"The Social Economy of Labor: General Principles of Political Economy" is an important work that examines the relationship between social relations and the economic sphere. In the basis of his work, the author examines the connection between a person's labor activity and the functioning of society as a whole. It immerses the reader in the theoretical aspects of political economy, revealing the essence and importance of concepts in the context of social economy. The book analyzes the impact of political regulations on labor relations, changes in the structure of employment and modern socio-economic challenges. The author expresses his thoughts on the possibilities of improving working conditions, increasing the level of employment and social security of the population. "The Social Economy of Labor: General Principles of Political Economy" is intended for those interested in issues of economics, labor, and social justice. This book will not only help expand knowledge in the field of economic theory, but also deepen the understanding of how labor relations affect the development of society as a whole.