Social Mediation Trainings in Social Change and Reconstruction of Social Justice

Abstract

With globalization, technological developments and the widespread use of social media, social change has led to various transformations in social values. This significant social change has had both positive and negative impacts across various spheres. Tensions and conflicts arise from disagreements, with criminalizing violence becoming a burden for modern states. Social mediation is increasingly seen as vital for resolving conflicts and fostering a safer society. In this study, in the context of conflict and reconciliation theories in sociology; social mediation will be evaluated in order to eliminate social unrest and tension, reduce judicial intensity and rebuild social justice caused by social change caused by globalization, technological developments and social media. Basic qualitative research design, one of the qualitative research method designs, was used in the study.  Document analysis was used as data collection method. As a result of the literature review, the findings of the study indicate that conflicts of interest in the social sphere lead to tension and cause a great intensity in the legal field. In the face of these problems, modern states have actively introduced the social mediation mechanism to ensure social peace and social justice in order to ensure legal and social justice. As a result, social mediation has been considered as a solution to prevent the incidents that cause tension and violence in the social structure, to ensure social peace and justice in order to maintain society on a healthy basis.