Bianca Szytniewski
Biographic Data
| ID | 221154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bianca Szytniewski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bianca |
| FAMILY NAME | Szytniewski |
| SIGNATURE | SZYTNIEWSKI B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Radboud University Nijmegen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Spaces of Decoupling in the Netherlands and Poland
A significant share of migration studies is dedicated to understanding how large cities in Europe deal with the influx of international migrants, forced and by choice. Rural and peripheral regions, however, are hardly identified as receiving areas for migrant newcomers. Here, economic degradation, population decline and liveability are at the centre of academic debate. Nevertheless, peripheral—and shrinking—areas are increasingly regarded as favo…
Mobility power in the migration industry
Migration industries are usually researched in terms of the facilitation and control of migration and less attention is paid to how migrants as equally central agents perceive, experience and use the different intermediaries during their migration process. In this article, we examine what the migrant trajectories and lived experiences of Polish workers in the Netherlands tell us about the migration industry as part of the European labour market. …
Stretching the Border
This article examines the practices and experiences of Ukrainian border crossers who are engaged in informal small‐scale economic practices, namely shopping and petty trade, at the Medyka border crossing in Poland. By examining the societal, network and territorial embeddedness of the economic activities of these border crossers, we aim to shed light on the practices and experiences that form part of their daily lives. For many, the presence of t…
Place Image Formation and Cross‐Border Shopping
This study focuses on differences in place image formation between cross‐border shoppers who visit the bazaar in the Polish part of the border‐crossing town of Frankfurt–Oder/Słubice. By examining the German–Polish border context and the historical and regional particularities of this shopping destination, our qualitative analysis reveals differences in place image formation between two groups of German border crossers: locals from Frankfurt–Oder…
Socio-cultural proximity, daily life and shopping tourism in the Dutch-German border region
n Contains fulltext :\n 167410.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Encounters with Otherness
While the European Union aims to diminish and remove borders as obstacles for integration, state borders continue to mark differences between countries. People living in borderlands may feel near to and familiar with “the other side” but far away and unfamiliar at the same time. Scrutinizing the concept of (un)familiarity promises intriguing insights into understanding how people perceive and interpret differences and similarities in borderlands,…
Socio-cultural proximity, daily life and shopping tourism in the Dutch-German border region
n Contains fulltext :\n 167410.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Encounters with Otherness
While the European Union aims to diminish and remove borders as obstacles for integration, state borders continue to mark differences between countries. People living in borderlands may feel near to and familiar with “the other side” but far away and unfamiliar at the same time. Scrutinizing the concept of (un)familiarity promises intriguing insights into understanding how people perceive and interpret differences and similarities in borderlands,…
Mobility power in the migration industry
Migration industries are usually researched in terms of the facilitation and control of migration and less attention is paid to how migrants as equally central agents perceive, experience and use the different intermediaries during their migration process. In this article, we examine what the migrant trajectories and lived experiences of Polish workers in the Netherlands tell us about the migration industry as part of the European labour market. …
Stretching the Border
This article examines the practices and experiences of Ukrainian border crossers who are engaged in informal small‐scale economic practices, namely shopping and petty trade, at the Medyka border crossing in Poland. By examining the societal, network and territorial embeddedness of the economic activities of these border crossers, we aim to shed light on the practices and experiences that form part of their daily lives. For many, the presence of t…
Place Image Formation and Cross‐Border Shopping
This study focuses on differences in place image formation between cross‐border shoppers who visit the bazaar in the Polish part of the border‐crossing town of Frankfurt–Oder/Słubice. By examining the German–Polish border context and the historical and regional particularities of this shopping destination, our qualitative analysis reveals differences in place image formation between two groups of German border crossers: locals from Frankfurt–Oder…
Encounters with Otherness
While the European Union aims to diminish and remove borders as obstacles for integration, state borders continue to mark differences between countries. People living in borderlands may feel near to and familiar with “the other side” but far away and unfamiliar at the same time. Scrutinizing the concept of (un)familiarity promises intriguing insights into understanding how people perceive and interpret differences and similarities in borderlands,…
Socio-cultural proximity, daily life and shopping tourism in the Dutch-German border region
n Contains fulltext :\n 167410.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Place Image Formation and Cross‐Border Shopping
This study focuses on differences in place image formation between cross‐border shoppers who visit the bazaar in the Polish part of the border‐crossing town of Frankfurt–Oder/Słubice. By examining the German–Polish border context and the historical and regional particularities of this shopping destination, our qualitative analysis reveals differences in place image formation between two groups of German border crossers: locals from Frankfurt–Oder…
Stretching the Border
This article examines the practices and experiences of Ukrainian border crossers who are engaged in informal small‐scale economic practices, namely shopping and petty trade, at the Medyka border crossing in Poland. By examining the societal, network and territorial embeddedness of the economic activities of these border crossers, we aim to shed light on the practices and experiences that form part of their daily lives. For many, the presence of t…
Mobility power in the migration industry
Migration industries are usually researched in terms of the facilitation and control of migration and less attention is paid to how migrants as equally central agents perceive, experience and use the different intermediaries during their migration process. In this article, we examine what the migrant trajectories and lived experiences of Polish workers in the Netherlands tell us about the migration industry as part of the European labour market. …
Spaces of Decoupling in the Netherlands and Poland
A significant share of migration studies is dedicated to understanding how large cities in Europe deal with the influx of international migrants, forced and by choice. Rural and peripheral regions, however, are hardly identified as receiving areas for migrant newcomers. Here, economic degradation, population decline and liveability are at the centre of academic debate. Nevertheless, peripheral—and shrinking—areas are increasingly regarded as favo…
Sociology (6 works) · Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Everyday life (3 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works)