini
  The present research was conducted with the aim to Investigating the social and economic effects of implementing the national smart card in Ardabil province. Theoretical framework of this research is based on theories of sociological realm of communications such as info More

  The present research was conducted with the aim to Investigating the social and economic effects of implementing the national smart card in Ardabil province. Theoretical framework of this research is based on theories of sociological realm of communications such as informational society of Herbert Shiler, information and urban change of Manuel Castels, and informational society of Daniel Bel. This research has been done by survey method using questionnaire and SWOT technique. The statistical universe in the survey part consisted of Ardebil citizens from among whom 386 individuals were selected as sample size, while in SWOT part the statistical universe consisted of the registration of personal status organization (general department in Ardebil and other branches in other cities of the province). Six departments who had started giving smart national cards were randomly selected from among twelve departments of the province and questionnaires were given to them. Fifty senior managers of that organization in Ardebil province attempted to identify the weaknesses, opportunities, threats, and strengths of national smart card plan in the province and the following results were obtained: the strengths consisted of the presence of a central organization dedicated to identity cases in the country, and location of personal information in the form of data base inside the card. Weaknesses consisted of lack of post code on the cards, and low quality of pictures on the cards. In the part of opportunities, the increase in social security resulted from the regulation of personal information, and creating necessary background for electronic government were remarkable. And finally in the part of threats, the possibility of misuse of the cards because of location of some cities of the province in the border regions, and In the second place, by taking another person's card and logging in to their user account, its possible that actions were taken against her, were identified as noteable cases. Manuscript profile