20 YEARS OF POLAND'S MEMBERSHIP IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

Discover a fascinating journey through two decades of Poland's presence in the European Union. This monograph is a collection of interdisciplinary analyses that show the impact of European integration on various areas of life in Poland. Learn about the benefits and challenges that accompanied this process, as well as reflections on Poland's future in the EU.

• Interdisciplinary perspective on European integration
• Analysis of changes in the social, economic and legal spheres
• Case studies showing the impact of integration on public life
• Texts in Polish, English and Slovak
• Reflection on Poland's experience in the EU
• 2025 edition
• 270 pages full of knowledge

The monograph "20 years of Poland's membership in the European Union" is a comprehensive study that analyzes the impact of European integration on Poland over the past two decades. The authors, representing various fields of science, take an interdisciplinary reflection on the benefits of EU membership and the challenges that have emerged over the years. The publication covers a wide range of topics from politics and law to economic and social issues.

In the book you will find analyzes of administrative transformations, the impact of EU regulations on Polish law, and changes in education and the labor market. The presented case studies show the effects of integration and its impact on various areas of public life. The study, containing texts in Polish, English and Slovak, encourages reflection on Poland's experience in the EU and possible directions for further changes.

This publication is an invaluable source of knowledge for students, scientists, politicians and all those interested in European integration and its impact on Poland. Thanks to the interdisciplinary approach and rich substantive content, this monograph is a valuable tool for understanding the complex processes taking place in Poland in the context of membership in the European Union. Year of publication 2025, paperback, format 171x248 mm.