Agata Dziuban
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1601304 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Agata Dziuban |
| NOMBRES | Agata |
| APELLIDO | Dziuban |
| FIRMA | DZIUBAN A |
| AFILIACIONES | Jagiellonian University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1135-2477 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The policing-citizenship nexus
Threats, Victims and Unimaginable Subjects of Rights
This paper sketches the emergence of, and shifts within, the social, legal, and political figurations of sex workers in Poland. By adopting a genealogical perspective, I investigate how sex workers have been (re)constituted as subjects of governance and unimaginable social justice claimants in legislation, political debates, and law enforcement strategies. With a broad temporal scope, this article traces continuities, transformations, and disrupt…
Imposed Mobility, Legal Ambiguity, Institutionalized Abandonment
When conceptually framed as a crimscape, the contemporary landscape of sex work criminalization can be understood as a complex array of policies relating to sex work, migration, trafficking, fiscality, and labor. Rather than working in isolation, these measures intertwine to shape the working conditions and lived realities of migrant sex workers. Through ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with Ukrainian sex workers in Poland, I demonstrate how…
HIV/Aids and its monsters. Negotiating criminalisation along the monster–human continuum
We use the concept of the ‘monster’ in this article as an analytical tool to grasp a variety of persons who – understood to be criminals in their countries of residence, and living with or thought to be particularly vulnerable to HIV – are perceived as threats from across the European region. Building on the field of monster studies, we focus here on strategies undertaken to shift the ‘monstrous’ towards the ‘human’ along what we describe as mons…
Very little but a lot.” Solidarity within the sex workers' community in Poland during the Covid‐19 pandemic
This article is an account of the struggle of the sex workers' community in Poland during the COVID‐19 pandemic. It unfolds as a dialog between three members of Sex Work Polska, a sex worker‐led activist and advocacy collective in Poland. While positioned as researchers, activists, and/or sex workers, we transgress the boundaries between academia and activism, permitting a grassroots insight into the crisis situation of the sex workers' community…
Beyond biological citizenship
This special section reflects on the challenges and achievements of HIV/AIDS activism in the historico-political context of the European region. While there is substantial literature on activist-driven policy shifts in the different and, particularly, the early stages of the epidemic, much of this has studied Western Europe. Considerably less attention has been given to the broader European region and its constituent countries, especially those a…
Mapping HIV-related figures of risk in Europe’s blood donation regime
Grasping blood donation as contested grounds for enacting notions of belonging, responsibility and citizenship, this article analyses the role of donor deferral policies in the emergence of a European blood donation regime. We demonstrate how shifts in the moral economy of blood donation that followed from the outbreak of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic led to the prioritisation of donor deferral policies in efforts to enhance blo…
The temporal regimes of HIV/Aids activism in Europe
HIV/AIDS is known to have fundamentally transformed fields of biomedical research, the governance of health, and state-citizen relations. Based on research that was developed to analyze these transformations within HIV/AIDS activism at the European-level, we offer the term chronocitizenship to describe the influence of time in constructs of citizenship. We argue that the temporal regime of biomedicine, or modes of governance that depend on biomed…
Sprostytuowane, zranione, wrobione
Artykuł ten stanowi próbę krytycznej rekonstrukcji wypracowywanych na gruncie abolicyjnego feminizmu reprezentacji kobiet świadczących usługi seksualne. Odwołując się do zaproponowanej przez Nancy Fraser kategorii uznania, wskażemy, że artykułowane przez abolicjonistki ramy dyskursu na temat pracy seksualnej, mające w założeniu służyć destygmatyzacji i poprawie sytuacji kobiet świadczących usługi seksualne, są de facto dyskryminujące i potencjaln…
Spirituality and the Body in Late Modernity
The aim of this article is to examine the role of the body in contemporary spirituality. The body is understood here as being simultaneously individual and social, a corporeal phenomenon, that is, on one hand, a 'lived experience' that forms the basis of self-identity and, on the other, an entity affected by the social system. As such, the body plays an important role in mediating the relationship between one's self-identity and one's social iden…
Very little but a lot.” Solidarity within the sex workers' community in Poland during the Covid‐19 pandemic
This article is an account of the struggle of the sex workers' community in Poland during the COVID‐19 pandemic. It unfolds as a dialog between three members of Sex Work Polska, a sex worker‐led activist and advocacy collective in Poland. While positioned as researchers, activists, and/or sex workers, we transgress the boundaries between academia and activism, permitting a grassroots insight into the crisis situation of the sex workers' community…
The temporal regimes of HIV/Aids activism in Europe
HIV/AIDS is known to have fundamentally transformed fields of biomedical research, the governance of health, and state-citizen relations. Based on research that was developed to analyze these transformations within HIV/AIDS activism at the European-level, we offer the term chronocitizenship to describe the influence of time in constructs of citizenship. We argue that the temporal regime of biomedicine, or modes of governance that depend on biomed…
Imposed Mobility, Legal Ambiguity, Institutionalized Abandonment
When conceptually framed as a crimscape, the contemporary landscape of sex work criminalization can be understood as a complex array of policies relating to sex work, migration, trafficking, fiscality, and labor. Rather than working in isolation, these measures intertwine to shape the working conditions and lived realities of migrant sex workers. Through ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with Ukrainian sex workers in Poland, I demonstrate how…
Sprostytuowane, zranione, wrobione
