Social Mobility of Farsi Women Based on Economic Components in the Period of 1921 to 1953
Abstract
Social mobility is one of the social science concepts to measure the degree of development and progress of a country. Some factors of social mobility such as education, job promotion, marriage, migration, etc., demonstrate the dynamics of society and the equality of status of people in the use of opportunities to obtain social benefits. The most important barriers to social mobility are the traditions and cultures of society, as well as the bureaucratic structure of government. This article seeks to show social mobility among Farsi women in the period 1921-1953. The study findings confirm that there is a wide range of vertical mobility among Farsi women during this period. The information in this study was based on libraries and documentary sources. And the method is historical research with a descriptive-analytical approach.
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