The relationship between place identity and community resilience: Evidence from local communities in Isfahan, Iran

Sobhaninia, Saeideh; Amirzadeh, Melika; Lauria, Mickey; Sharifi, Ayyoob

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2023.103675

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“…There are various theoretical models related to this construct, and researchers focus on different aspects of it in the de nitions, such as a sense of belonging to a place (Dixon et al, 2023), connection with society (Sobhaninia et al, 2023; Aton & Lawrence, 2014), interpersonal aspects of identity (Leary & Tangney, 2013), sense of satisfaction with place (Lewicka, 2011) and cognitions formed as a result of psychological connection (Lewicka, 2011). Despite the diversity, these de nitions are united by a common theme: the affective component of place identity.…”

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“…In the context of rapid globalization, "place" has become one of the central concepts in social psychology research (e.g., Alirhayim, 2023;Sobhaninia et al, 2023;. The modern, digitalized world is marked by simpli ed international mobility, and therefore, individuals have greater opportunities than ever to leave their countries, travel, and move beyond their place of origin.…”

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The Ties That Bind: Exploring Place Identity and Attachment Among Digital Nomads

Lagidze,

Pirtskhalava

2024

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Place identity and place attachment are central concepts in environmental psychology that are especially relevant in the current era of enhanced international mobility. Recently, Georgia has emerged as a hotspot for ‘digital nomads.’ This mixed-methods research undertakes a comparative analysis of place identity and place attachment among Georgian residents and ‘digital nomads’ connected to Georgia. Study 1 focused on qualitative analysis through 16 in-depth interviews, comprising both Georgian participants and international digital nomads. This phase aimed to understand personal experiences, adaptation strategies, and the impact of mobility on place identity and attachment. Themes from these in-depth interviews were categorized into past, present, and future perspectives. The qualitative insights revealed significant factors that shape place identity among people on the move, including cultural, social, and environmental elements, as well as participants' past experiences and future aspirations. In Study 2, quantitative analysis was conducted with a sample of 176 individuals, using an online self-report questionnaire. The quantitative results highlighted the relationships between place identity, place attachment, and psychological well-being and life satisfaction.

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Section: De Nitions Of 'Place Identity' and Related Conceptsmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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The Ties That Bind: Exploring Place Identity and Attachment Among Digital Nomads

Lagidze,

Pirtskhalava

2024

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“…This phenomenon is also supported by research that took place in 2015 (Czirfusz et al, 2015), which says that people's attitudes towards climate change depend heavily on the media, but personal perceptions have much greater power. Local identity and community resilience is correlated according to recent research in terms of environmental hazards (Sobhaninia et al, 2023) which makes this identity-forming effect extremely important. Attitude formation also has a positive impact on the people's everyday habits.…”

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Sustainable water management and local communities: strategies and case studies to achieve SDG 6 in Hungary

Zsigó

2023

Észak-magyarországi Stratégiai Füzetek

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Climate change affects all areas of our lives, especially the quality and quantity of water. The 6th goal of the Sustainable Development Gaols deals with problems affecting water, and among its goals, local communities are also given a significant role, just like in the European planning documents. These documents promote sustainable water management solutions that enable integrated and cost-effective interventions. In this paper, I am looking for the answer to how sustainable water management solutions can contribute to the fulfilment of SDG 6 and what effects they have on local communities. In addition to the relevant literature and document review, I conducted expert interviews with specialists who were already involved in such projects and I analyse three case studies with sustainable water management solutions. Results show that these solutions have a significant impact not only on the physical natural environment, but also on residents’ habits and they have a strong identity-forming role, so they are suitable to contribute to the fulfilment of SDG 6.

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Does social cohesion accelerate the recovery rate in communities impacted by environmental disasters in Puerto Rico? An analysis of a community survey

Sobhaninia

2023

Environmental Advances

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The relationship between place identity and community resilience: Evidence from local communities in Isfahan, Iran

Cited by 15 publications

References 71 publications

The Ties That Bind: Exploring Place Identity and Attachment Among Digital Nomads

The Ties That Bind: Exploring Place Identity and Attachment Among Digital Nomads

Sustainable water management and local communities: strategies and case studies to achieve SDG 6 in Hungary

Does social cohesion accelerate the recovery rate in communities impacted by environmental disasters in Puerto Rico? An analysis of a community survey

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