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Warsaw Forum of Economic Sociology

Introducing a New Journal

Welcome to the first issue of the Warsaw Forum of Economic Sociology, a new journal published by the Warsaw School of Economics (Szkoła Główna Handlowa, or SGH). Our aim is to become a wide-ranging discussion forum for scholars interested in theoretical and empirical issues in socio-economic studies, with a particular emphasis on questions related to Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).

Below please find the contents of all issues. Each article is downloadable in PDF format.

2011

vol. 2, no. 3

Contents

In this Issue
Professor Jerzy Hausner’s Statement: Institutional Change in Practice
David Ost, ‘Illusory Corporatism’ Ten Years Later
Charles Woolfson, Epp Kallaste, ‘Illusory Corporatism “Mark 2”’ in the Baltic States
Guglielmo Meardi, Social Pacts: a Western Recipe for Central and Eastern Europe?
Dorothee Bohle, Trade Unions and the Fiscal Crisis of the State
Miroslav Stanojević, Social Pacts in Slovenia: Accomodation to the EMU Regime and the Post-euro Development
Victor Zhukov, The Social Dialogue in Ukraine
Dariusz Zalewski, Facts and Artifacts of Social Dialogue
Book Reviews
- Bednarski, M., Wratny, J. (eds.) (2010), Związki zawodowe a niezwiązkowe przedstawicielstwa pracownicze w gospodarce posttransformacyjnej (Trade unions and non-union forms of employee representation in the post-transformation economy), Warszawa: IPiSS, Jan Czarzasty
Instructions for authors

2010
vol. 1, no. 2

Contents

In this Issue
Bogusław Czarny, Ecomomics as an Empirical Science
Marek Garbicz, Slight Crisis of Mainstream Economics?
Wojciech Pacho, Do we Need New Methodology in Macroeconomics?
Leszek Gilejko, Sectoral Interest Groups
Juliusz Gardawski, Guglielmo Meardi, Keep Trying? Polish Failures and Half-successes in Social Pacting
David Ost, Illusory Corporatism in Eastern Europe: Neoliberal Tripartism and Postcommunist Class Identities
Joachim Osiński, Constitution of the Republic of Poland as the Foundation of Democratic Society and State
Instructions for authors

2010
vol. 1, no. 1

Contents

Introducing a New Journal
In this Issue
Piotr Chmielewski, New Institutionalism: a Platform for Productive Integration in Social Sciences
Zbigniew Staniek, Diversification of Institutional Economics
Sławomir Sztaba, Economy and Sociology. The Likely Directions of Cooperation
Tadeusz Kowalik, Is Cooperation of Sociologists and Economists Possible and if so When?
Witold Morawski, Globalization in a Structuralist Perspective
Jacek Tittenbrun, Sociology of the Economy versus Economic Sociology
Honorata Sosnowska, Meanders of the Theory of Social Choice
Ewa Freyberg, Regulatory Impact Assessments and the Advantages of the Joint Research by Economists and Sociologists
Instructions for authors