This paper studies the role of social security in the prevention of social deviances. About 304 of high school girl students in Shoush (South west of Iran) were (systematic) randomly chosen. The research method was survey with questionnaire. The data were analyzed through spss along with Pearson coefficient correlation, Analysis of Variance, multivariable regression and path analysis were used ...

Marine protected areas (MPAs) are a popular conservation strategy, but their impacts on human welfare are poorly understood. To inform future research and policy decisions, we reviewed the scientific literature to assess MPA impacts on five indicators of human welfare: food security, resource rights, employment, community organization, and income. Following MPA establishment, food security gene...

This article explores whether social capital-a measure of trust, reciprocity and social networks-is positively associated with household food security, independent of household-level socioeconomic factors. Interviews were conducted in 330 low-income households from Hartford, Connecticut. Social capital was measured using a 7-item Likert scale and was analyzed using household- and community-leve...

The International Labor Organization has defined social security as the shield that a society provides to their members to ensure health care accessibility and to warrant income security, especially for the elderly/unemployed/sick/injury during job, pregnancy or death of the earning member of the family (1). Social security benefits directly influence the economic well-being of a household at d...

As the technology to secure information improves, hackers will employ less technical means to get access to unauthorized data. The use of Social Engineering as a non tech method of hacking has been increasingly used during the past few years. There are different types of social engineering methods reported but what is lacking is a unifying effort to understand these methods in the aggregate. Th...

In the paper, it analyses the relationship between social capital and social security among the youth in sari(Northern Iran). Out of 65326 young people more than 118 ones were randomly selected through Cochran sampling method.The Alph- coranbach coefficient for the social capital were %85 and for social security were %83. According to Pearson correlation coefficient, there is a significant rela...

0 NE of the major topics placed on the agenda of the Thirtyfourth Session of the International Labor Conference held in Geneva from June 6 to 30, 1951, was “Objectives and Minimum Standards of Social Security.” This action represented another step forward in the development of a new international Convention on social security. The procedure leading up to the official adoption of an Internationa...