تحلیل جدایی گزینی اجتماعی فضایی گروه های قومی در شهر بجنورد (مقاله علمی وزارت علوم)
درجه علمی: نشریه علمی (وزارت علوم)
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سنجش و ارزیابی جدایی گزینی اجتماعی_فضایی با ارتقای ابزارهای محاسباتی، جایگاهی برجسته در مطالعات شهری و اجتماعی پیدا کرده است. بجنورد پس از تقسیم استان خراسان در سال ۱۳۸۳ به عنوان مرکز استان خراسان شمالی برگزیده شد و در سال های اخیر رشد و گسترش سریع و پیش بینی نشده ای را تجربه کرده و جمعیت و مساحت آن به ترتیب دو و سه برابر شده اند. بدین ترتیب شکل و شیوه توزیع جمعیت به ویژه خانواده هایی که در پی مهاجرت گسترده در این سال ها به فضای شهری بجنورد وارد شده اند، در ارتباط با تنوع و تکثر قومی و فرهنگی موجود در سطح شهر بجنورد، اهمیت و ضرورت بیشتری پیدا می کند. پژوهش حاضر از نوع کاربردی و مبتنی بر روش تحقیق توصیفی_تحلیلی است و با هدف ارزیابی و تبیین وضعیت و روند جدایی گزینی سکونتی گروه های قومی در سطح محله های شهر بجنورد انجام شده است. در این پژوهش با بهره گرفتن از داده های آماری جمعیت محله های بجنورد، به محاسبه و اندازه گیری شاخص های نشانگر ابعاد مختلف جدایی گزینی سکونتی میان گروه های قومی در سال های پس از تأسیس استان خراسان شمالی می پردازد. به این منظور داده های گردآوری شده به کمک نرم افزارهای Geo-Segregation Analyzer و ArcGIS با شاخص های دوگروهی، چندگروهی، شاخص های تمرکز و خوشه بندی تحلیل شده و نتیجه در قالب نقشه و جدول ارائه شد. تحلیل و تبیین یافته ها نمایانگر آنست که پس از ارتقای بجنورد به مرکزیت استان، شاخص های جدایی گزینی سکونتی میان قومیت های بجنورد رو به رشد و شدت گرفتن بوده است. به ویژه در خصوص قومیت ترکمن، روند رشد و تشدید شاخص های یادشده به اندازه ای است که ادامه آن می تواند به بروز بحران جدایی گزینی کامل در محله های ترکمن نشین بجنورد بینجامد. با توجه به اهمیت حفظ یکپارچگی و انسجام شهری، هرگونه طرح ریزی (بازنگری طرح جامع) به منظور توسعه شهری و بازآفرینی بافت ناکارآمد و سکونتگاه های غیررسمی نیازمند توجه به موضوع جدایی گزینی اجتماعی فضایی گروه های قومی شهر بجنورد خواهد بود.Analysis of Socio-spatial Segregation of Ethnic Groups in the City of Bojnurd, Iran
Highlights:
- Socio-spatial segregation at the urban neighborhood level is a significant manifestation of spatial inequality and injustice, affecting the overall quality of urban life and access to resources.
- The main objective of this research is to assess and quantify the social and spatial segregation of ethnic groups within the neighborhoods of Bojnord, with a specific focus on understanding how these patterns have evolved over time.
- The research findings indicate that the clustering of the Turkmen population within Bojnord's neighborhoods has notably intensified between the years 1385 and 1395, signaling a growing trend of ethnic concentration.
- This study further explores the broader implications of residential segregation, particularly how it influences the quality of life, access to services, and social cohesion in urban neighborhoods.
Introduction:
In recent years, the study of socio-spatial segregation has gained increasing importance within the fields of urban and social sciences, especially with the advent of advanced computational tools that facilitate more precise measurements and analyses. Socio-spatial segregation at the neighborhood level represents one of the most visible and impactful forms of spatial inequality and social injustice within urban settings. By providing tools for effective measurement, researchers and policymakers can better evaluate and analyze the extent and severity of these inequalities, gaining insights into the distribution of resources and opportunities across different social groups.
