SOCIAL DIALOGUE IN THE EU - NATIONAL AND SUPRANATIONAL DIMENSION

Discover a fascinating analysis of social dialogue in the European Union, presented from both national and supranational perspectives. This monograph is a significant contribution to research on social interactions that shape our common European future. The author, Bogusław Jagusiak, presents a mature research approach, combining theory with practice, which makes this work extremely valuable for anyone interested in social dynamics in Europe.

• Comprehensive analysis of social dialogue in the EU
• National and supranational perspective in one study
• Contribution to research on social interactions
• Mature research approach of the author
• Fills a thematic gap in the publishing market
• Conceptualization of concepts and description of mutual dependencies
• Practical and theoretical aspects of social dialogue

Bogusław Jagusiak's monograph is not only a theoretical analysis but also a practical look at social dialogue in the European Union. The author, with the maturity of a researcher, presents a conceptualization of concepts and a description of mutual dependencies, which is a significant contribution to Polish humanities. This work fills a thematic gap in the publishing market, offering a comprehensive view of social dialogue from a national and European perspective.

This book is especially recommended to students, scientists, and anyone interested in social issues in Europe. Thanks to it, one can understand how social dialogue influences the shaping of politics and relations between EU member states. The author, based on his rich experience, presents cardinal theses in a logical and accessible way, which makes this reading extremely valuable.

The Foundation for Clean Energy, the publisher of this monograph, has been supporting scientific and educational initiatives that contribute to the development of society for years. By choosing this book, you support further research on social dialogue and its impact on our future. Join the group of readers who want to understand how our common European identity is shaped.

Details of the edition:

Pages: 256

Format: 146x213 mm

Year of publication: 2016

Binding: paperback