THE STATE IN THE MODERN WORLD - KRZYSZTOF TRZCIŃSKI

Are you wondering how the state functions in the modern world? This book is a compendium of knowledge that will help you understand the complex mechanisms and processes shaping our societies. Discover how the roles of states are changing in the era of globalization and what challenges they face in the 21st century. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to better understand the political and social reality surrounding us.

• Interdisciplinary approach - a collection of studies prepared by experts from various fields.
• Wealth of perspectives - analyses from several domestic and foreign academic centers.
• Key issues - from the idea of the state to the phenomenon of state collapse.
• Insightful analyses - on sovereignty, power and its influence on social development.
• Multidimensional transformation - a detailed look at the changes taking place in states.
• Functioning of institutions - a thorough analysis of various aspects of the functioning of state structures.
• Timeliness - the studies touch on important issues related to the contemporary challenges of states.

The book "The State in the Modern World" is the result of the work of an interdisciplinary team of Polish researchers who undertook the analysis of the role and functioning of the state in today's world. This publication is a collection of twenty studies that were prepared by experts from several domestic and foreign academic centers. The authors, representing various fields of science, joined forces to create a comprehensive and multidimensional view of what the state is and how it functions in today's reality.

Among the key issues discussed in the volume are the idea of the state, the concept of the nation state, individual freedom in the state, state sovereignty, the essence of power and its legitimacy, the influence of the nature of state power on social development, the multidimensional transformation of the state, various aspects of the functioning of state institutions, and the phenomenon of state collapse. Each of these issues has been subjected to thorough analysis, so that the reader receives a complete picture of the complexity and dynamics of modern states.

This publication is especially recommended to students, scientists, politicians and all those interested in the issues of the state and its role in the modern world. Thanks to the interdisciplinary approach and the wealth of perspectives, this book is a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for further research and reflection on the future of states in a globalizing world. Published in 2006 by ASPRA Publishing House, it has 354 pages and has a format of 238x166 mm.