Corona Pandemic and Public Order: A Sociological Perspective

Abstract

The main justification for this intervention is that sociology contributes to diagnosing a global social phenomenon in terms of its effects on many other social phenomena, its management mechanisms and its future. It aimed to identify the most important effects and ways of managing them, and future scenarios. This is a step that was not limited to monitoring, but rather to explore scenarios for this pandemic in light of objective methodological controls. There are questions governing this discussion, such as: What are its most prominent effects? What are the ways to manage it? What are the most important future scenarios for this pandemic?
In light of the above, the intervention includes a discussion of the following themes: the first section: Introduction to sociology to study the Corona pandemic, the second section: the repercussions of the Corona pandemic: unemployment and poverty, public order, the state's relationship with society, the plight of education, and global confusion. The intervention concluded that it is necessary to actually think about a post-Corona society without distinctions or racial or religious distinctions, there must be a tolerant society, the peoples must learn that chaos and lawlessness will not be one of the solutions, and despite what is behind the blocking is still invisible, but in The horizon looms the harbingers of the fall of the era of brutal globalization and the return of goodness and justice as ruling values.