The book "The Czech Republic and the Varieties of Capitalism Approach" by Lenka Klimplová examines the different forms of capitalism and their application to the Czech market economy. It analyzes whether the Czech economy aligns more closely with a liberal or coordinated ideal type, as defined by Hall and Soskice. This investigation is particularly relevant as it sheds light on the applicability of the Varieties of Capitalism approach to a post-socialist country that has undergone a complex transformation process. The book is aimed at readers interested in new institutions and their impact on economic development, especially in the context of the Czech Republic. It addresses five key areas: industrial relations, vocational education and training, corporate governance, employee interests, and inter-firm relations.