Justyna Salamonska
Biographic Data
| ID | 365263 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Justyna Salamonska |
| GIVEN NAMES | Justyna |
| FAMILY NAME | Salamonska |
| SIGNATURE | SALAMONSKA J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kozminski University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1268-342X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Welcoming Refugees from Ukraine in the European Union: Does Solidarity Matter
Full-scale Russian aggression against Ukraine in February 2022 has triggered a large influx of refugees into the countries of the European Union. Against the backdrop of this new refugee crisis, we analyse the correlates of attitudes towards welcoming refugees from Ukraine in the EU. Theoretically, we draw on some of the main frameworks used to study attitudes. In addition, we examine the value of solidarity that is expected to positively influen…
Ethical challenges in quantitative secondary data analyses. Insights from international migration research”
This article discusses the ethical dimensions of knowledge production, focusing on the ethical considerations related to quantitative secondary data analysis (SDA) in migration research. Despite the increasing popularity of SDA and the growing importance of the open science movement, ethical discussions on the use of secondary data in research are limited. We argue that the reuse of existing survey data raises particular ethical concerns. We prov…
Complexity of the links between destination outcomes and migration patterns: West to West intra-European mobility
In this article, I build on existing research on destination outcomes and migration patterns to better understand West to West mobility within the European Union. I use a unique dataset, the European Internal Movers Social Survey, which was conducted in five countries, with movers who lived in Britain, France, Germany, Italy or Spain and came from one of the other four countries in the sample. The results of the analysis point to a complex relati…
Motivation and Migration Trajectories of EU Citizens on the Move: Repeat and Multiple Migrants in Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain
Intra‐European migrants move in different configurations, both in terms of trajectories (one‐off, repeat, multiple) and in terms of motivations (including work, family, education and/or lifestyle). In this article I provide a statistical picture of migrant trajectories and motivations based on a survey of EU internal movers coming from and residing in Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. While around 49 per cent of migrants migrated interna…
Transgovernmental Labour Standards Enforcement in a Pan‐European Labour Market: An Arms Race Between Institutional Alignment and Regulatory Arbitrage
Transgovernmental co‐operation is an important European Union (EU) regulatory method, but it imposes transaction costs on the organizations involved. Regulatory requirements under conditions of European free movement drive transgovernmentalism, but transaction costs also shape transgovernmental regulation and regulatory outcomes. We investigate co‐operation around labour standards regulation for posted construction workers, focusing on bilateral …
Transferring Skills but Not Progressing: Labour Market Trajectories of intra-European West-to-West Movers
Rethinking Migration Studies for 2050
Migration is a complex social process not simply a response to development imbalances, or a solution to problems like unemployment, poverty or population aging. As such migration and mobility are shaped by broader processes of globalization, development, technological transformation, urbanization and in turn contribute to shaping those. This collective paper raises and seeks to answer important research and policy questions about migration and so…
Infrastruktura delegowania pracowników: Przykład transgranicznego sektora opieki domowej
Skala delegowania pracowników w ramach swobody przepływu usług jest znacznie niższa niżskala swobodnego przepływu pracowników, jednak delegowanie jako forma mobilności zyskuje w ostatnich kilku latach na znaczeniu. Szczególnym zainteresowaniem ciesząsięstrategie pracodawców w zakresie obchodzenia przepisów prawa oraz adaptacji do zmieniającej sięrzeczywistości prawnej po 2014 roku. Celem niniejszego artykułu jest wyjaśnienie uwarunkowań, w któryc…
New Horizons? Comparisons and Frames of Reference of Polish Multiple Migrants Worldwide
Building on the literature on transnational social fields (Levitt & Glick Schiller, 2004) and the research agenda on pluri-local transnational studies (Pries, 2001), in this article we examine the processes of Polish migrants’ social positioning. Nowadays many migrant trajectories are more complex than moving just from one place to another, involving repeated migration spells, returns, and onward mobility. In particular, multiple migration routes…
Mapping the diversity and structuring of migration patterns: One‐off, repeat and multiple migrants in the European Union
Much migration research analyses one‐off migration from origin to destination, of a more‐or‐less permanent character. This paper argues that the reality of international movements is more complex. Thus, the aim of our analysis is to shed light on the diversity of migration patterns involving repeat movements between origin and destination and multiple migration, which encompass more than one destination country within its migration trajectory. A …
