Agata Górny
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1254552 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Agata Górny |
| NOMBRES | Agata |
| APELLIDO | Górny |
| FIRMA | GÓRNY A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Warsaw |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5293-1611 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 75 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Disruption and Adjustment. Labour Market Performance of Ukrainian War Refugees in Poland in the Context of Pre‐War Migration
In the context of the exceptionally high labour market activity of Ukrainian war refugees in Poland, this article examines its drivers in mid‐2022, shortly after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Adapting the aspiration‐capabilities framework to economic integration outcomes, and using data from a Poland‐wide survey of Ukrainian nationals, it evaluates the role of war refugees' earlier migration experience and positions their labour market outcome…
The Vanguard and the Lumpen
The article offers an analysis of the development of concepts received from the Marxist tradition by leading figures in the Black Panther Party, especially Huey Newton. It uses the revival of the narrative figure of the Black Messiah in recent American historical films on the Civil Rights-Black Power era as an opportunity to highlight the limitations of the depictions of Black radicalism in contemporary popular culture and the oversimplified idea…
Shades’ of migrant occupational mobility and the role of social networks. Ukrainians in the Polish labour market
The role of parenthood and gender in shaping circulation patterns of Ukrainian migration to Poland
BACKGROUNDResearch on the interrelation of migration and family trajectories focuses on the familial events of long-term migrants in the destination country.For circular mobility the pattern is more complex, involving a series of migratory and familial decisions. OBJECTIVEThe article evaluates the impact of the family situation and familial events on circular migration patterns, focusing on parenthood and gender
Mobility and labor market trajectories of Ukrainian migrants to Poland in the context of the 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine
The 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine resulted, among other things, in a dramatic increase in Ukrainian emigration to Europe, particularly to Poland.The article evaluates its consequences, by confronting trajectories of pre-and post-2014 war male and female Ukrainian migrants to Poland.The comparisons combine mobility and migrants' labor market paths linked to employment sectors.On data from surveys conducted in two Polish cities -Warsaw and Wroca…
War refugees from Ukraine in Poland – one year after the Russian aggression. Socioeconomic consequences and challenges
Między nami? Więzi i kontakty społeczne z Polakami w życiu codziennym osób z Ukrainy w Warszawie i okolicach
Artykuł podejmuje temat codziennego funkcjonowania ukraińskich migrantów i migrantek w Polsce koncentrując się na analizie ich więzi społecznych z przedstawicielami społeczeństwa przyjmującego. Omawia on charakterystyki więzi społecznych, bariery i możliwości nawiązywania relacji podczas nauki, w pracy oraz w czasie wolnym, a także to na ile posiadanie więzi z Polakami różnicuje ich doświadczenia na co dzień. Podstawę analiz stanowią wyniki sonda…
A known but uncertain path
All circular but different
In many of the “newest” immigration countries of Central and Eastern Europe, temporary migration prevails and rates of migrants' settlement are low. This article examines variations in temporary migration patterns and what distinguishes migrants who choose “more permanent” time–space strategies in such temporary migration regimes. Taking Ukrainian migration to Poland as a case study, and applying cluster analysis to survey data from 2010, we prop…
Comparing the effectiveness of respondent-driven sampling and quota sampling in migration research
We evaluate the effectiveness in empirical migration research of the respondent-driven sampling (RDS) and the quota sampling with regard to four criteria: quality of the data; sociometric diversity of the sample; geographic coverage of the sample; and cost-effectiveness. We review two surveys of ex-USSR migrants, conducted simultaneously in the Warsaw metropolitan area, each undertaken with the use of one of the two sampling methods. We find that…
Relative deprivation and ‘the diversity effect’ in explaining neighbourhood attachment
In a 2014 paper, we demonstrated that the negative relationship between ethnic diversity and neighbourhood attachment was moderated by interethnic ties differently for migrants and natives living in ethnically diverse neighbourhoods. In this article, we respond to the Comment on our paper by Oded Stark, who proposes to interpret our findings within the framework of relative deprivation theory, and to explain the different results for migrants and…
