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This thesis investigates the correlation between Poland's high current growth rates and the social capital developed during the Solidarity era.

June 11, 2026Open Access

Europe’s Local Champ: Attributing Poland’s Economic Miracle to Solidarity era Social Capital

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Thesis explores how Poland's economic growth is connected to social connectivity from the Solidarity movement.

This thesis investigates the correlation between Poland's high current growth rates and the social capital developed during the Solidarity era.
Analyzed historical economic data related to Poland's growth rates.
Examined social connections formed during the late socialist period.
Evaluated the impact of the Solidarity movement on community relationships.
Found a strong relationship between social connectivity in the Solidarity era and current economic performance.
Demonstrated that social capital contributed to a more resilient economy post-communism.

Henry Rutsch (2026) studied this question.

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