Moreover, tracking the evolution of segregation over time within a specific geographical area allows for a deeper understanding of how urban development, migration patterns, and policy interventions influence the spatial organization of populations. This, in turn, sheds light on the degree to which citizens have equitable access to essential services, such as education, healthcare, and employment opportunities, as well as the overall quality of life in different urban neighborhoods.
Theoretical Framework:
The primary goal of this research is to measure the social and spatial segregation of ethnic groups within the neighborhoods of Bojnord and to analyze how these patterns have evolved over time. The central research question that guides this study is: What are the socio-spatial dimensions of residential segregation among ethnic groups in Bojnord, and how are these dimensions changing in response to broader social, economic, and political factors?
Since Bojnord's designation as the capital of North Khorasan province in 2003, the city has undergone rapid growth and transformation. Its population has nearly doubled, and its physical area has tripled by 2021, largely due to significant waves of migration from nearby villages, other cities, and even regions beyond the provincial borders. These demographic changes have inevitably led to shifts in the social and spatial organization of the city, raising important questions about the nature and consequences of residential segregation in this context.
Methodology:
The research employs a descriptive and analytical approach, utilizing the latest population statistics, along with data on the ethnic and religious composition of Bojnord's neighborhoods. This data was collected and analyzed to gain a comprehensive understanding of the current state of residential segregation in the city. In addition, the study draws on population statistics and compositions from previous census periods, particularly those following Bojnord's designation as the provincial capital, to track changes in segregation patterns over time.
To measure the socio-spatial dimensions of residential segregation, the study utilizes the Geo-Segregation Analyzer software, which generates detailed maps to visualize the distribution and concentration of different ethnic and religious groups within the city. These maps provide a clear representation of how various social groups are spatially organized within Bojnord, highlighting areas of significant ethnic clustering and isolation.
Results and Discussion:
The analysis reveals that the distribution of populations, particularly those who have migrated to Bojnord in recent years, is heavily influenced by the city's ethnic and cultural diversity. Among the 26 districts of Bojnord, the highest dissimilarity index was observed between the Turkmen and Tat ethnicities, indicating a pronounced level of segregation between these two groups.
Despite the high concentration of Turkmen and Tat populations in certain neighborhoods, the Tat group does not exhibit significant spatial isolation compared to other ethnic groups. However, the clustering of the Turkmen population within Bojnord's neighborhoods increased markedly between 1385 and 1395, coinciding with a substantial influx of Turkmen immigrants during this period. This trend has continued in subsequent years, although at a slower pace, as immigration rates have declined recently.
The results of this study offer valuable insights into the extent and intensity of segregation among different social groups, both ethnic and religious, within Bojnord's neighborhoods. Various indicators were employed to measure the dimensions of residential segregation, revealing that much of the population growth in Bojnord over the past two decades has been driven by immigration rather than natural population growth. Immigrant groups, particularly those belonging to specific ethnic and religious communities, have tended to settle in neighborhoods where others of similar backgrounds are already concentrated, further reinforcing the spatial concentration of these groups in specific areas of the city.
Conclusion:
The findings of this research indicate that since Bojnord's designation as the capital of North Khorasan province, residential segregation among ethnic groups has intensified, with the Turkmen ethnic group showing the most significant growth in segregation indices. If this trend continues, it may lead to heightened social tensions and conflicts, as the spatial separation of ethnic groups can exacerbate existing inequalities and contribute to social fragmentation.
Given Bojnord's status as a provincial capital and its diverse ethnic composition, the social and spatial segregation of ethnic groups within urban neighborhoods poses significant challenges for urban planners and policymakers. Addressing these issues is crucial for improving the quality of life for all residents, ensuring equitable access to housing, support services, and opportunities in key areas such as employment, education, and healthcare. Policymakers must consider strategies to promote greater social integration and cohesion within the city, fostering a more inclusive and just urban environment for all its inhabitants.
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