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2015 | 236 | 110-126

Article title

Aktywna polityka rynku pracy w krajach postkomunistycznych

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EN
Active Labour Market Policy in Post-Communist Countries

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PL

Abstracts

PL
W artykule została zaprezentowana problematyka dotycząca reżimów socjalnych oraz polityki rynku pracy. Na podstawie aktualnej literatury przedmiotu omówione zostały idealne ich typy (modele) oraz podjęto próbę określenia specyficznych cech aktywnej polityki rynku pracy w krajach postkomunistycznych. Dyskusje, które rozwinęły się w ostatnich latach, zmierzają w dwóch odmiennych kierunkach. Jedna grupa badaczy sugeruje, że aktywna polityka rynku pracy rozwija się w kierunku zidentyfikowanego już typu, co świadczy o jej unifikacji w skali przynajmniej regionalnej (np. w ramach UE). Ujęcie to można przeciwstawić podejściu partykularystycznemu, starającemu się wykazać, że kraje Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej podążają odmienną i nietradycyjną ścieżką indywidualnie lub w określonych grupach. Analiza struktury wydatków na aktywną politykę rynku pracy pozwala postawić tezę o jej odmiennych typach w badanej grupie krajów.
EN
The article presents social regimes and labor market policy problems. On the basis of source literature, describe their ideal types (models) and try to identify the features of active labor market policy in post-communist countries. The discussions which developed in last years, moving in two different directions. The first group of researchers suggests that active labor market policies developing in already identified direction, which shows of its unification on a scale at least regional (ex. Within the EU). This approach can be contrasted with particularistic view, which shows that CEE countries follow different and non-traditional personal path or in specific groups. Analysis of spending on active labor market policies can be argued about the different types in the group of tested countries.

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236

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110-126

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Publication order reference

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ISSN
2083-8611

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bwmeta1.element.cejsh-d82700b3-dd0e-478e-9329-f5f8da3376b1
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