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Disertacija se bavi pitanjem ljudskih prava radnih migranta u Europskoj uniji na teorijskoj i empirijskoj razini. Na razini suvremene normativne političke teorije rad istraţuje odnos imigranata i zajednice primateljice kroz suprotstavljenost kozmopolitizma i komunitarizma te utvrĎuje jesu li ove političke doktrine potencijalno pomirljive u pristupu ljudskim pravima imigranata bilo na razini njihovog ulaska ili članstva u zajednicama primateljicama. U svom empirijskom dijelu disertacija rasvjetljuje kako se dihotomija kozmopolitizam-komunitarizam odraţava na europsku imigracijsku politiku te moţe li se kroz analizu njezinog dizajna doći do zaključka o mogućnosti pomirenja spomenutih teorijskih pristupa. U tu svrhu metodom tematske analize ispituju se ciljevi i instrumenti, kao i ciljane skupine te načela oblikovanja ove politike u ključnim dokumentima Europskoga vijeća, Europske komisije, Vijeća ministara i Europskog parlamenta. Rad predlaţe modele dizajna europske imigracijske politike i povezuje ih s navedenim teorijskim pristupima u donošenju zaključka o elementima u kojima su oni pomirljivi u pristupu ljudskim pravima radnih migranata., The dissertation deals with human rights of labour immigrants in the European Union at the theoretical and the empirical level. At the level of contemporary normative political theory, the dissertation explores the relationship between immigrants and receiving communities through contraposition of cosmopolitanism and communitarianism and establishes whether these political doctrines can be reconciled in their approach to immigrants‘ human rights either at the level of their admission or membership. In its empirical part, the dissertation throws light on how the dichotomy between cosmopolitanism and communitarianism is reflected in the EU immigration policy and discusses whether the conclusion about their rapprochement may be reached by analysing its design. For that purpose, the methodology of thematic analysis is used in order to examine the objectives and instruments, as well as the target groups and policy principles in the key documents of the European Council, the European Commission, the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament. The dissertation proposes models of EU immigration policy design and connects them to the two theoretical approaches in reaching the conclusion about the elements in which they may be reconciled.