A Lesson in Responsibility
2025, 106, No. 1
Publication date
29.07.2025
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Social sciences
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law
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English, Polish
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Abstract
The tragedy that took place at the University of Warsaw, the murder of our colleague by a student, has no precedent – neither in the history of the University itself nor in the broader context of Polish academic life after 1989. The emotions associated with it are not only understandable but also natural. It is important to take a closer look at its implications. If only to learn the right lessons so that we can respond more effectively and efficiently in the future.
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