Jacek Kubera, PhD, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Sociology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan.Tomasz Morozowski, PhD candidate, Faculty of Political Science and Journalism, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, and analyst at the Institute for Western Affairs in Poznan..

• PART I: THE IDEA OF A SOCIAL EUROPE – NOT THE SAME, BUT STILL ALIVE1. The social turn and the potential to reconstruct the social dimension of the European Union Jacek Kubera and Tomasz MorozowskiPART II: LOOKING FOR NEW TRACKS2. A Social Europe or a more protectionist one? The single market in the aftermath of the crises Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse 3. From undefined ‘Social Europe’ to ‘more democracy at work’ – new trends, new paradigms?Wolfgang Kowalsky 4. The revision of the Posting of Workers Directive and its impact on national lawReingard Zimmer 5. The crisis of the ‘German Model’: Europe should embark on the Fourth Industrial Revolution with a more balanced growth modelRémi Bourgeot 6. Tax incentives to create new high-skilled jobs – trigger for sustainable economic growth of European societiesArtur Tim 7. Can the German post-Hartz model of the labour market be considered as a universal remedy for unemployment in the European Union?Jadwiga NadolskaPART III: POLITICAL VISIONS AND IDEAS 8. On the future of ‘Social Europe’ – between competitiveness and high social standardsMartin Koppernock 9. The importance of posting of workers for the member states: myth and realityAgnieszka Woloszyn 10. Europe is built on competition which stimulates, on co-operation which strengthens, and solidarity which unitesAdam Kapella and Garance DubarryPART IV: BACK TO THE SOCIAL 11. The social turn? Towards a new understanding of the benefits of Social EuropeJustyna Schulz

Jacek Kubera, PhD, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Sociology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan.Tomasz Morozowski, PhD candidate, Faculty of Political Science and Journalism, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, and analyst at the Institute for Western Affairs in Poznan..

• PART I: THE IDEA OF A SOCIAL EUROPE – NOT THE SAME, BUT STILL ALIVE1. The social turn and the potential to reconstruct the social dimension of the European Union Jacek Kubera and Tomasz MorozowskiPART II: LOOKING FOR NEW TRACKS2. A Social Europe or a more protectionist one? The single market in the aftermath of the crises Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse 3. From undefined ‘Social Europe’ to ‘more democracy at work’ – new trends, new paradigms?Wolfgang Kowalsky 4. The revision of the Posting of Workers Directive and its impact on national lawReingard Zimmer 5. The crisis of the ‘German Model’: Europe should embark on the Fourth Industrial Revolution with a more balanced growth modelRémi Bourgeot 6. Tax incentives to create new high-skilled jobs – trigger for sustainable economic growth of European societiesArtur Tim 7. Can the German post-Hartz model of the labour market be considered as a universal remedy for unemployment in the European Union?Jadwiga NadolskaPART III: POLITICAL VISIONS AND IDEAS 8. On the future of ‘Social Europe’ – between competitiveness and high social standardsMartin Koppernock 9. The importance of posting of workers for the member states: myth and realityAgnieszka Woloszyn 10. Europe is built on competition which stimulates, on co-operation which strengthens, and solidarity which unitesAdam Kapella and Garance DubarryPART IV: BACK TO THE SOCIAL 11. The social turn? Towards a new understanding of the benefits of Social EuropeJustyna Schulz

Jacek Kubera, PhD, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Sociology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan.Tomasz Morozowski, PhD candidate, Faculty of Political Science and Journalism, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, and analyst at the Institute for Western Affairs in Poznan..

• PART I: THE IDEA OF A SOCIAL EUROPE – NOT THE SAME, BUT STILL ALIVE1. The social turn and the potential to reconstruct the social dimension of the European Union Jacek Kubera and Tomasz MorozowskiPART II: LOOKING FOR NEW TRACKS2. A Social Europe or a more protectionist one? The single market in the aftermath of the crises Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse 3. From undefined ‘Social Europe’ to ‘more democracy at work’ – new trends, new paradigms?Wolfgang Kowalsky 4. The revision of the Posting of Workers Directive and its impact on national lawReingard Zimmer 5. The crisis of the ‘German Model’: Europe should embark on the Fourth Industrial Revolution with a more balanced growth modelRémi Bourgeot 6. Tax incentives to create new high-skilled jobs – trigger for sustainable economic growth of European societiesArtur Tim 7. Can the German post-Hartz model of the labour market be considered as a universal remedy for unemployment in the European Union?Jadwiga NadolskaPART III: POLITICAL VISIONS AND IDEAS 8. On the future of ‘Social Europe’ – between competitiveness and high social standardsMartin Koppernock 9. The importance of posting of workers for the member states: myth and realityAgnieszka Woloszyn 10. Europe is built on competition which stimulates, on co-operation which strengthens, and solidarity which unitesAdam Kapella and Garance DubarryPART IV: BACK TO THE SOCIAL 11. The social turn? Towards a new understanding of the benefits of Social EuropeJustyna Schulz