the relationship between the position of neighborhoods and the feel of social security for women (compare the two neighborhoods: vanak and sarasiab)

today, the women from the half of the civil society population and from the perspective of security in the urban society, they are vulnerable social groups that their security is threatened in different ways. this study seeks to examine the factors affecting social security of women living in two neighborhoods in vanak and sarasiab. research theoretical model is composed (inspired by the views sampson, skogan, and feminist theory) of a set of variables that influence the feeling of security in neighborhood investigated. these variables include the variable of neighborhood as the independent variable of this paper and the order and trust for splicer variable of the neighborhood position and the feeling of the security. in the aim of empirical research methods, we have used the survey method and questionnaire technique as a means of gathering information. the sample population consisted of 270 women residing in two neighborhoods in vanak and sarasiab. the results of experimental study show the differences in women’s feeling of security according to the local situation. in the both neighborhood, neighborhood position in the space-physical and non space-social and interpersonal trust dimensions, impact on female residents feeling safe and what makes the difference in feeling of security in the two neighborhoods is the effect of physical discipline, generalized trust and fundamental trust in the neighborhood vanak and social order in the neighborhood sarasiab