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Horyzonty

Polityki

Horyzonty Polityki 2020, Vol. 11, No 36

Editorial

“Post-pandemic Societies”

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experts – may lead to a serious crisis in democratic procedures in the country considered the leader of the free world.

The daily problems of social life remain somewhat overshadowed by the political and economic turmoil that is a direct result of the pandemic (whether created or merely reinforced by it). The require‑ ment of maintaining social distancing has to a large extent disrupted the functioning of all social institutions essential for the development of education, culture and religious life. Undoubtedly, the necessity to conduct school classes via the Internet is a particular blow to the whole of society. Apart from the purely economic consequences (dif‑ ficulties in reconciling parental care with professional work), a re‑ duction in the quantity and quality of social relations, so important for shaping the personality and attitudes of young people, may in particular give rise to a plethora of negative consequences.

The COVID‑19 pandemic forces all of us to seriously reflect on what awaits humanity in the coming days, months, and years. Any forecasts should also consider historical experience; after all, historia

magistra vitae, and this is not the first event of its kind in the history

of mankind, nor is it even unprecedented in recent history.

The question we wish to pose concerns the condition of post‑ pandemic societies, i.e. what the moral, social, economic, political consequences of these events were and will be. What models of so‑ cieties gave rise to pandemics, and what models could emerge now? Did these tragedies inspire people to seek and create a “better” world or did they strengthen “barbaric” tendencies?

We are convinced that such reflection will allow for the wiser use of our current experiences.

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