Participatory decision making in the post COVID-19 period

The COVID-19 Crisis, by showing the boundary states of socio-economic systems, has affected various areas of human life and has challenged many growing trends in trade and industry. . Participatory decision-making is one of the most important of these areas. This study seeks to examine the effects of the COVID-19 Crisis on different layers of participatory decision-making knowledge, and to estimate the necessary changes in participatory decision-making for life in the post COVID-19 period. Therefore, it is an essential step in organizing post-crisis participatory decision-making. Accordingly, using the Fundamentalism Strategy, the effects of the Corona Crisis on participatory decision-making at the three levels of principles, theories and techniques have been studied and analyzed. The results show that participatory decision-making at each of the introduced levels is affected by the Corona crisis. Also, at all levels, there has been areas of decision-making that remain completely unchanged. Further analysis shows that, despite the quantitative view, the most important effects have been created at the level of participatory decision-making principles and philosophical theories. The results of this study indicate the need for paradigm shifts in participatory decision-making in the post COVID-19 period. Finally, this study provide suggestions for further research and empirical suggestions.