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Personal Data :

Name: Aliaa El-mofty sayed Mahmoud

Date of birth:8-11-1988

Moble:01007301760

Sex: Female

Marital status: Married

Job Title: Teacher Assistant –faculty of Arts –Beni seuf university

Settlement: Beni-seuf

Nationality: Egyptian

E-Mail: thesmileofsky@yahoo.com

                       

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Scientific Qualfication :

-Bachelor degree in sociology from faculty of arts –Beniseuf University class 2009                                                                

Master degree in criminology in 2015                                    -

Certificates

  TOEFL

 ( ICDL )

English course)   )

Time management

Research and mind building

Dealing with information resources

Effective communication

Skill of fast reading

Mind Map

Credit hours

Organizing scientific conferences

Using technology in teaching

Effective Management for human relations

Management of research team

-Critical thinking

-Management of legal and financial aspect in university work

-Preparing competitive projects for doing research

Master Title

Revolution and crime trends in Egyptian society: an analysis of the content of the page incidents in Al Ahram newspaper

Master Abstract

This study aims in general to the sociological analysis of the crime problem through objective description systematic quantitative content apparent connection or media message also dealt with Page accidents Al-Ahram newspaper, as affected by the revolution of January 25, 2011, and through the analysis of the content of the page incidents in Al Ahram newspaper during the whole year begins From the first month of July 2010 and ends at the end of the month of June 2011 with the aim to identify the personality characteristics and demographic of offenders, and the state catch the culprits and their motives for committing the crime in each of the first six months before the revolution, and the next six months of the revolution, as well as to identify the size of the crime, and patterns and the means to commit and that style, and time and place of the commission of the crime before the revolution and after its.       In order to achieve the objectives of the study and answer its questions, and validation of hypotheses that have been formulated, the researcher used the comparative approach, it has been necessary to study the collection of data through the use of content analysis.      The study came out in two sections contain six chapters: the first section deals with the theoretical framework for the study, and is divided into three chapters, where the first chapter explains the objectives of the study and basic Mvhomadtha, Chapter II presents the theoretical trends that explain the crime, Chapter III contains an analysis critical of some of the previous studies dealt with the phenomenon of crime, Part II of this study presents the field study and its results plan, and included in this section three chapters, where Chapter IV shows the field study plan, and displays Chapters V and VI of the most important results of the study, where the fifth chapter presents the personal characteristics and demographic perpetrators and their motives for the crime, and displays sixth and final chapter crime patterns and time and place of its commission.       The study concludes with a conclusion briefly discusses the most important results are discussed in detail in the course of this study, as well as the recommendations that have been proposed in the light of the results of the study, in addition to a list of references and a list of the study tables.         The study results supported the validity of the following hypotheses: 1. There is a relationship between the revolution and the high crime rates in Egyptian society. 2. Crime rates are high when males than in females. 3. There is a relationship between unemployment and high crime rates. 4. The economic and social among the most important factors of the crime was committed in the Egyptian society pressures. 5. Crime pattern varies depending on the career offender. 6. Revolution led to increasing Buallat crowd and resisting the authorities and create chaos in the community crimes. 7. The contact with the person to the members of the initial groups Outlaws lead to the acquisition of criminal behavior. 8. Crime rates are high in urban areas than in rural and nomadic areas.          Results of the study did not support the validity of the following hypothesis: 1. Crime rates increased among relatives about other individuals.

PHD Title

Revolution and crime trends in Egyptian society: an analysis of the content of the page incidents in Al Ahram newspaper

PHD Abstract

Title: Revolution and crime trends in Egyptian society: "Content Analysis of Al-Ahram Newspaper Submitted by: Aliaa El-Mofty Said Mahmoud Supervised by: Prof.Talaat Ibrahim Lotfy Degree: M.A Specialization: Sociology The study aims, generally, at Sociological analysis of crime through the objective, regular and Quantitative description for the obvious content of communication or media message at the same way it has been a Addressed by Accidents paper in Al-Ahram newspaper, And how it has been affected by 25-Jan revolution, through content analysis of accidents paper in Al-Ahram newspaper along 1 year (from July-2010 to July-2011) to recognize the personal and demographic characteristics to the criminals, and the status of arrested criminals, and their purposes of perpetration the crime along six months before the revolution, and six months after the revolution, in addition to recognizing the size, types, means, method, time and place of perpetrating the crime before and after the revolution . In order to reach the objectives of the study, answer the questions and assure the hypotheses comparative method is used by researcher. The required data for this study has been collected according to content analysis. The current study consists of two parts include the six chapters; the first part includes the theoretical Frame of the study. It is divided into three chapters. The first chapter shows the objectives of the study and its fundamental concepts. The second chapter presents the theoretical trends which explain the crime. The third chapter includes a critical and analytical exposition of the previous studies which handled the phenomena of the crime. Concerning part two, it exposes the plan of the field study and its results it includes three chapters, the fourth chapter shows the plan of the field study, the fifth chapter shows the personal and demographical characteristics of offenders and its motives to crimes. The sixth and final chapter discusses the patterns, time and place of crime. The results of the study support the validity of the following hypotheses: 1- There is a relation between revolution and increasing the rate of crime in Egyptian society. 2- The rate of crime is increasing in males comparing with females. 3- There is a relation between unemployment and increasing the rate of crime. 4- Social and economic strains are considered the most important factor of crime perpetration in the Egyptian society. 5- Crime pattern varies according to the Difference of offender career. 6- Revolution led to increasing crowding crimes, resisting the authorities and creating chaos in the society. 7- The contact of person with members of the outlaws primary groups lead to the acquisition of criminal behavior. 8- The rate of crime increasing in urban areas comparing with nomadic and rural areas. The results of the study didn’t support the validity of the following hypotheses: 1 - The rate of crime increasing among relatives comparing with others.