Agnieszka Rydzik
Biographic Data
| ID | 4368587 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Agnieszka Rydzik |
| GIVEN NAMES | Agnieszka |
| FAMILY NAME | Rydzik |
| SIGNATURE | RYDZIK A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Lincoln |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6937-8608 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 76 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Carving spaces of hospitality
This article explores the complex and evolving nature of place attachment in the rural Lincolnshire town of Boston, a new immigration destination. Drawing on 28 semi-structured interviews with residents, it examines the ways in which migrant and non-migrant communities make Boston their home, how they react to change and disruption, navigate (in)hospitable encounters and narrate their belonging in the town post the EU referendum, which saw reside…
Conceptualizing the intersections between migration, (in)hospitality and belonging in uncertain times
Crossing disciplinary and geographical boundaries, migration research provides insight into contemporary migration patterns and new phenomena, and explores human experiences of migration that stretch beyond one-dimensional political and public discourses. Experiences of hospitality and hostility, and how these shape migrants’ sense of belonging, are central to migration research and practice. Through conceptualizing the intersections between migr…
Navigating hostility, pursuing hospitality
This article focuses on migrant women entrepreneurs’ engagement with local communities through creating hospitable spaces and explores how experiences of hospitality/hostility influence entrepreneurial activities and community engagement. Businesses, particularly in the service sector, often function as hubs of social interaction, providing opportunities for migrant entrepreneurs to engage with host communities in ways otherwise not readily avail…
Decent work and tourism workers in the age of intelligent automation and digital surveillance
Technology is shifting not only how the tourism industry is run but also the nature of work, working conditions and management control. This article examines the potential implications of technology-driven transformations on lower-paid lower-skilled tourism workers. With tourism expected to be the sector most affected by intelligent automation, greater attention needs to be given to the variegated impact on the workforce. Drawing on the concepts …
The shaping of the neoliberal worker
Visibility, power and exclusion
Conceptualising the Agency of Migrant Women Workers
This article examines migrant women tourism workers' understandings of, and diverse responses to, exploitative working conditions by taking account of the constraints posed by oppressive contexts and ideologies. It analyses how their location at the intersection of multiple axes of disadvantage and discrimination on account of gender, ethno-nationality, immigration status and migration history as well as their low-status employment and educationa…
Don't Use 'the Weak Word
Focusing on an unresearched group of women brewers, and drawing conceptually on embodiment and identity work, this article explores worker corporealities within the gendered landscape of microbreweries and deepens understanding of the body/work/gender nexus in the context of brewer's work. In doing so, it challenges the marginalisation of female worker bodies in scholarly work on male-dominated occupations. Drawing on interview and observation da…
Humanising migrant women’s work
The Potential of Arts-Based Transformative Research
Conceptualising the Agency of Migrant Women Workers
This article examines migrant women tourism workers' understandings of, and diverse responses to, exploitative working conditions by taking account of the constraints posed by oppressive contexts and ideologies. It analyses how their location at the intersection of multiple axes of disadvantage and discrimination on account of gender, ethno-nationality, immigration status and migration history as well as their low-status employment and educationa…
Don't Use 'the Weak Word
Focusing on an unresearched group of women brewers, and drawing conceptually on embodiment and identity work, this article explores worker corporealities within the gendered landscape of microbreweries and deepens understanding of the body/work/gender nexus in the context of brewer's work. In doing so, it challenges the marginalisation of female worker bodies in scholarly work on male-dominated occupations. Drawing on interview and observation da…
Humanising migrant women’s work
The Potential of Arts-Based Transformative Research
The shaping of the neoliberal worker
Visibility, power and exclusion
The Potential of Arts-Based Transformative Research
Humanising migrant women’s work
Don't Use 'the Weak Word
Focusing on an unresearched group of women brewers, and drawing conceptually on embodiment and identity work, this article explores worker corporealities within the gendered landscape of microbreweries and deepens understanding of the body/work/gender nexus in the context of brewer's work. In doing so, it challenges the marginalisation of female worker bodies in scholarly work on male-dominated occupations. Drawing on interview and observation da…
Conceptualising the Agency of Migrant Women Workers
This article examines migrant women tourism workers' understandings of, and diverse responses to, exploitative working conditions by taking account of the constraints posed by oppressive contexts and ideologies. It analyses how their location at the intersection of multiple axes of disadvantage and discrimination on account of gender, ethno-nationality, immigration status and migration history as well as their low-status employment and educationa…
Visibility, power and exclusion
Decent work and tourism workers in the age of intelligent automation and digital surveillance
Technology is shifting not only how the tourism industry is run but also the nature of work, working conditions and management control. This article examines the potential implications of technology-driven transformations on lower-paid lower-skilled tourism workers. With tourism expected to be the sector most affected by intelligent automation, greater attention needs to be given to the variegated impact on the workforce. Drawing on the concepts …
The shaping of the neoliberal worker
Carving spaces of hospitality
This article explores the complex and evolving nature of place attachment in the rural Lincolnshire town of Boston, a new immigration destination. Drawing on 28 semi-structured interviews with residents, it examines the ways in which migrant and non-migrant communities make Boston their home, how they react to change and disruption, navigate (in)hospitable encounters and narrate their belonging in the town post the EU referendum, which saw reside…
Conceptualizing the intersections between migration, (in)hospitality and belonging in uncertain times
Crossing disciplinary and geographical boundaries, migration research provides insight into contemporary migration patterns and new phenomena, and explores human experiences of migration that stretch beyond one-dimensional political and public discourses. Experiences of hospitality and hostility, and how these shape migrants’ sense of belonging, are central to migration research and practice. Through conceptualizing the intersections between migr…
Navigating hostility, pursuing hospitality
This article focuses on migrant women entrepreneurs’ engagement with local communities through creating hospitable spaces and explores how experiences of hospitality/hostility influence entrepreneurial activities and community engagement. Businesses, particularly in the service sector, often function as hubs of social interaction, providing opportunities for migrant entrepreneurs to engage with host communities in ways otherwise not readily avail…
Sociology (10 works) · Tourism (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Hospitality (4 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works)