Artykuł ten stanowi próbę krytycznej rekonstrukcji wypracowywanych na gruncie abolicyjnego feminizmu reprezentacji kobiet świadczących usługi seksualne. Odwołując się do zaproponowanej przez Nancy Fraser kategorii uznania, wskażemy, że artykułowane przez abolicjonistki ramy dyskursu na temat pracy seksualnej, mające w założeniu służyć destygmatyzacji i poprawie sytuacji kobiet świadczących usługi seksualne, są de facto dyskryminujące i potencjaln…
Spirituality and the Body in Late Modernity
The aim of this article is to examine the role of the body in contemporary spirituality. The body is understood here as being simultaneously individual and social, a corporeal phenomenon, that is, on one hand, a 'lived experience' that forms the basis of self-identity and, on the other, an entity affected by the social system. As such, the body plays an important role in mediating the relationship between one's self-identity and one's social iden…
Threats, Victims and Unimaginable Subjects of Rights
This paper sketches the emergence of, and shifts within, the social, legal, and political figurations of sex workers in Poland. By adopting a genealogical perspective, I investigate how sex workers have been (re)constituted as subjects of governance and unimaginable social justice claimants in legislation, political debates, and law enforcement strategies. With a broad temporal scope, this article traces continuities, transformations, and disrupt…
HIV/Aids and its monsters. Negotiating criminalisation along the monster–human continuum
We use the concept of the ‘monster’ in this article as an analytical tool to grasp a variety of persons who – understood to be criminals in their countries of residence, and living with or thought to be particularly vulnerable to HIV – are perceived as threats from across the European region. Building on the field of monster studies, we focus here on strategies undertaken to shift the ‘monstrous’ towards the ‘human’ along what we describe as mons…
Spirituality and the Body in Late Modernity
The aim of this article is to examine the role of the body in contemporary spirituality. The body is understood here as being simultaneously individual and social, a corporeal phenomenon, that is, on one hand, a 'lived experience' that forms the basis of self-identity and, on the other, an entity affected by the social system. As such, the body plays an important role in mediating the relationship between one's self-identity and one's social iden…
Sprostytuowane, zranione, wrobione
Artykuł ten stanowi próbę krytycznej rekonstrukcji wypracowywanych na gruncie abolicyjnego feminizmu reprezentacji kobiet świadczących usługi seksualne. Odwołując się do zaproponowanej przez Nancy Fraser kategorii uznania, wskażemy, że artykułowane przez abolicjonistki ramy dyskursu na temat pracy seksualnej, mające w założeniu służyć destygmatyzacji i poprawie sytuacji kobiet świadczących usługi seksualne, są de facto dyskryminujące i potencjaln…
Beyond biological citizenship
This special section reflects on the challenges and achievements of HIV/AIDS activism in the historico-political context of the European region. While there is substantial literature on activist-driven policy shifts in the different and, particularly, the early stages of the epidemic, much of this has studied Western Europe. Considerably less attention has been given to the broader European region and its constituent countries, especially those a…
Mapping HIV-related figures of risk in Europe’s blood donation regime
Grasping blood donation as contested grounds for enacting notions of belonging, responsibility and citizenship, this article analyses the role of donor deferral policies in the emergence of a European blood donation regime. We demonstrate how shifts in the moral economy of blood donation that followed from the outbreak of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic led to the prioritisation of donor deferral policies in efforts to enhance blo…
The temporal regimes of HIV/Aids activism in Europe
HIV/AIDS is known to have fundamentally transformed fields of biomedical research, the governance of health, and state-citizen relations. Based on research that was developed to analyze these transformations within HIV/AIDS activism at the European-level, we offer the term chronocitizenship to describe the influence of time in constructs of citizenship. We argue that the temporal regime of biomedicine, or modes of governance that depend on biomed…
HIV/Aids and its monsters. Negotiating criminalisation along the monster–human continuum
We use the concept of the ‘monster’ in this article as an analytical tool to grasp a variety of persons who – understood to be criminals in their countries of residence, and living with or thought to be particularly vulnerable to HIV – are perceived as threats from across the European region. Building on the field of monster studies, we focus here on strategies undertaken to shift the ‘monstrous’ towards the ‘human’ along what we describe as mons…
Very little but a lot.” Solidarity within the sex workers' community in Poland during the Covid‐19 pandemic
This article is an account of the struggle of the sex workers' community in Poland during the COVID‐19 pandemic. It unfolds as a dialog between three members of Sex Work Polska, a sex worker‐led activist and advocacy collective in Poland. While positioned as researchers, activists, and/or sex workers, we transgress the boundaries between academia and activism, permitting a grassroots insight into the crisis situation of the sex workers' community…
Threats, Victims and Unimaginable Subjects of Rights
This paper sketches the emergence of, and shifts within, the social, legal, and political figurations of sex workers in Poland. By adopting a genealogical perspective, I investigate how sex workers have been (re)constituted as subjects of governance and unimaginable social justice claimants in legislation, political debates, and law enforcement strategies. With a broad temporal scope, this article traces continuities, transformations, and disrupt…
Imposed Mobility, Legal Ambiguity, Institutionalized Abandonment
When conceptually framed as a crimscape, the contemporary landscape of sex work criminalization can be understood as a complex array of policies relating to sex work, migration, trafficking, fiscality, and labor. Rather than working in isolation, these measures intertwine to shape the working conditions and lived realities of migrant sex workers. Through ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with Ukrainian sex workers in Poland, I demonstrate how…
The policing-citizenship nexus
Sex work and related issues (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Gender Studies (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Citizenship (4 obras) · Criminology (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras)