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PUBLIC POLICY 2020
PUBLIC POLICY 2020
The next issue of our magazine (volume 4, number 2 for 2020) will be dedicated to the topic "COVID-19 and socio-political changes: challenges and opportunities in the new reality".
Possible topics:
· What has the coronavirus epidemic revealed in health policy? In Russia? In other countries?
· Digitalization during the pandemic: state control in the context of the erosion of human rights;
· "Don't leave the room": political and philosophical problems of total (self)isolation;
· Remote work, online learning, and the growth of Internet communications during the period of quarantine/self-isolation – what can be learned from this experience?
· How do States use epidemics to tighten the political regime?
· Pandemic as a challenge to modern education: University space or virtual environment?
· How the epidemic is destroying the state: new challenges and possible answers;
· Universal control: the danger of a police state;
· Solidarity versus selfishness: where will the ideological pendulum swing now?
The list of topics is open!
We expect our authors to write articles, essays, and reviews on these topics, as well as other aspects of public policy development, both during and after the pandemic.
We would like to remind you that in addition to texts about the issue's topic, each issue of our magazine publishes other articles and essays related to public policy.
Articles designed in accordance with the rules of the journal (the rules are posted on its website www.publicpolicyjournal.com) send no later than September 15, 2020 to the Secretary of the journal, associate Professor of the higher school of ECONOMICS A. A. Balayan (alexandr1138@mail.ru)
A. Yu. Sungurov, editor-in-chief of the journal "Public policy", Professor of the HSE
Possible topics:
· What has the coronavirus epidemic revealed in health policy? In Russia? In other countries?
· Digitalization during the pandemic: state control in the context of the erosion of human rights;
· "Don't leave the room": political and philosophical problems of total (self)isolation;
· Remote work, online learning, and the growth of Internet communications during the period of quarantine/self-isolation – what can be learned from this experience?
· How do States use epidemics to tighten the political regime?
· Pandemic as a challenge to modern education: University space or virtual environment?
· How the epidemic is destroying the state: new challenges and possible answers;
· Universal control: the danger of a police state;
· Solidarity versus selfishness: where will the ideological pendulum swing now?
The list of topics is open!
We expect our authors to write articles, essays, and reviews on these topics, as well as other aspects of public policy development, both during and after the pandemic.
We would like to remind you that in addition to texts about the issue's topic, each issue of our magazine publishes other articles and essays related to public policy.
Articles designed in accordance with the rules of the journal (the rules are posted on its website www.publicpolicyjournal.com) send no later than September 15, 2020 to the Secretary of the journal, associate Professor of the higher school of ECONOMICS A. A. Balayan (alexandr1138@mail.ru)
A. Yu. Sungurov, editor-in-chief of the journal "Public policy", Professor of the HSE