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Women's Studies
The Effect of Women’s Position in the Education and Labor Market Sectors on Suicide

Marzieh Shakeri HosseinAbad; Zahra Nasrollahi

Volume 22, Issue 4 , December 2024, , Pages 1013-1041

https://doi.org/10.22059/jwdp.2024.380194.1008467

Abstract
  Suicide is a public health concern. The family and society are impacted by the consequences of suicide, despite the fact that it is committed by an individual. Therefore, considering the importance of this phenomenon, researchers have endeavored to investigate factors affecting suicide from various the ...  Read More

Exclusion from the Education and Reproduction of Gender Inequality: A Narratives Analysis of Women's In Dehgolan Villages

Hossein Daneshmehr; Kamal Khaleghpanah; Soheyla Zandi Sarabsoure

Volume 18, Issue 1 , April 2020, , Pages 105-129

https://doi.org/10.22059/jwdp.2020.294971.1007772

Abstract
  The present study seeks to address rural women's narratives of gender inequality in field education. This study, while interpreting their subordinate positions, explores women's narratives of the status of education-gender relations and the factors that make up the field of education and gender inequality ...  Read More

economics
Measurement of effective demographic factors on women's economic participation in urban areas of Iran

Zahra Mila Elmi; Shahyar Zaroki; Sayyedeh Mona Mahdavi Chabok

Volume 12, Issue 4 , January 2015, , Pages 525-544

https://doi.org/10.22059/jwdp.2014.54533

Abstract
  Nowadays, the female participation rate is known as one of the reasons of societies' development. Hence, this study explores some of the effective factors such as education, marital status, age, and female-headed households on female participation probability in labor market. To achieve this goal, by ...  Read More

Human Development Based on Women’s Education and Gender (A Cross-National Comparative Study)

Marzieh Mousavi Khamaneh; AbouAli Vedadhir; Nasrin Barzgar

Volume 8, Issue 4 , February 2011

Abstract
  This article aims to conduct a comparative cross-cultural study of the educational status of women in terms of different aspects of human and gender development, and its relationship with the health, economic, and political indices. The research covers countries with different degrees of development ...  Read More

Dimensions and Scale of Goal Realization of Gender Gap in the Third Development Plan
Volume 5, Issue 2 , November 2007

Abstract
  International experiences reveal that promotion of gender equality paves the way for developmental achievements in a way that it ensures equal living standards and human rights for all individuals. Nowadays gender equality is not only one of the principles of human rights but is emphasized for alleviating ...  Read More

Modernization of women active in the cultural field

Zahra Roozy Bidgoli

Volume 1, Issue 7 , November 2003

Abstract
  Rapid technological and cultural changes of the past two centuries in developed countries and their effects on modernization in other societies, including Iran, have preoccupied many social scientists. This study aims to measure the level of modernity among women who are active in the cultural realm ...  Read More

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Volume 2, Issue 1 , March 2003

Abstract
  In the past two decades, the expansion of ethnic identity move¬ments has increased the number of studies examining the social, cultural, and political dynamics of ethnicity. A review of the studies demonstrates that the gender aspect of ethnicity has been largely over-looked and tended to consider gender ...  Read More

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Volume 2, Issue 1 , March 2003

Abstract
  Women's social and economic participation is considered to be an important development indicator. In developing countries, however, social and cultural factors have limited the opportunity for women's participation in social and economic structures. This paper examines the factors which promote the rate ...  Read More