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Poverty, urban poverty: Field research in Yalova

2011
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Mehmet Karakaş

Abstract (EN)

Poverty is a broad concept. Connection can be established all the elements that creates community. This can include so many different definitions and comprehensive. For Poverty, being deprived of food and clothing and housing facilities, or the income level of society in general to stay behind expressions can be used. Poverty is a problem that not only belongs to underdeveloped countries but also developed countries now.In this study as mentioned in the conceptual framework of poverty and urban poverty in the world and in Turkey were examined and domain work in urban poverty are examined in Yalova. The domain work is preferred primarily because no study has been previously about the lack of urban poverty in Yalova. In addition to this literature devotes as absolute and relative poor, how they evaluated to determine their status. Survey method was used in obtaining the data, determining the samples of five per thousand of the population were interviewed. In this way is very important findings of the study and signed by a policy that can be said that the literature of Yalova.The study consists of three main parts, except parts of the input and result. In the introduction, the problem of the subject, purpose, importance and limitations are discussed. In the first section the conceptual framework of poverty, poverty, basic approaches, issues caused by poverty and determinants of poverty are discussed. In the second part of poverty and urban poverty in the world and in Turkey on the basis of the years were examined. In the third part of the domain work "Urban poverty in Yalova? the survey findings related to the assessment given. As a result, the study evaluated all formed part of conclusions and recommendations.

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Dr. Havva Kocatepe

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Havva Kocatepe (Master Thesis). Poverty, urban poverty: Field research in Yalova, 2011, Yalova University.

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