• List of Articles Covid Crisis

      • Open Access Article

        1 - Designing a resilient policy model for knowledge-based businesses in the Corona era
        ebrahim dousti shervedani Naser Khani
        Objective: Business resilience is the structural and procedural dynamics that enable businesses to have the capacity to meet challenges. Business thinking broadly refers to an organization's capacity to perform well, regardless of its economic or organizational environm More
        Objective: Business resilience is the structural and procedural dynamics that enable businesses to have the capacity to meet challenges. Business thinking broadly refers to an organization's capacity to perform well, regardless of its economic or organizational environment. Therefore, the aim of this study is to design a resilience policy model for knowledge-based businesses in the Corona era.Method: The collected data is qualitative and based on the data theory approach. The statistical population of the study was managers and experts in the field of knowledge base, through in-depth sampling, in-depth interviews were conducted with twelve of them. Concepts and categories were then extracted using open coding. Results: Based on the data theory theory of the foundation, 52 sub-categories and 13 main categories were identified and categorized during the coding process. Then, while identifying the central category, the categories were placed within the basic components of causal, contextual, intervening, strategies and consequences conditions, and the final model was formed.Conclusion: Knowledge-based companies can withstand intelligent rotation in business model, identify new target markets, use creativity and up-to-date knowledge and benefit from the experiences of other countries against the Covid 19 crisis, and Turn the Corona crisis into an opportunity for the Manuscript profile
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        2 - Structured Analysis of E-Learning Culture in Educational Systems: An Approach to the Covid Crisis 19 (Review)
        maryam taghvaeeyazdi
        Along with the rapid changes in techniques and skills and the emergence of new phenomena of information technology and their impact on lifestyles, the educational process has also changed. The globalization and advancement of information and communication technology, al More
        Along with the rapid changes in techniques and skills and the emergence of new phenomena of information technology and their impact on lifestyles, the educational process has also changed. The globalization and advancement of information and communication technology, along with the increasing diversity of student characteristics and cultural diversity of users, has challenged educational institutions. E-learning culture refers to the use of new information and communication technologies in the organization, which in the form of a set of values, systems and organizational habits of the entire organization and individuals to continuously improve the rate. Supports and encourages knowledge, competence and performance. Success in e-learning requires a change in learners' perceptions and behaviors to change the development of the curriculum. The role of educational-cultural factors in designing and creating a learning environment, especially e-learning, should be considered; Accordingly, and considering the changes in educational systems in the 21st century and the emergence of crises affecting educational systems, including the crisis of Covid 19 disease, which has made e-learning an indispensable requirement in the educational system. This study was conducted to structurally analyze the culture of e-learning in educational systems with an approach to the Covid 19 crisis. Manuscript profile
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        3 - International Security, Covid Crisis, Copenhagen Security Theory, Extended Security, Post-Covid
        Hassan Yousefi Jahangir Karami