چکیده:
Sustainable development is a form of development that has attracted the attention of civil society activists, community leaders and the general public in recent years. The main axis of sustainability of development in meeting the needs with the mentality that it does not create risks for the current generation and especially future generations. In addition, in recent years the issue of values commensurate with this situation (freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respect for nature and shared responsibility) has also gained prominence, and as a prerequisite for achieving sustainable development, sustainability and consolidation. It has been emphasized. The present study aims to investigate the status of these values in Sanandaj city and the effect of identification forms on it. The present research method is descriptive-analytical correlational. In terms of controlling the research situation, it is a cross-sectional survey (second half of 1398). The statistical population of the study was citizens aged 18-29 years in multiple areas of Sanandaj city. The appropriate sample size was determined based on the maximum scattering and 5% error based on the Cochran's formula of 345 people, and sampling was performed by multi-stage clustering method. Descriptive findings indicate that the level of infrastructure values of sustainable development among the youth of Sanandaj is not in a very favorable situation, although it is not far from the desired situation. The findings also show that the youth of Sanandaj are in a better position in terms of freedom, tolerance and equality, while in terms of respect for nature, solidarity and especially shared responsibility are in unfavorable conditions. In addition, analytical findings indicate a significant and positive relationship between Sanandaji youth information identification style with all dimensions of values of sustainable development infrastructure and its overall index; The identity style is confused with the overall index, especially the dimensions of equality, shared responsibility and freedom.
خلاصه ماشینی:
jrd/1022059 : :DOI A Sociological Study of the Relationship between Identity Styles and Values Underlying Sustainable Development Among Young People (Case study: Youth of Sanandaj) 2 Yaghoub Ahmadi 1, Parvin Alipoor Received: July 29, 2020 Received: July 29, 2020 Accepted: January 24, 2021 Abstract The prerequisites for sustainable development as a comprehensive and balanced development in various social, economic and environmental dimensions are cultural norms or underlying values such as freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respect for nature and shared responsibility.
ir Vol. 12, No. 1, Spring and Summer 2020 A sociological Study of the Relationship between Identity Styles and Values Underlying Sustainable Development among Young People (Case study: Youth of Sanandaj) 2 Yaghoub Ahmadi1, Parvin Alipoor Received: July 29, 2020 Accepted: January 24, 2021 Abstract Cultural norms or underlying values (such as freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respect for nature and shared responsibility) are prerequisites for sustainable development as comprehensive and balanced development in various social, economic and environmental dimensions.
In addition to the importance of the issue at the global and Iranian levels, in recent years, with the occurrence of changes in the modernization process, increased literacy rates and higher education, the expansion of modern forms of communication media such as satellite, internet, and virtual social networks, and the formation of cultural-social changes (formal-content) commensurate with them, the society and culture of Iranian Kurdistan are also experiencing a kind of transition that has its own characteristics and numerous consequences for the culture and identity of the Kurds; So much so that it seems that fundamental and environmental issues, as one of the priorities of citizens, especially young people, both in Iran and in Kurdistan, have received attention, indicating changes in the status of underlying values of sustainable development in these regions.
(
, 
, 
)
