CyberSpace and its impact as the main competitor of real Space in various aspects is considered and have been studied by many thinkers and theorists. For various reasons (political, Social, cultural, etc. ) it is lead to the presence of people, especially young people in Virtual Space, as all borders crossed the behavior and influence actions of people. According to the increasing importance and undeniable young Social role of the public new ways, in this paper, the impact of cyberSpace on Social action using views and theories of sociology is studied. Does Virtual Space lead to Social isolation? This article examines the impact of Virtual Space on Social isolation from the other observations theoretically. As far as, modern world accelerate in chaotic direction with dramatically increasing of electronic relation instrument and diversity taken one more meaning and the content of communication has changed the upper limit in one side and on the other hand, Virtual Space lead to individual changes and variation of personality, especially in youth, therefore, evaluation of sociological theory and research results can confirm that presence in Virtual Space without any mean or purpose have been lead to Social isolation in Virtual seekers.

The presence of digital Social responsibility in an organization serves as a model and inspiration for employees. When an organization seriously considers digital Social responsibility and utilizes technology to serve society, employees are influenced and become more inclined to adhere to Social values and standards in their work. This research is applied in nature and falls under mixed-method studies. The research data was collected using library research and semi-structured interviews. In the qualitative phase, thematic analysis was used, while in the quantitative phase, the ISM method was employed to classify behavioral damages. The statistical population includes all experts in organizational behavior and Social responsibility in executive bodies of Mazandaran province. In the qualitative phase, the snowball sampling method was used, while in the quantitative phase, purposive sampling was applied. Data analysis was conducted using MAXQDA and Excel software. The research results identified six types of damages: individual, cultural, organizational, security-related, sustainability-related, and political. Among these, individual, cultural, and sustainability-related damages had the highest impact at the organizational level and require significant attention.

The Iranian Virtual Space has had an impact on the discourse relations between the two sexes. This research aims to investigate the gender Space that governs the Iranian Virtual Space, including definitions and meanings, the discursive relationship of power and the symbolic forms of the relationship between the two sexes through Virtual ethnography and semiotic and thematic analysis. The findings indicate the importance of sexual and erotic aspects between the two sexes and the emergence of generalized intimacy. Gender relations are unequal at the power discourse level. Men have different mechanisms against masculinity crisis which include the rejection of new changes and the stabilization of women in the form of sensitive beings, the creation of a new face of masculinity, as well as the use of previous mechanisms as don juanism and jealousy. Although women have resistances in the form of Female self-discoveries, they ultimately by taking refuge in modernity/decency, being sensitive and being love nurturerer, passively establish themselves in the face of previous stereotypes. In the semiotics of Space, not only have women in their most commodified form and along with other elements of hedonistic bricolage and through compliance with luxurious object become hedonistic along with other subjects of pleasure, but also in their fantasies, despite some resistance, they seek convergence with men in recklessness and hedonism, and also consumerization and romanticizing relationships which ultimately lead to the consolidation of previous discourse relations.

Cognitive warfare is the field of public opinion management by an institution, organization, actor, government or government that can influence the thoughts and perceptions of that society. In this war, especially the Virtual Space is used in order to change the way people think, and to change the thoughts, the structure of thoughts and minds, no tool works like the Virtual Space, as it affects the innermost and personal Spaces and Individuals and communities have entered and can send their own message to change thoughts and influence these types of things. This Space has various functions, including cultural, Social and especially political functions, which are important and should be investigated.The purpose of this research is to identify and prioritize the political functions of Virtual Space (Social networks) in the field of cognitive warfare. This mixed research has been carried out in the field of cognitive warfare in terms of purpose, application and descriptive method. The method of collecting required data and information is library, documentary and field. Its statistical population is army and national experts in the fields of Virtual Space and cognitive warfare, who have been active in this regard, and 21 experts were selected as a sample using the snowball method. In this regard, the relevant questionnaires were distributed among the statistical population in the form of full numbers and using the fuzzy Delphi approach, 12 components were identified.The results of the research show that the function of "Social networks as the main tool and driver of riots and political revolutions", "a tool of civil resistance" and "the role of Social networks in the occurrence of various revolutions in the world" as the most important political functions of Virtual Space in war. were cognitively identified and ranked.

During these two decades, according to the expansion of communication, there is a deep transformation in individuals’ conception of Space. As Space plays an important role in tourism, either real or Virtual, this transformation happens in the field too. The present study attempts to show how tourism in the contemporary Virtualized world, or as some authors name: the dual globalized situation, occurs.

"What role the internet and ICT have in Social and political developments of Islamic countries?" this question arises from the rapid spread of internet and ICT, as new kinds of media. This article seeks to analyze the impact of ICT on Social movements and Social and political actions of civil society in Egypt. Underlying the resource mobilization theory by Charles Tilly, the role and impact of Virtual Space in the processes of mobilization model (interests, mobilization, organization, power, repression/facilitation, and threat/opportunity) and elements of "repertoire" of Social movement, are studied. It is proved that the successful interaction between the Virtual Space and Social movement results from a dynamic accommodation between functions of socio-political groups in real and Virtual worlds. Finally, this article reflects the potential perspective in the relationship of internet and Social activities in Islamic countries, based on the assumption that the internet interaction pattern helps to emerge and enhance some elements of Tilly's resource mobilization theory, especially when internet is sympathetic to people's interests in the real world.

Background and Aim: In today’s era, with the emergence of Virtual networks in Social life and the growing addiction to them, the feeling of Social alienation—defined as a disconnect between individuals and organizations, groups, and even themselves—has become one of the most pressing concerns in societies. This phenomenon can disrupt the natural course of life, leading to serious Social disorders and damage. Therefore, this research aims to investigate the relationship between addiction to Virtual networks and the feeling of Social alienation among the citizens of Qazvin.   Data and Method: This study employed a survey technique, with the statistical population comprising all citizens aged 15–59 in Qazvin. Using Cochran’s statistical formula and cluster sampling, 390 individuals were selected to collect the data.   Findings: The results indicate a statistically significant relationship between addiction to Virtual networks and all components of Social alienation (feelings of powerlessness, meaninglessness, abnormality, isolation, and self-loathing). Furthermore, the relationship is positive and direct. Regression analysis revealed that the variables of lack of self-control, impairment in individual functioning, time-wasting, and impairment in Social action had the greatest impact on the emotional-Social alienation variable. Collectively, these variables were able to predict 39.5% of the changes in this variable.   Conclusion: Addiction to Virtual Spaces isolates individuals—the core of society—from their roots, leading to alienation. Therefore, it is more crucial than ever to create safe online environments. Platforms that promote community and group connections can enhance a sense of belonging and help reduce these negative effects.   Key Message: National monitoring and continuous assessment of the status of Social alienation among various groups can highlight its problematic dimensions. Public consensus and agreement on these issues can lead to effective planning and promote the desirable and balanced use of cyberSpace.

Internet is going to change society's life, especially youth. Internet appeal attracts young people to select computer instead of interaction with their parents or the same age people which is leads to Social isolation. This article purpose is pathological study of Virtual Space. So internet using impact on youth's Social isolation is investigated by a researcher made questionnaire (n=220 university students). Results show that one of the most influential variables on Social isolation is Social using of internet. Internet using has a direct impact on Social isolation (beta=24%).