NEW ECONOMY. COMPLEX SYSTEMS AND HOMO COMPOSITUS - ALEKSANDER JAKIMOWICZ

Embark on a fascinating journey through the intricacies of modern economics, where traditional models give way to a new paradigm. "New Economy. Complex Systems and Homo compositus" by Aleksander Jakimowicz is a pioneering work that introduces a fresh perspective on the complexity of economic systems and the role of humans in this dynamic environment. Prepare for an intellectual feast that will change your perception of economics!

• Pioneering approach to economics, comparable to Cieszkowski's contribution to philosophy and Trentowski's contribution to didactics.
• Innovative terms and paradigms that boldly challenge established ways of thinking.
• Transdisciplinary matrix connecting economics with physics, chemistry, biology, sociology, philosophy, and even religion.
• Great erudition and encyclopedic knowledge of the Author, presented in literary and inspired language.
• In-depth analysis of the complexity of economic systems and the role of humans as "homo compositus".
• Inspiring reading for economists, sociologists, philosophers, and anyone interested in modern economic challenges.
• Opus magnum of the Author, which will permanently enter the canon of economic literature.

Professor Jakimowicz, like a pioneer, charts new paths in economics, creating original concepts and networks of connecting axioms. His work is a bold attempt to create a new paradigm that takes into account the complexity of modern economic systems and the role of humans as a multidimensional being – "homo compositus". The introduction of new terms and concepts demonstrates courage and awareness of one's own otherness in science, which will certainly be verified over time.

The book "New Economy. Complex Systems and Homo compositus" is an attempt to classify and unify economic activity in the manner of the Linnaeus system, creating a transdisciplinary matrix that connects economics with other fields of science. The author examines society as a developing and structurally organized organism, striving to create economics as the equivalent of a living organism.

Jakimowicz's work is an impressive opus magnum, characterized by great erudition, encyclopedic knowledge, and literary language. The author presents his ideas in an inspired and almost poetic way, which makes reading a true intellectual pleasure. This book will certainly make a huge impression on readers and will permanently enter the canon of economic literature.

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN presents this unique publication in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The book has 260 pages and was published in 164x236 mm format with paperback binding. The year of publication is 2017.