Migracje wielokrotne w Europie: Polscy migranci w Wielkiej Brytanii, Holandii, Irlandii i Niemczech
Multiple migrations in Europe: Polish migrants in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Ireland and Germany Traditionally, research on migration studied one-directional flows of people occurring between the country of origin and a single destination country. Few studies go beyond this framework, mainly due to limited access to data. The aim of this article is a broader analysis of multiple migration, i.e. migration sequences, returns and re-emigra…
Everyday Europe: Social Transnationalism in an Unsettled Continent
This book offers an empirically-based view on Europeans' interconnections in everyday life. It looks at the ways in which EU residents have been getting closer across national frontiers. The book considers how people reconcile their increasing cross-border interconnections and a politically separating Europe of nation states and national interests
Everyday Europe: Social transnationalism in an unsettled continent
Janus-faced mobilities: Motivations for migration among European youth in times of crisis
One of the main rights of European citizens is freedom of movement, enabling them to live, work and study in the EU member states. However, it is only minority of Europeans who aspires to use their European passports and cross the national borders. In this paper we focus precisely on those who declare the wish to move to another EU member state. We point to Janus-faced character of mobility aspirations, distinguishing between feeling free to move…
Integration Constellations” – The Interaction between Destination and Origin Countries and Civil Society Organizations in Migrant Integration
Mainstream migration research examines migrant integration mainly as a function of integration policies in the country of destination, paying relatively little attention to policy frameworks in the country of origin. In this article we introduce the concept of “integration constellations” in order to describe multiple actors and actions involved in migrant integration in Europe. The analysis of such constellations includes policies frameworks pro…
Is money always the most important thing? Polish construction workers in Ireland
Migrant workers in the construction industry are often taken to be motivated purely by short-term financial gains. The dramatic influx of Polish workers into the Irish building industry during the Celtic Tiger boom thus appears a clear case of economic migration. A qualitative panel study (2008–2013) which interviewed Polish construction workers through the boom and subsequent recession reveals a more complex picture. Migrants’ initial move to Ir…
Why We Still Need Ethnosurveys in Migration Research: Empirical Evidence From Poland
This article addresses ethnosurvey methodology, a combination of ethnographic and survey research in migrant origin and destination countries, that is designed to elucidate a better understanding of the multiple facets of migration processes. First, the article reviews the utility of ethnosurvey methodology for researching contemporary migration. Second, it outlines the strengths of ethnosurvey methodology with its combination of ethnographic and…
Types of Migration: The Motivations, Composition, and Early Integration Patterns of “New Migrants” in Europe
Applying latent class analysis to a unique data source of 3,500 Polish migrants in Western Europe, we develop a new typology of Polish migrants under “free movement” following the 2004 expansion of the European Union. We characterize these diverse migrant types in terms of their premigration characteristics and link them to varied early social and economic integration outcomes. We show that alongside traditional circular and temporary labor migra…
Types of Migration: The Motivations, Composition, and Early Integration Patterns of “New Migrants” in Europe
Migrant Integration between Homeland and Host Society Volume 2
New mobilities in Europe: Polish migration to Ireland post-2004
This book examines Polish migration to Ireland in the context of 'new mobilities in Europe'. It includes detailed accounts of the working lives of a group of mainly skilled Polish migrants in Dublin. They were interviewed at regular intervals as part of a Qualitative Panel Study. Through this novel methodology, their careers and aspirations were traced as Ireland moved from 'boom to bust'. What the research documents is a new experience of mobili…
Polish Migration to Ireland: Free Movers’ in the New European Mobility Space
Since EU enlargement in 2004, Ireland has emerged as a major destination for Polish migrants. What are the particular features of this East–West migration? Based on repeat interviews with Polish migrants as part of a Qualitative Panel Study, we show that this migration is characterised by new mobility patterns. As ‘free movers’, Polish migrants are more mobile across national borders and within national labour markets. This affords them new oppor…
Migration and Recession: Polish Migrants in Post-Celtic Tiger Ireland
In this paper we explore the impact of the current economic downturn on Polish migrants in the Irish labour market. Ireland appears to be well suited to study the impact of the recession on intra-European migration. The country has not only experienced large-scale inward migration from the new EU Member states (NMS) in recent years, but has also been severely hit by a recession. At times of an economic crisis, questions have begun to be asked abo…