Neighbourhood Attachment in Ethnically Diverse Areas
This article examines the relationship between ethnic diversity in the neighbourhood and attachment to it, while addressing the role of interethnic relations—both within and beyond the neighbourhood—and differentiating between native and migrant residents. The analyses rely on data from an international research project conducted in 2009/10 among residents of ethnically diverse areas in six European cities: Bilbao, Lisbon, Rotterdam, Thessalonica…
Mixed marriages in migration from the Ukraine to Poland
In the early 1990s, Poland, a previously migrant‐exporting country, became the destination for immigrants from a range of different regions and countries. Most foreigners came from the former Soviet Union and especially from the Ukraine. The article uses the case study of Polish–Ukrainian marriages to demonstrate the importance of the phenomenon of mixed marriages in the light of contemporary migration to Poland. It is shown that temporary moveme…
Neighbourhood Attachment in Ethnically Diverse Areas
This article examines the relationship between ethnic diversity in the neighbourhood and attachment to it, while addressing the role of interethnic relations—both within and beyond the neighbourhood—and differentiating between native and migrant residents. The analyses rely on data from an international research project conducted in 2009/10 among residents of ethnically diverse areas in six European cities: Bilbao, Lisbon, Rotterdam, Thessalonica…
A known but uncertain path
Mobility and labor market trajectories of Ukrainian migrants to Poland in the context of the 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine
The 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine resulted, among other things, in a dramatic increase in Ukrainian emigration to Europe, particularly to Poland.The article evaluates its consequences, by confronting trajectories of pre-and post-2014 war male and female Ukrainian migrants to Poland.The comparisons combine mobility and migrants' labor market paths linked to employment sectors.On data from surveys conducted in two Polish cities -Warsaw and Wroca…
All circular but different
In many of the “newest” immigration countries of Central and Eastern Europe, temporary migration prevails and rates of migrants' settlement are low. This article examines variations in temporary migration patterns and what distinguishes migrants who choose “more permanent” time–space strategies in such temporary migration regimes. Taking Ukrainian migration to Poland as a case study, and applying cluster analysis to survey data from 2010, we prop…
Mixed marriages in migration from the Ukraine to Poland
In the early 1990s, Poland, a previously migrant‐exporting country, became the destination for immigrants from a range of different regions and countries. Most foreigners came from the former Soviet Union and especially from the Ukraine. The article uses the case study of Polish–Ukrainian marriages to demonstrate the importance of the phenomenon of mixed marriages in the light of contemporary migration to Poland. It is shown that temporary moveme…
Comparing the effectiveness of respondent-driven sampling and quota sampling in migration research
We evaluate the effectiveness in empirical migration research of the respondent-driven sampling (RDS) and the quota sampling with regard to four criteria: quality of the data; sociometric diversity of the sample; geographic coverage of the sample; and cost-effectiveness. We review two surveys of ex-USSR migrants, conducted simultaneously in the Warsaw metropolitan area, each undertaken with the use of one of the two sampling methods. We find that…
Shades’ of migrant occupational mobility and the role of social networks. Ukrainians in the Polish labour market
Mixed marriages in migration from the Ukraine to Poland
In the early 1990s, Poland, a previously migrant‐exporting country, became the destination for immigrants from a range of different regions and countries. Most foreigners came from the former Soviet Union and especially from the Ukraine. The article uses the case study of Polish–Ukrainian marriages to demonstrate the importance of the phenomenon of mixed marriages in the light of contemporary migration to Poland. It is shown that temporary moveme…
Neighbourhood Attachment in Ethnically Diverse Areas
This article examines the relationship between ethnic diversity in the neighbourhood and attachment to it, while addressing the role of interethnic relations—both within and beyond the neighbourhood—and differentiating between native and migrant residents. The analyses rely on data from an international research project conducted in 2009/10 among residents of ethnically diverse areas in six European cities: Bilbao, Lisbon, Rotterdam, Thessalonica…
