Introduction Social happiness is part of the social welfare component and depends more on social and economic determinants than on psychological and medical interventions. Meanwhile , it is one of the core concepts of sustainable development. Being happy is just one of the desirable wishes of life in every society . A nation is fresher and certainly wealthier when its citizens are happy. In this type of society , citizens have optimistic attitudes towards life and things around them. From 2000 onwards, variables such as happiness, hope in future , pleasure and satisfaction have been included as key variables in UN debates to determine level of development s in countries . This phenomenon is measured by the density of social networks and r...
Happines was a topic in early sociology and interest in the subject revived in the 1970s in the cont...
This paper offers new findings which support the hypothesis that a causal link from happiness to soc...
Subjective well-being has become increasingly more important as a guide for policy and welfare. This...
 Introduction  Social happiness is part of the social welfare component and depends more on soci...
Recent studies on self-declared happiness show that higher income does not always lead to happiness;...
Introduction: Happiness and exhilaration are the most essential demands of human innate psychologica...
Participation in decision-making has the potential to contribute to greater happiness. To explore th...
In this paper, subjective well being, as measured by survey questions on happiness and life satisfac...
Introduction Happiness refers to the cognitive and affective evaluations of one’s own life and is de...
Abstract Reports and statistical data indicate the critical state of Iran in terms of happiness and ...
Abctract. This study attempts to examine the links between social development and happiness. Social ...
textabstractThe term "social development" is used rhetorically in pleas for less focus on "economic ...
textabstractThe term ‘social development’ is used rhetorically in pleas for less focus on ‘economic ...
This paper presents evidence on causal influence of happiness on social capital and trust using Germ...
Participation in decision-making has the potential to contribute to greater happiness. To ex-plore t...
Happines was a topic in early sociology and interest in the subject revived in the 1970s in the cont...
This paper offers new findings which support the hypothesis that a causal link from happiness to soc...
Subjective well-being has become increasingly more important as a guide for policy and welfare. This...
 Introduction  Social happiness is part of the social welfare component and depends more on soci...
Recent studies on self-declared happiness show that higher income does not always lead to happiness;...
Introduction: Happiness and exhilaration are the most essential demands of human innate psychologica...
Participation in decision-making has the potential to contribute to greater happiness. To explore th...
In this paper, subjective well being, as measured by survey questions on happiness and life satisfac...
Introduction Happiness refers to the cognitive and affective evaluations of one’s own life and is de...
Abstract Reports and statistical data indicate the critical state of Iran in terms of happiness and ...
Abctract. This study attempts to examine the links between social development and happiness. Social ...
textabstractThe term "social development" is used rhetorically in pleas for less focus on "economic ...
textabstractThe term ‘social development’ is used rhetorically in pleas for less focus on ‘economic ...
This paper presents evidence on causal influence of happiness on social capital and trust using Germ...
Participation in decision-making has the potential to contribute to greater happiness. To ex-plore t...
Happines was a topic in early sociology and interest in the subject revived in the 1970s in the cont...
This paper offers new findings which support the hypothesis that a causal link from happiness to soc...
Subjective well-being has become increasingly more important as a guide for policy and welfare. This...