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Erdogan, Nevnihal; Akyol, Ayse; Ataman, Berk; Dokmeci, Vedia – Social Indicators Research, 2007
Numerous cross-cultural studies have focused on certain aspects of urban housing conditions and their social consequences. However, most data on housing satisfaction is restricted to Western countries. Relatively little comparison has been made between these findings and those in developing areas where rapid urbanization is occurring and where…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Neighborhoods, Living Standards, Housing
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Schnaiberg, Allan – American Journal of Sociology, 1970
Using data from married Turkish women in Ankara city and four villages, it appears that each of the (6) measures of modernism represents a distinct behavioral sphere. A common denominator appears to lie in an emancipation" complex. (Author)
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Developing Nations, Family Structure, Females
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Tas, Halil I.; Lightfoot, Dale R. – Journal of Geography, 2005
Squatter settlements or "shanty towns" are often viewed as a problem confined to poorer countries of the developing world. Turkey is centered neither in the impoverished Third World nor the industrialized West, but has experienced rapid urban growth and related modernizing social tensions attendant with its headlong pitch into the…
Descriptors: Rural to Urban Migration, Developing Nations, Slums, Urban Areas
Ogan, Christine – 1978
To test the impact of mass communication on the modernization of individuals living in the countries of the Third World, a follow-up study was devised (the original occurred in 1962), whereby migrant residents in Ankara, Turkey, were interviewed regarding the effects of urbanization on their lives. While economic and living conditions had improved…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Communication (Thought Transfer), Correlation, Developing Nations
Keles, Rusen – 1972
Urbanization is sometimes defined as a process of population concentration that requires both growth in the size of cities and multiplication of their numbers. This demographic approach seems to neglect two other important aspects of urbanization: namely, economic and social. The economic dimension consists of structural change in the productive…
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Demography, Developing Nations, Ecology
Dayton-Johnson, Jeff – OECD Publishing (NJ1), 2004
Natural disasters (droughts, earthquakes, epidemics, floods, wind storms) damage wellbeing, both in their immediate and long-term aftermath, and because the insecurity of exposure to disasters is in itself harmful to risk-averse people. As such, mitigating and coping with the risk of natural disasters is a pressing issue for economic development.…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Natural Disasters, Seismology, Foreign Countries
Binay, Hamdi – 1982
The report provides information on the social situation, the family, and the educational system in Turkey. The social situation is discussed in terms of the history of the Turkish political system, forms of society and social stratification (including causes for migration of Turkish workers abroad), the linguistic situation, religions represented,…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Articulation (Education), Cultural Background, Developing Nations