Comparing the effectiveness of respondent-driven sampling and quota sampling in migration research
We evaluate the effectiveness in empirical migration research of the respondent-driven sampling (RDS) and the quota sampling with regard to four criteria: quality of the data; sociometric diversity of the sample; geographic coverage of the sample; and cost-effectiveness. We review two surveys of ex-USSR migrants, conducted simultaneously in the Warsaw metropolitan area, each undertaken with the use of one of the two sampling methods. We find that…
Relative deprivation and ‘the diversity effect’ in explaining neighbourhood attachment
In a 2014 paper, we demonstrated that the negative relationship between ethnic diversity and neighbourhood attachment was moderated by interethnic ties differently for migrants and natives living in ethnically diverse neighbourhoods. In this article, we respond to the Comment on our paper by Oded Stark, who proposes to interpret our findings within the framework of relative deprivation theory, and to explain the different results for migrants and…
All circular but different
In many of the “newest” immigration countries of Central and Eastern Europe, temporary migration prevails and rates of migrants' settlement are low. This article examines variations in temporary migration patterns and what distinguishes migrants who choose “more permanent” time–space strategies in such temporary migration regimes. Taking Ukrainian migration to Poland as a case study, and applying cluster analysis to survey data from 2010, we prop…
A known but uncertain path
Między nami? Więzi i kontakty społeczne z Polakami w życiu codziennym osób z Ukrainy w Warszawie i okolicach
Artykuł podejmuje temat codziennego funkcjonowania ukraińskich migrantów i migrantek w Polsce koncentrując się na analizie ich więzi społecznych z przedstawicielami społeczeństwa przyjmującego. Omawia on charakterystyki więzi społecznych, bariery i możliwości nawiązywania relacji podczas nauki, w pracy oraz w czasie wolnym, a także to na ile posiadanie więzi z Polakami różnicuje ich doświadczenia na co dzień. Podstawę analiz stanowią wyniki sonda…
War refugees from Ukraine in Poland – one year after the Russian aggression. Socioeconomic consequences and challenges
Mobility and labor market trajectories of Ukrainian migrants to Poland in the context of the 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine
The 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine resulted, among other things, in a dramatic increase in Ukrainian emigration to Europe, particularly to Poland.The article evaluates its consequences, by confronting trajectories of pre-and post-2014 war male and female Ukrainian migrants to Poland.The comparisons combine mobility and migrants' labor market paths linked to employment sectors.On data from surveys conducted in two Polish cities -Warsaw and Wroca…
The Vanguard and the Lumpen
The article offers an analysis of the development of concepts received from the Marxist tradition by leading figures in the Black Panther Party, especially Huey Newton. It uses the revival of the narrative figure of the Black Messiah in recent American historical films on the Civil Rights-Black Power era as an opportunity to highlight the limitations of the depictions of Black radicalism in contemporary popular culture and the oversimplified idea…
Shades’ of migrant occupational mobility and the role of social networks. Ukrainians in the Polish labour market
The role of parenthood and gender in shaping circulation patterns of Ukrainian migration to Poland
BACKGROUNDResearch on the interrelation of migration and family trajectories focuses on the familial events of long-term migrants in the destination country.For circular mobility the pattern is more complex, involving a series of migratory and familial decisions. OBJECTIVEThe article evaluates the impact of the family situation and familial events on circular migration patterns, focusing on parenthood and gender
Disruption and Adjustment. Labour Market Performance of Ukrainian War Refugees in Poland in the Context of Pre‐War Migration
In the context of the exceptionally high labour market activity of Ukrainian war refugees in Poland, this article examines its drivers in mid‐2022, shortly after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Adapting the aspiration‐capabilities framework to economic integration outcomes, and using data from a Poland‐wide survey of Ukrainian nationals, it evaluates the role of war refugees' earlier migration experience and positions their labour market outcome…
Economics (7 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Demographic economics (5 obras) · Ukrainian (5 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (4 obras) · Demography (3 obras) · Economic geography (3 obras)