THE IDEA ENTREPRENEUR - MARCIN CHMIELOWSKI

Do you feel that freedom is giving way to other values? Is individualism losing importance in today's world? Demagogues and radicals seem to dominate the public debate, and the idea of tolerance and mutual respect is less and less heard? If so, then the book "The Idea Entrepreneur" by Marcin Chmielowski is just for you.

• Theory and practice of social change in one place
• A ready-made action model for those who want to change the world
• Inspiration from the classics and those who have truly influenced reality
• Experience from working in non-governmental organizations
• An answer to the question of whether self-organization is enough to defend freedom
• A book for everyone who wants to actively shape the future

Marcin Chmielowski presents a comprehensive view of the process of social change in his book. He combines theory with practice, offering the reader a ready-made action model that can be applied in various contexts. The author refers to the work of the classics of social and political thought, drawing inspiration from those who have truly changed the world. His analysis is also based on his own experiences from working in non-governmental organizations, which gives the book a practical dimension.

"The Idea Entrepreneur" is not only a diagnosis of the problem, but above all a proposal for concrete solutions. Chmielowski shows how to organize institutions capable of protecting freedom and how to build a society based on the values of individualism and tolerance. This book is an inspiration for all those who want to actively participate in shaping the future and defend the values that are important to them.

The author asks difficult questions about the future of freedom and democracy in the face of growing threats. He wonders whether self-organization, the ability to cooperate and suspicion of the state are enough to stop attacks on freedom. The answer that Chmielowski proposes is hopeful, but at the same time realistic and pragmatic. This book shows that defending freedom is possible, but requires effort, commitment and strategic action.

The publication, published by Fijorr in 2020, has 226 pages and a format of 210x148x22 mm. The paperback cover makes it handy and easy to read.