Corona table

Book name: Corona Table Author: Ali Hussein Publisher: Effort Number of pages: 185 Book category: Novel Summary of the book: A few months ago, Foreign Policy magazine published an investigation titled "What will the world be like after the Corona virus pandemic," confirming that the destruction caused by the virus is no less impactful than the repercussions of the fall of the Berlin Wall or the 2008 economic crisis. Foreign Policy posed an important question to several thinkers about whether globalization will be eliminated. In some answers, there was a strange praise for the virus, which some considered a possible cure for the planet Earth, and the best way to curb global capitalism, and restore the virtues of societies and countries that have been dominated by market and corporate virtues. Conversely, some researchers find that the Corona virus has become an aid to right-wing parties in Europe and America. President Donald Trump used the virus to oppose immigration and promote racism, while Brazilian President showed disdain for doctors' and researchers' advice, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party exploited the crisis to fuel Islamophobia and abandon poor workers and migrants who came to Indian cities from their villages. The 21 thinkers and writers I selected for this book have certainly made personal choices, which may be incomplete, or there may be others more important than those I discussed regarding the pandemic and its repercussions. These articles are also a series of portraits that I wanted to combine enjoyment and benefit, leaving it to readers to judge whether what I presented remains relevant after the end of the Corona crisis or if this book will become a thing of the past.