جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « post covid-19 era » در نشریات گروه « مدیریت »

Due to its epidemic nature, the spread of the Covid-19 virus has caused many changes in human behaviors and biosocial patterns, which can be observed in the lifestyle of society. This research was conducted with the aim of analyzing the lifestyle changes resulting from the Covid-19 epidemic and extracting themes of post-Covid-19 lifestyle. To achieve this goal, a systematic review method based on the approach of Wright et al. (2009) was utilized. The sample consisted of 22 Persian and English articles on post-Covid-19 lifestyle. After collecting the research, they were analyzed and evaluated from three perspectives: first, structurally; then, the content of the results was conceptualized; and finally, their methodological evaluation and critique were conducted. Based on the analysis, the post-Covid-19 lifestyle encompasses five main themes: virtualization of everyday life, health-oriented life, socialization of governance, social distancing, and articulated panic. The post-Covid-19 lifestyle has become virtual and media-driven, influenced by global changes including virtualization and the Covid-19 epidemic. Health-oriented and medical discourse has dominated this lifestyle, with social distancing becoming its essence, and articulated fear taking root in the mentality of citizens and dominating their lifestyle. Ultimately, in the post-Covid-19 lifestyle, we will witness increased attention from citizens and governance systems towards cultural, social, and environmental dimensions of various issues. In general, the post-Covid-19 lifestyle will be a distinct phenomenon compared to the pre-Covid-19 lifestyle.

The COVID-19 pandemic created significant challenges for urban tourism, and its negative consequences caused countries to seek effective measures for the post-disease period. One of the most important of them is scenario planning; the main purpose of this research is to compile the future scenarios of urban tourism in the post-corona era, which was done with a focus on Sareyn. The research method is combined or mixed, which is carried out using a sequential exploratory approach in two qualitative-quantitative phases. The methods used in this research are "theme analysis and scenario planning." The statistical population of the research includes a multi-core team of experts in urban tourism, urban management, geography, public administration, and public health, who are also familiar with the conditions and status of Sareyn. These people are identified through the purposeful sampling method. According to the findings of the research, in the first phase, which was carried out using the theme analysis method, the themes extracted from the semi-structured interviews are in the form of 39 basic themes, 14 organizing themes, and 3 inclusive themes, which will go to the next stage to identify the drivers. Based on the findings of the quantitative phase of the research, four scenarios were identified, which are the reduction of restrictions and smart health screening, health tourism (treatment), green zoning, and mandatory lockdown. According to the results, the scenarios of "reducing restrictions and smart health screening - health tourism (treatment)" are, respectively, the most favorable and relatively favorable, and "green zoning - forced lock" scenarios are categorized as relatively unfavorable and most unfavorable situations. By adopting the relevant scenarios and properly managing urban tourism and its consequences, the post-disease period can also be considered an opportunity for urban tourism that brings new and desirable solutions to the fore.