Polish Migration to Ireland: Free Movers’ in the New European Mobility Space
Since EU enlargement in 2004, Ireland has emerged as a major destination for Polish migrants. What are the particular features of this East–West migration? Based on repeat interviews with Polish migrants as part of a Qualitative Panel Study, we show that this migration is characterised by new mobility patterns. As ‘free movers’, Polish migrants are more mobile across national borders and within national labour markets. This affords them new oppor…
Types of Migration: The Motivations, Composition, and Early Integration Patterns of “New Migrants” in Europe
Applying latent class analysis to a unique data source of 3,500 Polish migrants in Western Europe, we develop a new typology of Polish migrants under “free movement” following the 2004 expansion of the European Union. We characterize these diverse migrant types in terms of their premigration characteristics and link them to varied early social and economic integration outcomes. We show that alongside traditional circular and temporary labor migra…
Mapping the diversity and structuring of migration patterns: One‐off, repeat and multiple migrants in the European Union
Much migration research analyses one‐off migration from origin to destination, of a more‐or‐less permanent character. This paper argues that the reality of international movements is more complex. Thus, the aim of our analysis is to shed light on the diversity of migration patterns involving repeat movements between origin and destination and multiple migration, which encompass more than one destination country within its migration trajectory. A …
Rethinking Migration Studies for 2050
Migration is a complex social process not simply a response to development imbalances, or a solution to problems like unemployment, poverty or population aging. As such migration and mobility are shaped by broader processes of globalization, development, technological transformation, urbanization and in turn contribute to shaping those. This collective paper raises and seeks to answer important research and policy questions about migration and so…
Migration and Recession: Polish Migrants in Post-Celtic Tiger Ireland
In this paper we explore the impact of the current economic downturn on Polish migrants in the Irish labour market. Ireland appears to be well suited to study the impact of the recession on intra-European migration. The country has not only experienced large-scale inward migration from the new EU Member states (NMS) in recent years, but has also been severely hit by a recession. At times of an economic crisis, questions have begun to be asked abo…
New Horizons? Comparisons and Frames of Reference of Polish Multiple Migrants Worldwide
Building on the literature on transnational social fields (Levitt & Glick Schiller, 2004) and the research agenda on pluri-local transnational studies (Pries, 2001), in this article we examine the processes of Polish migrants’ social positioning. Nowadays many migrant trajectories are more complex than moving just from one place to another, involving repeated migration spells, returns, and onward mobility. In particular, multiple migration routes…
Janus-faced mobilities: Motivations for migration among European youth in times of crisis
One of the main rights of European citizens is freedom of movement, enabling them to live, work and study in the EU member states. However, it is only minority of Europeans who aspires to use their European passports and cross the national borders. In this paper we focus precisely on those who declare the wish to move to another EU member state. We point to Janus-faced character of mobility aspirations, distinguishing between feeling free to move…
Why We Still Need Ethnosurveys in Migration Research: Empirical Evidence From Poland
This article addresses ethnosurvey methodology, a combination of ethnographic and survey research in migrant origin and destination countries, that is designed to elucidate a better understanding of the multiple facets of migration processes. First, the article reviews the utility of ethnosurvey methodology for researching contemporary migration. Second, it outlines the strengths of ethnosurvey methodology with its combination of ethnographic and…
Integration Constellations” – The Interaction between Destination and Origin Countries and Civil Society Organizations in Migrant Integration
Mainstream migration research examines migrant integration mainly as a function of integration policies in the country of destination, paying relatively little attention to policy frameworks in the country of origin. In this article we introduce the concept of “integration constellations” in order to describe multiple actors and actions involved in migrant integration in Europe. The analysis of such constellations includes policies frameworks pro…
Types of Migration: The Motivations, Composition, and Early Integration Patterns of “New Migrants” in Europe
Transgovernmental Labour Standards Enforcement in a Pan‐European Labour Market: An Arms Race Between Institutional Alignment and Regulatory Arbitrage
Transgovernmental co‐operation is an important European Union (EU) regulatory method, but it imposes transaction costs on the organizations involved. Regulatory requirements under conditions of European free movement drive transgovernmentalism, but transaction costs also shape transgovernmental regulation and regulatory outcomes. We investigate co‐operation around labour standards regulation for posted construction workers, focusing on bilateral …
