نشریه مطالعات فرهنگی پلیس
سال دهم شماره 2 (پیاپی 37، تابستان 1402)

The aim of this research is to investigate the evolutionary process from biological rights to social and citizenship rights in Iran''s economic, social, and cultural development programs. The present study deals with the citizenship rights in the six development programs of the Islamic Republic of Iran (2017-2021) using the descriptive-analytical and content analysis method with a systematic and comprehensive view. The results of the research illustrated that enjoying a decent, healthy, and safe environment is considered as a human right. In the first development program, all construction plans were implemented nationally, which created the necessary foundations for the implementation of provincial plans in the second program. In the second development program, the preservation of forests and prevention of air and water pollution were given in the form of three notes on the protection of natural resources with an emphasis on forests and ensuring the exploitation of resources and prevention of air and water pollution. In the third development program, the issues of natural resources protection were included. In the fourth program, the development of upstream documents has been supported. In the fifth development program, the legal articles related to public education and environmental information at the national and regional level, prevention of illegal hunting, and economic valuation of natural resources have been implemented from the fourth development program. Finally, the sixth development program emphasized on the right of a sustainable environment as a human right and the rights of citizens in Iranian society.

This paper investigates the relationship between cultural literacy and the prevention of cultural anomalies. The research is applied in terms of purpose, descriptive-survey in terms of method, and correlational in terms of data analysis method. The statistical population for this study was all employees of the four channel of the Islamic Republic of Iran TV, totaling 346 people. A sample of 183 employees was selected randomly using Cochran's formula and with a confidence level of 95%. The main tool used in this research was a twenty-question questionnaire that includes five indices of understanding the content of the message, hidden goals of the message, conscious selection of the message, critical look at the message, and analysis of the message. Additionally, a nine-question questionnaire based on the three components of values, manners, and customs was used to measure cultural anomalies. The obtained data were analyzed using structural equation modeling and Smart-PLS software. The results indicate that understanding the content of the message, the hidden goals of the message, the conscious selection of the message, a critical look at the message, and the analysis of the message are related to the prevention of cultural anomalies.

The aim of this research is to design and codify a paradigm model of lasting peace and security in the light of Mahdaviyat culture from the viewpoint of experts and professors of the field. The research method is qualitative and based on contextual theory. Research data were collected through theoretical and purposeful sampling until reaching theoretical saturation using in-depth and semi-structured interviews. The findings of the research include 187 concepts, 116 sub-categories, and 21 main categories, with the core category of security and lasting peace in the culture of Mahdaviyat, with causal conditions (4 categories), background (4 categories), interventionist (4 categories), strategic (5 categories), and consequences (4 categories) were created. Finally, in order to build security and lasting peace, it is necessary for all the influencing components to provide the appropriate consequences of this important matter by adopting the necessary measures and solutions.

The present study aims to examine the preventive management of running away from home according to cultural, social, and economic approaches. The research employs an exploratory strategy and a mixed-methodology approach, combining qualitative and quantitative methods. Qualitative data was collected through document analysis, case studies of runaway incidents, in-depth and semi-structured interviews, while quantitative data was collected through researcher-made questionnaire. Thematic analysis was used for the qualitative data and exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis and path analysis of structural equations were used for the quantitative data. The results indicate that the management of running away from home with a cultural, social, and economic approach involves 34 fundamental concepts, 3 organizing concepts, and one comprehensive concept. The factor loadings of all items of the three factors (cultural, social, and economic) were found to be greater than 0.4, except for item 13 (economic factor), and were deemed sufficient and relevant to the research. The findings also showed good model fit, with R2 values for cultural, economic, and social factors being above 0.19 and Q2 values being above 0.15. Based on the mean ranks of the components, the cultural component was found to be the most significant (average rank of 2.24), followed by the social (2.01) and economic (1.75) components.

This study was conducted with the purpose of examining the cultural elements involved in the incidence of serial murders, as well as the role of police in public culturalization and controlling it. Serial murders, being a social problem, pose a threat to the security and mental well-being of society. Given the detrimental and destructive effects that such murders can have on society and the security of the environment, the establishment of a positive cultural context with a normative role is a valuable tool for promoting awareness and community cohesion. Through a descriptive-analytical approach, this research has identified individual and environmental factors as the two primary causes of criminal behavior. Culture can play a pivotal role in reducing the factors that contribute to crime by providing a platform for the development of legal norms. Furthermore, police''s positive contribution to the growth and development of the cultural components of a good society can have a significant impact on cultural and social preventive measures. By understanding the causes and factors of criminal activity, the police can gain a degree of control over the environment and implement policies that promote decriminalization and reduce crime, using criminology as a tool.

This research aims to examine the linguistic materials of direction and guide signs in Hamedan city. These signs are highly efficient communication tools and represent the cultural symbols of society. To achieve this aim, a hundred images of these signs were randomly collected in Hamedan city, and their linguistic materials were analyzed from three perspectives of writing, translation, and adaptation. The results illustrate that only 38% of the linguistic materials in urban signs and guides are correct. However, in 25% of cases, these signs have adaptation problems, while in 21% of cases, translation errors are observed, and in 16% of cases, there are writing errors. Therefore, correcting and revising these signs and guides requires review and improvement.This research aims to examine the linguistic materials of direction and guide signs in Hamedan city. These signs are highly efficient communication tools and represent the cultural symbols of society. To achieve this aim, a hundred images of these signs were randomly collected in Hamedan city, and their linguistic materials were analyzed from three perspectives of writing, translation, and adaptation. The results illustrate that only 38% of the linguistic materials in urban signs and guides are correct. However, in 25% of cases, these signs have adaptation problems, while in 21% of cases, translation errors are observed, and in 16% of cases, there are writing errors. Therefore, correcting and revising these signs and guides requires review and improvement.