Danuta Życzyńska-Ciołek
Biographic Data
| ID | 4207071 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Danuta Życzyńska-Ciołek |
| GIVEN NAMES | Danuta |
| FAMILY NAME | Życzyńska-Ciołek |
| SIGNATURE | ŻYCZYŃSKA-CIOŁEK D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Polish Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3478-3544 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Sustainability beyond the middle class. Food-related practices in households with low socioeconomic status
The paper explores the food-related practices of individuals and families with low socioeconomic status (SES), living in Polish cities and examines them through the lens of sustainability. It draws on two qualitative research groups: older people either already receiving retirement pensions below the minimum statutory pension or expecting to receive such benefits in the near future, and families with children. Building on a praxeological approach…
Caught in a Matrix of Factors
Pension systems based on an insurance model were originally designed for male breadwinners who worked under permanent contracts without career breaks. Since their inception, women’s participation in the workforce has increased significantly, but on average, their employment career paths are still shorter and less linear compared to those that men enjoy. Demographic changes have prompted many countries to reform their pension systems to ensure lon…
The Polish Panel Survey, Polpan
The Polish Panel Survey POLPAN provides data infrastructure to analyze the dynamics of social inequality from a life-course perspective. Historical events shape the study's research design. In 1987-1988, 5,817 randomly sampled men and women aged 21-65 are interviewed in what is still state socialist Poland. Soon after, their lives are upended by the profound transformations that the anti-communist revolutions in Eastern Europe triggered. To under…
Telling the Great Change
The book is pioneering in Poland. but also in Central Europe. lt shows the mechanisms of adaptation to the systemie transformation in Poland after 1989, based on the analysis of narratives of people barn in 1960, 1970 and 1980 who are representatives of diverse social milieus and have different professional and life experiences. The reader will find here a model application of the biographical research methodology developed by Fritz Schütze for a…
Does Interviewers’ Age Affect Their Assessment of Respondents’ Understanding of Survey Questions? Evidence From the European Social Survey
General population surveys target the entire adult populations of participating countries, where, in many advanced societies, older respondents constitute an ever increasing share. Reflecting these processes, in the European Social Survey (ESS), the proportion of older respondents has been increasing.2 Prior research has found that older respondents are more often assessed by interviewers as having problems with understanding survey questions. Th…
The Experience of Systemic Transformation in Contemporary Biographical Narratives of Older Poles
The aim of this article is to explore whether—from the subjective perspective of people born before the end of WWII—systemic transformation brought about significant changes in their individual lives, and if yes—what was the meaning of those changes for them. In particular, I examine how experiences related to the events that preceded systemic transformation in Poland or took place during its most intensive stage are reflected in contemporary bio…
Structural Determinants of Workforce Participation after Retirement in Poland
In this paper, we aim to analyse selected structural determinants of workforce participation after retirement in Poland. By structural determinants we mean characteristics of one's socio-economic position that (a) result from the interplay of social conditions (mechanisms of power, differentiated access to resources) and individual agency, and (b) restrict or facilitate individuals' choices. We conceptualise workforce participation as engaging in…
Structural Determinants of Workforce Participation after Retirement in Poland
In this paper, we aim to analyse selected structural determinants of workforce participation after retirement in Poland. By structural determinants we mean characteristics of one's socio-economic position that (a) result from the interplay of social conditions (mechanisms of power, differentiated access to resources) and individual agency, and (b) restrict or facilitate individuals' choices. We conceptualise workforce participation as engaging in…
The Polish Panel Survey, Polpan
The Polish Panel Survey POLPAN provides data infrastructure to analyze the dynamics of social inequality from a life-course perspective. Historical events shape the study's research design. In 1987-1988, 5,817 randomly sampled men and women aged 21-65 are interviewed in what is still state socialist Poland. Soon after, their lives are upended by the profound transformations that the anti-communist revolutions in Eastern Europe triggered. To under…
The Experience of Systemic Transformation in Contemporary Biographical Narratives of Older Poles
The aim of this article is to explore whether—from the subjective perspective of people born before the end of WWII—systemic transformation brought about significant changes in their individual lives, and if yes—what was the meaning of those changes for them. In particular, I examine how experiences related to the events that preceded systemic transformation in Poland or took place during its most intensive stage are reflected in contemporary bio…
Structural Determinants of Workforce Participation after Retirement in Poland
In this paper, we aim to analyse selected structural determinants of workforce participation after retirement in Poland. By structural determinants we mean characteristics of one's socio-economic position that (a) result from the interplay of social conditions (mechanisms of power, differentiated access to resources) and individual agency, and (b) restrict or facilitate individuals' choices. We conceptualise workforce participation as engaging in…
The Experience of Systemic Transformation in Contemporary Biographical Narratives of Older Poles
The aim of this article is to explore whether—from the subjective perspective of people born before the end of WWII—systemic transformation brought about significant changes in their individual lives, and if yes—what was the meaning of those changes for them. In particular, I examine how experiences related to the events that preceded systemic transformation in Poland or took place during its most intensive stage are reflected in contemporary bio…
Telling the Great Change
The book is pioneering in Poland. but also in Central Europe. lt shows the mechanisms of adaptation to the systemie transformation in Poland after 1989, based on the analysis of narratives of people barn in 1960, 1970 and 1980 who are representatives of diverse social milieus and have different professional and life experiences. The reader will find here a model application of the biographical research methodology developed by Fritz Schütze for a…
Does Interviewers’ Age Affect Their Assessment of Respondents’ Understanding of Survey Questions? Evidence From the European Social Survey
General population surveys target the entire adult populations of participating countries, where, in many advanced societies, older respondents constitute an ever increasing share. Reflecting these processes, in the European Social Survey (ESS), the proportion of older respondents has been increasing.2 Prior research has found that older respondents are more often assessed by interviewers as having problems with understanding survey questions. Th…
The Polish Panel Survey, Polpan
The Polish Panel Survey POLPAN provides data infrastructure to analyze the dynamics of social inequality from a life-course perspective. Historical events shape the study's research design. In 1987-1988, 5,817 randomly sampled men and women aged 21-65 are interviewed in what is still state socialist Poland. Soon after, their lives are upended by the profound transformations that the anti-communist revolutions in Eastern Europe triggered. To under…
Caught in a Matrix of Factors
Pension systems based on an insurance model were originally designed for male breadwinners who worked under permanent contracts without career breaks. Since their inception, women’s participation in the workforce has increased significantly, but on average, their employment career paths are still shorter and less linear compared to those that men enjoy. Demographic changes have prompted many countries to reform their pension systems to ensure lon…
Sustainability beyond the middle class. Food-related practices in households with low socioeconomic status
The paper explores the food-related practices of individuals and families with low socioeconomic status (SES), living in Polish cities and examines them through the lens of sustainability. It draws on two qualitative research groups: older people either already receiving retirement pensions below the minimum statutory pension or expecting to receive such benefits in the near future, and families with children. Building on a praxeological approach…
Sociology (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (2 works) · History (2 works)