Migration and Recession: Polish Migrants in Post-Celtic Tiger Ireland
In this paper we explore the impact of the current economic downturn on Polish migrants in the Irish labour market. Ireland appears to be well suited to study the impact of the recession on intra-European migration. The country has not only experienced large-scale inward migration from the new EU Member states (NMS) in recent years, but has also been severely hit by a recession. At times of an economic crisis, questions have begun to be asked abo…
Polish Migration to Ireland: Free Movers’ in the New European Mobility Space
Since EU enlargement in 2004, Ireland has emerged as a major destination for Polish migrants. What are the particular features of this East–West migration? Based on repeat interviews with Polish migrants as part of a Qualitative Panel Study, we show that this migration is characterised by new mobility patterns. As ‘free movers’, Polish migrants are more mobile across national borders and within national labour markets. This affords them new oppor…
New mobilities in Europe: Polish migration to Ireland post-2004
This book examines Polish migration to Ireland in the context of 'new mobilities in Europe'. It includes detailed accounts of the working lives of a group of mainly skilled Polish migrants in Dublin. They were interviewed at regular intervals as part of a Qualitative Panel Study. Through this novel methodology, their careers and aspirations were traced as Ireland moved from 'boom to bust'. What the research documents is a new experience of mobili…
Migrant Integration between Homeland and Host Society Volume 2
Is money always the most important thing? Polish construction workers in Ireland
Migrant workers in the construction industry are often taken to be motivated purely by short-term financial gains. The dramatic influx of Polish workers into the Irish building industry during the Celtic Tiger boom thus appears a clear case of economic migration. A qualitative panel study (2008–2013) which interviewed Polish construction workers through the boom and subsequent recession reveals a more complex picture. Migrants’ initial move to Ir…
Why We Still Need Ethnosurveys in Migration Research: Empirical Evidence From Poland
This article addresses ethnosurvey methodology, a combination of ethnographic and survey research in migrant origin and destination countries, that is designed to elucidate a better understanding of the multiple facets of migration processes. First, the article reviews the utility of ethnosurvey methodology for researching contemporary migration. Second, it outlines the strengths of ethnosurvey methodology with its combination of ethnographic and…
Types of Migration: The Motivations, Composition, and Early Integration Patterns of “New Migrants” in Europe
Applying latent class analysis to a unique data source of 3,500 Polish migrants in Western Europe, we develop a new typology of Polish migrants under “free movement” following the 2004 expansion of the European Union. We characterize these diverse migrant types in terms of their premigration characteristics and link them to varied early social and economic integration outcomes. We show that alongside traditional circular and temporary labor migra…
Types of Migration: The Motivations, Composition, and Early Integration Patterns of “New Migrants” in Europe
Everyday Europe: Social Transnationalism in an Unsettled Continent
This book offers an empirically-based view on Europeans' interconnections in everyday life. It looks at the ways in which EU residents have been getting closer across national frontiers. The book considers how people reconcile their increasing cross-border interconnections and a politically separating Europe of nation states and national interests
Everyday Europe: Social transnationalism in an unsettled continent
Janus-faced mobilities: Motivations for migration among European youth in times of crisis
One of the main rights of European citizens is freedom of movement, enabling them to live, work and study in the EU member states. However, it is only minority of Europeans who aspires to use their European passports and cross the national borders. In this paper we focus precisely on those who declare the wish to move to another EU member state. We point to Janus-faced character of mobility aspirations, distinguishing between feeling free to move…
Integration Constellations” – The Interaction between Destination and Origin Countries and Civil Society Organizations in Migrant Integration
Mainstream migration research examines migrant integration mainly as a function of integration policies in the country of destination, paying relatively little attention to policy frameworks in the country of origin. In this article we introduce the concept of “integration constellations” in order to describe multiple actors and actions involved in migrant integration in Europe. The analysis of such constellations includes policies frameworks pro…
Migracje wielokrotne w Europie: Polscy migranci w Wielkiej Brytanii, Holandii, Irlandii i Niemczech
Multiple migrations in Europe: Polish migrants in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Ireland and Germany Traditionally, research on migration studied one-directional flows of people occurring between the country of origin and a single destination country. Few studies go beyond this framework, mainly due to limited access to data. The aim of this article is a broader analysis of multiple migration, i.e. migration sequences, returns and re-emigra…
