to investigate the security and law enforcement consequences of mass strikes in the city of Miandoab

Collective conflict takes place for any reason and motive, if it leads to murder, it changes the conditions of the region, so that sometimes the situation of several villages or tribes in the city may face major problems and difficulties.

In this regard, investigatory measures were carried out in four hypotheses.

This descriptive qualitative study was conducted in 1398 with the participation of 19 disciplinary, judicial and social sciences experts in Miandoab city. Targeted sampling was used during the semi-structured interview to collect data. Data analysis was performed using conventional (inductive) content analysis and coding. Lincoln and Guba reliability criteria were used to achieve the accuracy and reliability of the data.

Data analysis led to the extraction of 5 subclasses and two main categories. The main classes that emerged include "reduction of social cohesion" (with three subcategories of social disunity, reduction of psychological social security, loss of social capital) and "weakening of the rule of law" with three subclasses ("increase of desire and motivation to carry and maintain weapons"). "Giving" violent patterns and "strengthening the spirit of demand by resorting to violence").

In addition to depriving the community of physical and objective security, the occurrence of mass conflict is also a precondition for depriving the mental security and social well-being of members of a community. Collectively act with sensitivity and with a plan and awareness to reduce this phenomenon.