Irena Juozeliūnienė
Biographic Data
| ID | 268957 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Irena Juozeliūnienė |
| GIVEN NAMES | Irena |
| FAMILY NAME | Juozeliūnienė |
| SIGNATURE | JUOZELIŪNIENĖ I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vilnius University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5718-5267 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Gyvenantys mobiliame pasaulyje
Lietuvai atkūrus nepriklausomybę ir įstojus į Europos Sąjungą suaktyvėjo Lietuvos gyventojų judumas, kuris sudarė prielaidas naujoms veikloms, karjeros galimybėms ir šeiminio gyvenimo formoms. 1980–2000 m. gimusiųjų asmeninio gyvenimo planavimas vyko aplinkoje, kuri labai skyrėsi nuo jų tėvų asmeninį gyvenimą formavusios sovietmečio aplinkos. Dalyvavimas migraciniuose procesuose per tėvų, artimųjų arba asmenines patirtis formavo asmeninio gyvenim…
Siblings as Overlooked Potential for Care and Support Across Households and Borders
The growing numbers of Lithuanian families living across borders have prompted the reflection on family relations through the lens of the need for care and support of dependent children and elderly parents. The authors of this article expand the analysis of family lives in the migration context beyond child–parent relationships and shift the attention to understudied areas where sibling relationships are located. Sibling relationships are conside…
Mobility Restrictions and Transnational Families
In this article, we analyse how global mobility restrictions related to COVID-19 may affect Lithuanian transnational families and transnational practices of parenting. The article draws on the data from the quota-based survey, implemented while carrying out the research project ‘Global Migration and Lithuanian Family: Family Practices, Circulation of Care and Return Strategies’ (No. S-MIP-17-117), funded by the Lithuanian Research Council, to ana…
How Transnational Mothering is Seen to be 'Troubling
This article aims to examine how changes in mothering induced by international migration become transformed into 'troubles'. Based on the analysis of 79 selected articles on transnational families published between 2004 and 2013 in national press and Internet media portals in Lithuania, along with interviews with transnational mothers conducted between 2008 and 2014, the authors raise questions about how changes in mothering due to migration come…
Global Migration and Family Change in the Baltic Sea Region
Global migration rapidly modifies family life in the Baltic Sea region and, for the several last decades, has presented a challenge to migration scholars. The impact of migration on a family attracts the interest of researchers not only because the number of such families is on the rise, but also because it poses certain challenges to the academic discipline, especially when it comes to revising family theories rooted in the 'low-mobility' family…
Emigrantai
Straipsnyje keliamas klausimas, ar globalios migracijos sąlygotus procesus Lietuvoje tikslinga nagrinėti naujo socialinio reiškinio, apibrėžiamo kaip prekariatas, aspektu? Remiantis ankstesnėmis publikacijomis ir reprezentatyviu Lietuvos gyventojų tyrimu parodoma, jog migraciją patiriantys asmenys yra socialinė grupė, turinti šiam reiškiniui būdingų bruožų. Jo esminė charakteristika – nesaugumas – laikomas pagrindine empirinių duomenų organizavim…
The Development of The Outline For Migrant Family Research
The de-bordering of Europe and the development of intra-European mobility is seen as one of the main factors of recent wave of the mass emigration from Lithuania giving rise of the family changes. The article aims to trace the development of the outline for migrant family research by discussing the social, empirical and theoretical premises that has lead the author for further research of families touched by migration through the lens of changes,…
Migraciją patiriančių šeimų sociologinio tyrimo metmenys
The aim of the article is introduce the research design of families affected by migration. The author argues that multidimensional family study from the perspective of family and kin resources, memory discourses, family doing and displaying practices, as well as coping with hardships requires mixed methods research. Research paradigm and theoretical model are discussed, methodological decisions are introduced, it is explained that triangulation i…
Lithuanian family in the context of migration
Following the constructionist approach to family studies, the authors argue that Lithuanian society is shaped by meaning-making institutions producing knowledge about emigration and families affected by emigration. The social reception of living realities of families is mediated by symbolic and visual representations of ideologically based directions in the regulation of migration, family ideology and “truthful” imagesof emigrant families in the …
Šeiminio gyvenimo sociologija