New Horizons? Comparisons and Frames of Reference of Polish Multiple Migrants Worldwide
Building on the literature on transnational social fields (Levitt & Glick Schiller, 2004) and the research agenda on pluri-local transnational studies (Pries, 2001), in this article we examine the processes of Polish migrants’ social positioning. Nowadays many migrant trajectories are more complex than moving just from one place to another, involving repeated migration spells, returns, and onward mobility. In particular, multiple migration routes…
Mapping the diversity and structuring of migration patterns: One‐off, repeat and multiple migrants in the European Union
Much migration research analyses one‐off migration from origin to destination, of a more‐or‐less permanent character. This paper argues that the reality of international movements is more complex. Thus, the aim of our analysis is to shed light on the diversity of migration patterns involving repeat movements between origin and destination and multiple migration, which encompass more than one destination country within its migration trajectory. A …
Infrastruktura delegowania pracowników: Przykład transgranicznego sektora opieki domowej
Skala delegowania pracowników w ramach swobody przepływu usług jest znacznie niższa niżskala swobodnego przepływu pracowników, jednak delegowanie jako forma mobilności zyskuje w ostatnich kilku latach na znaczeniu. Szczególnym zainteresowaniem ciesząsięstrategie pracodawców w zakresie obchodzenia przepisów prawa oraz adaptacji do zmieniającej sięrzeczywistości prawnej po 2014 roku. Celem niniejszego artykułu jest wyjaśnienie uwarunkowań, w któryc…
Rethinking Migration Studies for 2050
Migration is a complex social process not simply a response to development imbalances, or a solution to problems like unemployment, poverty or population aging. As such migration and mobility are shaped by broader processes of globalization, development, technological transformation, urbanization and in turn contribute to shaping those. This collective paper raises and seeks to answer important research and policy questions about migration and so…
Complexity of the links between destination outcomes and migration patterns: West to West intra-European mobility
In this article, I build on existing research on destination outcomes and migration patterns to better understand West to West mobility within the European Union. I use a unique dataset, the European Internal Movers Social Survey, which was conducted in five countries, with movers who lived in Britain, France, Germany, Italy or Spain and came from one of the other four countries in the sample. The results of the analysis point to a complex relati…
Motivation and Migration Trajectories of EU Citizens on the Move: Repeat and Multiple Migrants in Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain
Intra‐European migrants move in different configurations, both in terms of trajectories (one‐off, repeat, multiple) and in terms of motivations (including work, family, education and/or lifestyle). In this article I provide a statistical picture of migrant trajectories and motivations based on a survey of EU internal movers coming from and residing in Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. While around 49 per cent of migrants migrated interna…
Transgovernmental Labour Standards Enforcement in a Pan‐European Labour Market: An Arms Race Between Institutional Alignment and Regulatory Arbitrage
Transgovernmental co‐operation is an important European Union (EU) regulatory method, but it imposes transaction costs on the organizations involved. Regulatory requirements under conditions of European free movement drive transgovernmentalism, but transaction costs also shape transgovernmental regulation and regulatory outcomes. We investigate co‐operation around labour standards regulation for posted construction workers, focusing on bilateral …
Transferring Skills but Not Progressing: Labour Market Trajectories of intra-European West-to-West Movers
Welcoming Refugees from Ukraine in the European Union: Does Solidarity Matter
Full-scale Russian aggression against Ukraine in February 2022 has triggered a large influx of refugees into the countries of the European Union. Against the backdrop of this new refugee crisis, we analyse the correlates of attitudes towards welcoming refugees from Ukraine in the EU. Theoretically, we draw on some of the main frameworks used to study attitudes. In addition, we examine the value of solidarity that is expected to positively influen…
Ethical challenges in quantitative secondary data analyses. Insights from international migration research”
This article discusses the ethical dimensions of knowledge production, focusing on the ethical considerations related to quantitative secondary data analysis (SDA) in migration research. Despite the increasing popularity of SDA and the growing importance of the open science movement, ethical discussions on the use of secondary data in research are limited. We argue that the reuse of existing survey data raises particular ethical concerns. We prov…
Political science (17 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (16 works) · Economics (13 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Geography (10 works) · Law (9 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (9 works) · Demographic economics (8 works) · Economic geography (6 works) · European union (6 works)