ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY - WITOLD MORAWSKI

The book "Economic Sociology" by Witold Morawski is a compendium of knowledge about the relationship between economy and society. The author analyzes the key concepts and problems of economic sociology, offering the reader a comprehensive view of modern economic processes and their impact on social life. It is a must-read for students of sociology, economics, and anyone interested in understanding the mechanisms that govern the modern world.

• Institutional analysis of the birth of capitalism
• Socio-economic development and its driving forces
• Relationships between market, state, and society
• Welfare state: emergence, development, and crisis
• Labor relations: conflict, cooperation, game
• Property and property rights in the economic context
• Market institutionalization in post-socialism

Witold Morawski, an outstanding Polish sociologist, presents in his book a wide range of issues, from the theoretical foundations of economic sociology to concrete analyzes of modern economic problems. The author examines how different economic systems affect social structures, interpersonal relationships, and cultural values. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for all who want to understand the complexity of the modern world.

In "Economic Sociology," Morawski also analyzes the role of the state in the economy, discussing various models of state intervention and their consequences for economic development. The author also examines the issue of distributive justice, analyzing how different economic systems affect the distribution of goods and resources in society. This book is an important voice in the discussion about the future of economy and society.

This publication is not only a theoretical analysis but also a practical guide to modern economic problems. Morawski refers to specific examples and case studies, illustrating his theses and making it easier for the reader to understand the issues discussed. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for all who want to understand the mechanisms that govern the modern world and actively participate in the discussion about the future of economy and society.

The book has 396 pages, a format of 206x142 mm, and was published in 2011 by Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN in paperback. It is a must-have for every student of sociology and economics.