Corona and political concepts: Security, rights, and priority debate

Abstract

The Corona crisis has revived controversy and debate about the value and intellectual system on which institutions and practices are based in our contemporary world. A major review process has begun at the philosophical and intellectual level for the ideological and intellectual foundations, and for the structures and institutions that have been entrenched during the last decades. This crisis has shed light on the failure of globalization policies, and restored consideration The role of the state, as it brought to light the issue of national security and its concept, and strengthened the authority of states and governments at the expense of the rights of individuals and groups, and it seems that this review process may force a review of the content of many of the political concepts that have prevailed in recent decades.