Auroville Ekoköyü ve Erdem Bahçeleri

Zeybek, Osman

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“…One prominent risk factor is overcrowding, which can lead to psychological, social, and economic problems within the family, ultimately affecting the health of its members. Research by Van de Velde et al ( 21 ), Walker-Descartes et al ( 23 ), Malik and Naeem ( 2 ) supports the notion that individuals experiencing such distress may resort to exerting force or violence on other family members as a means of releasing their frustration. Additionally, Goodman ( 32 ) have highlighted the increased risk of violence in households with multiple occupants, particularly in cases where individuals are confined to a single bedroom.…”

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“…Notably, when women assume the role of heads of households, they experience significantly higher levels of depression compared to men ( 21 ). This study highlights that the presence of poverty, financial struggles, and the ensuing violence associated with these circumstances significantly elevate the risk of women experiencing severe health disorders, necessitating urgent prioritization of their well-being.…”

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“…This study highlights that the presence of poverty, financial struggles, and the ensuing violence associated with these circumstances significantly elevate the risk of women experiencing severe health disorders, necessitating urgent prioritization of their well-being. Regrettably, in low-income countries where cases of depression are on the rise within public hospitals, the provision of adequate care becomes an insurmountable challenge ( 21 ).…”

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Exploring factors influencing domestic violence: a comprehensive study on intrafamily dynamics

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Díaz-Sánchez,

Velasco

2023

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IntroductionThis econometric analysis investigates the nexus between household factors and domestic violence. By considering diverse variables encompassing mood, depression, health consciousness, social media engagement, household chores, density, and religious affiliation, the study aims to comprehend the underlying dynamics influencing domestic violence.MethodsEmploying econometric techniques, this study examined a range of household-related variables for their potential associations with levels of violence within households. Data on mood, depression, health consciousness, social media usage, household chores, density, and religious affiliation were collected and subjected to rigorous statistical analysis.ResultsThe findings of this study unveil notable relationships between the aforementioned variables and levels of violence within households. Positive mood emerges as a mitigating factor, displaying a negative correlation with violence. Conversely, depression positively correlates with violence, indicating an elevated propensity for conflict. Increased health consciousness is linked with diminished violence, while engagement with social media demonstrates a moderating influence. Reduction in the time allocated to household chores corresponds with lower violence levels. Household density, however, exhibits a positive association with violence. The effects of religious affiliation on violence manifest diversely, contingent upon household position and gender.DiscussionThe outcomes of this research offer critical insights for policymakers and practitioners working on formulating strategies for preventing and intervening in instances of domestic violence. The findings emphasize the importance of considering various household factors when designing effective interventions. Strategies to bolster positive mood, alleviate depression, encourage health consciousness, and regulate social media use could potentially contribute to reducing domestic violence. Additionally, the nuanced role of religious affiliation underscores the need for tailored approaches based on household dynamics, positioning, and gender.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Exploring factors influencing domestic violence: a comprehensive study on intrafamily dynamics

Lanchimba,

Díaz-Sánchez,

Velasco

2023

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Sürdürülebi̇li̇r Kalkinma Ve Doğal Yaşam Çevreleri̇ İli̇şki̇si̇ Üzeri̇ne Bi̇r Değerlendi̇rme: İtalya'da Eko Köy Örnekleri̇

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Today, our living environment, our conditions, the density of the city, the difficulty of the struggle to live in the city push us to find an alternative life. This point, we come across eco-villages established for a sustainable, accessible alternative life. Eco-villages present a settlement model based on ecological living principles, with a vision of what a balanced, healthy, sustainable way of life is. The aim of this study is to examine the eco-villages in Italy, which is a model that can contribute to the solution of ecological problems, sustainable living environments, and the realization of natural life in the city, and which have successful examples in this field, and to make suggestions for Turkey on this level. The study was prepared using the qualitative method. In the study, the ecovillages of Torri Superiore, La Citta Della Luce, Campanara, La Comune di Bagnaia, which were selected as an example by literature review, were examined. The reason for choosing these eco-villages is that they are successful in eco-village formations in Italy. In the study, it has been found that eco-villages, which form a holism with their social, cultural, ecological and economic dimensions, develop local participatory processes, actively reorganize and renew the social and natural environments, prevent environmental pollution, and ensure the continuity of nature by minimizing the harmful behaviors of people. In this context, it can be said that eco-villages in Italy, which protect nature in many aspects and are nature friendly, can be an example for Turkey. Eco-village examples should be considered in order to rethink and evaluate the ecological structure of natural habitats, and each country should discuss its applicability within itself.

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Auroville Ekoköyü ve Erdem Bahçeleri

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Exploring factors influencing domestic violence: a comprehensive study on intrafamily dynamics

Exploring factors influencing domestic violence: a comprehensive study on intrafamily dynamics

Sürdürülebi̇li̇r Kalkinma Ve Doğal Yaşam Çevreleri̇ İli̇şki̇si̇ Üzeri̇ne Bi̇r Değerlendi̇rme: İtalya'da Eko Köy Örnekleri̇

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