Recenzija Chambers, Deborah. 2012. A Sociology of Family Life: Change and Diversity in Intimate Relations.Cambridge: Polity Press
Šeimos žemėlapio metodas
The article presents the author's analytical method for qualitative family mapping which was created by bringing together elements of psychology and sociology. Although created inductively, this method has two sources: Kvebaek's sculpture technique and Jorgenson's research into young families with children. The family mapping method is based on an open concept of the family, the 'definition of situation' and is associated with the interpretive tr…
Besikeičianti sociologija - kelio pradžia ar trypčiojimas vietoje
A look on XVII ISA World Congress of Sociology
Atotolio šeima daugiavietiškumo požiūriu
The article focuses on sociological research of Families with parents abroad as multilocal parents-children variations, situated in several households in different countries. At first theoretical background is discussed. Basing on the ideas of social construction families are viewed as multilocal social constructs. The article discloses that 'delocation' of familial partnerships from national context results in the demitologization of organic rel…
Atotolio šeima
The article deals with new family structures as consequences of temporal migration of one or both parents abroad, while their children live in Lithuania alone, looked after by relatives, state institutions. The extent of this trend poses a challenge to family institution. The questions are raised whether these transnational family structures become an alternative to a nuclear family as was the case with cohabitation, commuting families, and LATs?…
Asis pasaulinis sociologų kongresas. Žvilgsnis iš vidaus
A look on XVI ISA World Congress of Sociology
Political Systems and Responsibility for Family Issues
How Transnational Mothering is Seen to be 'Troubling
This article aims to examine how changes in mothering induced by international migration become transformed into 'troubles'. Based on the analysis of 79 selected articles on transnational families published between 2004 and 2013 in national press and Internet media portals in Lithuania, along with interviews with transnational mothers conducted between 2008 and 2014, the authors raise questions about how changes in mothering due to migration come…
Siblings as Overlooked Potential for Care and Support Across Households and Borders
The growing numbers of Lithuanian families living across borders have prompted the reflection on family relations through the lens of the need for care and support of dependent children and elderly parents. The authors of this article expand the analysis of family lives in the migration context beyond child–parent relationships and shift the attention to understudied areas where sibling relationships are located. Sibling relationships are conside…
The Development of The Outline For Migrant Family Research
The de-bordering of Europe and the development of intra-European mobility is seen as one of the main factors of recent wave of the mass emigration from Lithuania giving rise of the family changes. The article aims to trace the development of the outline for migrant family research by discussing the social, empirical and theoretical premises that has lead the author for further research of families touched by migration through the lens of changes,…
Political Systems and Responsibility for Family Issues
Asis pasaulinis sociologų kongresas. Žvilgsnis iš vidaus
A look on XVI ISA World Congress of Sociology
Atotolio šeima
The article deals with new family structures as consequences of temporal migration of one or both parents abroad, while their children live in Lithuania alone, looked after by relatives, state institutions. The extent of this trend poses a challenge to family institution. The questions are raised whether these transnational family structures become an alternative to a nuclear family as was the case with cohabitation, commuting families, and LATs?…
Atotolio šeima daugiavietiškumo požiūriu
The article focuses on sociological research of Families with parents abroad as multilocal parents-children variations, situated in several households in different countries. At first theoretical background is discussed. Basing on the ideas of social construction families are viewed as multilocal social constructs. The article discloses that 'delocation' of familial partnerships from national context results in the demitologization of organic rel…
Besikeičianti sociologija - kelio pradžia ar trypčiojimas vietoje
A look on XVII ISA World Congress of Sociology
Šeimos žemėlapio metodas
The article presents the author's analytical method for qualitative family mapping which was created by bringing together elements of psychology and sociology. Although created inductively, this method has two sources: Kvebaek's sculpture technique and Jorgenson's research into young families with children. The family mapping method is based on an open concept of the family, the 'definition of situation' and is associated with the interpretive tr…
