Poland's New Capitalism

Neoliberal policies have significantly shaped Poland's political transformation, influencing both post-communist and post-Solidarity governments. As the largest economy in Eastern Europe, Poland played a crucial role in opposing communism and has since been governed by neoliberal frameworks. This book examines the effects of these policies, the influence of transnational corporations and foreign investments, and highlights the resurgence of trade unions and emerging social movements that contest the country's evolving capitalism.