SOCIAL POLICY TOWARDS NEW THINGS - COLLECTIVE WORK

The book "Social Policy Towards New Things" is a collection of articles analyzing the phenomenon of "new things" in the context of a globalizing world and postmodernity. The authors refer to the encyclical Centesimus annus, pointing to its importance in interpreting contemporary social and economic challenges.

• Analysis of the phenomenon of "new things" in a global world
• Reference to the social teaching of the Catholic Church
• Multifaceted view of social policy
• Reflection on human dignity in the context of social justice
• Inspiration from the social teaching of St. John Paul II
• Important voice in the discussion about the common good

The publication is a valuable source of knowledge for people interested in social, economic and political issues. It touches on issues related to ethics, justice and responsibility in the context of a changing reality. The authors analyze the impact of globalization, new technologies and ideologies on social life, pointing to the need to seek solutions based on humanistic and Christian values.

The book contains reflections on the role of the state, family and non-governmental organizations in shaping social policy. The authors emphasize the importance of social dialogue, civic participation and education in building a society based on solidarity and mutual respect. The publication is an inspiration to reflect on one's role in society and to take action for the common good.

The foreword to the book was written by Cardinal Gerhard Müller, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, who emphasizes the importance of the social teaching of St. John Paul II in the context of contemporary challenges. Cardinal Müller draws attention to the need to defend the truth about man, to respect his dignity and to build genuine social peace. His words are an important reference point for all who want to get involved in activities for the common good.

The Pontifical University of John Paul II in Krakow, as the publisher, guarantees a high substantive level of the publication. The book is addressed to a wide audience, including students, scientists, politicians, social activists and all people interested in social issues. Its reading is a valuable investment in personal and social development, as well as an inspiration to take action for a better world.

This publication is required reading for anyone who wants to understand the complexity of contemporary social challenges and seeks inspiration to act for the common good. The reflections contained in it are a valuable source of knowledge and reflection, as well as an inspiration to build a better world based on humanistic and Christian values. We encourage you to read and to engage in a dialogue about its content.