Lithuanian family in the context of migration
Following the constructionist approach to family studies, the authors argue that Lithuanian society is shaped by meaning-making institutions producing knowledge about emigration and families affected by emigration. The social reception of living realities of families is mediated by symbolic and visual representations of ideologically based directions in the regulation of migration, family ideology and “truthful” imagesof emigrant families in the …
Šeiminio gyvenimo sociologija
Recenzija Chambers, Deborah. 2012. A Sociology of Family Life: Change and Diversity in Intimate Relations.Cambridge: Polity Press
The Development of The Outline For Migrant Family Research
The de-bordering of Europe and the development of intra-European mobility is seen as one of the main factors of recent wave of the mass emigration from Lithuania giving rise of the family changes. The article aims to trace the development of the outline for migrant family research by discussing the social, empirical and theoretical premises that has lead the author for further research of families touched by migration through the lens of changes,…
Migraciją patiriančių šeimų sociologinio tyrimo metmenys
The aim of the article is introduce the research design of families affected by migration. The author argues that multidimensional family study from the perspective of family and kin resources, memory discourses, family doing and displaying practices, as well as coping with hardships requires mixed methods research. Research paradigm and theoretical model are discussed, methodological decisions are introduced, it is explained that triangulation i…
Emigrantai
Straipsnyje keliamas klausimas, ar globalios migracijos sąlygotus procesus Lietuvoje tikslinga nagrinėti naujo socialinio reiškinio, apibrėžiamo kaip prekariatas, aspektu? Remiantis ankstesnėmis publikacijomis ir reprezentatyviu Lietuvos gyventojų tyrimu parodoma, jog migraciją patiriantys asmenys yra socialinė grupė, turinti šiam reiškiniui būdingų bruožų. Jo esminė charakteristika – nesaugumas – laikomas pagrindine empirinių duomenų organizavim…
Global Migration and Family Change in the Baltic Sea Region
Global migration rapidly modifies family life in the Baltic Sea region and, for the several last decades, has presented a challenge to migration scholars. The impact of migration on a family attracts the interest of researchers not only because the number of such families is on the rise, but also because it poses certain challenges to the academic discipline, especially when it comes to revising family theories rooted in the 'low-mobility' family…
How Transnational Mothering is Seen to be 'Troubling
This article aims to examine how changes in mothering induced by international migration become transformed into 'troubles'. Based on the analysis of 79 selected articles on transnational families published between 2004 and 2013 in national press and Internet media portals in Lithuania, along with interviews with transnational mothers conducted between 2008 and 2014, the authors raise questions about how changes in mothering due to migration come…
Mobility Restrictions and Transnational Families
In this article, we analyse how global mobility restrictions related to COVID-19 may affect Lithuanian transnational families and transnational practices of parenting. The article draws on the data from the quota-based survey, implemented while carrying out the research project ‘Global Migration and Lithuanian Family: Family Practices, Circulation of Care and Return Strategies’ (No. S-MIP-17-117), funded by the Lithuanian Research Council, to ana…
Gyvenantys mobiliame pasaulyje
Lietuvai atkūrus nepriklausomybę ir įstojus į Europos Sąjungą suaktyvėjo Lietuvos gyventojų judumas, kuris sudarė prielaidas naujoms veikloms, karjeros galimybėms ir šeiminio gyvenimo formoms. 1980–2000 m. gimusiųjų asmeninio gyvenimo planavimas vyko aplinkoje, kuri labai skyrėsi nuo jų tėvų asmeninį gyvenimą formavusios sovietmečio aplinkos. Dalyvavimas migraciniuose procesuose per tėvų, artimųjų arba asmenines patirtis formavo asmeninio gyvenim…
Siblings as Overlooked Potential for Care and Support Across Households and Borders
The growing numbers of Lithuanian families living across borders have prompted the reflection on family relations through the lens of the need for care and support of dependent children and elderly parents. The authors of this article expand the analysis of family lives in the migration context beyond child–parent relationships and shift the attention to understudied areas where sibling relationships are located. Sibling relationships are conside…
Sociology (13 works) · Political science (10 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (9 works) · Social science (8 works) · Gender Studies (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Lithuanian (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works)