Mateusz Kamionka
Biographic Data
| ID | 4526588 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mateusz Kamionka |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mateusz |
| FAMILY NAME | Kamionka |
| SIGNATURE | KAMIONKA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jagiellonian University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7316-145X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Displaced Persons’ Migration Aspirations in a Transnational Setting
This contribution focuses on the migration aspirations of displaced women from Ukraine and their transnational ties to their husbands in a war setting. The Russian invasion of Ukraine (since 24 February 2022) has restricted men’s ability to travel from Ukraine, while women with their children contributed to the outflow of displaced persons. This situation has persisted for three years, and while refugees are often studied in terms of integration,…
Patriotism in the Age of War and Globalisation
This article examines how Ukrainian youth who have remained in the country during the wartime understand patriotism and evaluate the migration decisions of their peers. The study is situated in the context of the prolonged armed conflict initiated by the Russian Federation and intensified by the full-scale invasion in 2022, which has profoundly shaped the socialisation and life strategies of the Ukrainian post-Maidan generation. Based on the quan…
Perceptions of geopolitical crises by post-millennials in Central and Eastern Europe
This article explores how Post-Millennials in Central and Eastern Europe perceive and respond to multiple, overlapping crises, including war, pandemics, climate change, and digital transformation. Drawing on eight group interviews with students from Austria, Czechia, Poland, and Ukraine, the study analyses how generational experiences shape attitudes toward political, social, and environmental challenges. Building on Karl Mannheim’s concept of ge…
The East and the West
Scholars of deservingness emphasize the attitudes of host societies toward migrant communities and inter-ethnic stances of migrant groups but not in-group perceptions of deservingness. Based on interviews with Ukrainian citizens who received temporary protection in the Czech Republic and Poland after the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, we show that participants classified the fleeing of their fellow citizens from Western Ukraine a…
“Fear for children”, Mother-Child Dyad and Future Mobility Trajectories of Displaced Ukrainians in Czechia and Poland
This article addresses the issue of children’s care-receiving practices in the context of Ukrainian displacement in Czechia and Poland. Single mothers often need to care for their children alone, creating specific family power dynamics, especially in the setting of transnational reconfiguration, as fathers remain in Ukraine. This article aims to adopt the subjective bottom-up perception of connections associated with navigation in the new environ…
Polish Military Diplomacy Concerning Ukraine in 2022-2024
The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the approaches, principles, and measures of the political and military leadership of the Republic of Poland in the field of military diplomacy, the importance of which increased in 2022-2024, when the Russian Federation carried out a large-scale invasion of Ukraine, which changed the hybrid war into a modern total war. The research methodology is based on objectivity and historicism, within which…
The Granite Revolution
The events that took place on Kyiv's Maidan in 1990 went down in history \nas the 'Revolution on Granite'. It was one of the first student performances in the USSR. Over \nthe years, however, the revolution lost part of its name because, as Oles Donii* \n himself recalls, the full name of the events he helped organise was 'Student Revolution on Granite'. However, the activity of young people was not rewarded, and the opposition, together with the…
University student organizations in Ukraine
There is a widespread view that youth (students) are deeply involved into various social activities during their studies. However, are the majority of university students’ real participants and consumers of the local social agenda? The present paper critically examines the social activity of students in Ukraine. It focuses on several inter-related issues, namely how often students are socially active, how they feelabout their immediate surroundin…
October 2020 Protests in Poland. A Case Study of Olkusz
Introduction. In October 2020 the most extensive social protests took place in Poland since the democratic transformation in 1989. They were caused pertinently by the Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s decision and government policy on abortion. Numerous protests were held all over the country, both in larger cities, smaller towns and villages. Methods and materials. The study presents the results of the internet surveying method (CAWI) and snowbal…
The East and the West
Scholars of deservingness emphasize the attitudes of host societies toward migrant communities and inter-ethnic stances of migrant groups but not in-group perceptions of deservingness. Based on interviews with Ukrainian citizens who received temporary protection in the Czech Republic and Poland after the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, we show that participants classified the fleeing of their fellow citizens from Western Ukraine a…
October 2020 Protests in Poland. A Case Study of Olkusz
Introduction. In October 2020 the most extensive social protests took place in Poland since the democratic transformation in 1989. They were caused pertinently by the Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s decision and government policy on abortion. Numerous protests were held all over the country, both in larger cities, smaller towns and villages. Methods and materials. The study presents the results of the internet surveying method (CAWI) and snowbal…
University student organizations in Ukraine
There is a widespread view that youth (students) are deeply involved into various social activities during their studies. However, are the majority of university students’ real participants and consumers of the local social agenda? The present paper critically examines the social activity of students in Ukraine. It focuses on several inter-related issues, namely how often students are socially active, how they feelabout their immediate surroundin…
The Granite Revolution
The events that took place on Kyiv's Maidan in 1990 went down in history \nas the 'Revolution on Granite'. It was one of the first student performances in the USSR. Over \nthe years, however, the revolution lost part of its name because, as Oles Donii* \n himself recalls, the full name of the events he helped organise was 'Student Revolution on Granite'. However, the activity of young people was not rewarded, and the opposition, together with the…
“Fear for children”, Mother-Child Dyad and Future Mobility Trajectories of Displaced Ukrainians in Czechia and Poland
This article addresses the issue of children’s care-receiving practices in the context of Ukrainian displacement in Czechia and Poland. Single mothers often need to care for their children alone, creating specific family power dynamics, especially in the setting of transnational reconfiguration, as fathers remain in Ukraine. This article aims to adopt the subjective bottom-up perception of connections associated with navigation in the new environ…
Polish Military Diplomacy Concerning Ukraine in 2022-2024
The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the approaches, principles, and measures of the political and military leadership of the Republic of Poland in the field of military diplomacy, the importance of which increased in 2022-2024, when the Russian Federation carried out a large-scale invasion of Ukraine, which changed the hybrid war into a modern total war. The research methodology is based on objectivity and historicism, within which…
Displaced Persons’ Migration Aspirations in a Transnational Setting
This contribution focuses on the migration aspirations of displaced women from Ukraine and their transnational ties to their husbands in a war setting. The Russian invasion of Ukraine (since 24 February 2022) has restricted men’s ability to travel from Ukraine, while women with their children contributed to the outflow of displaced persons. This situation has persisted for three years, and while refugees are often studied in terms of integration,…
Patriotism in the Age of War and Globalisation
This article examines how Ukrainian youth who have remained in the country during the wartime understand patriotism and evaluate the migration decisions of their peers. The study is situated in the context of the prolonged armed conflict initiated by the Russian Federation and intensified by the full-scale invasion in 2022, which has profoundly shaped the socialisation and life strategies of the Ukrainian post-Maidan generation. Based on the quan…
Perceptions of geopolitical crises by post-millennials in Central and Eastern Europe
This article explores how Post-Millennials in Central and Eastern Europe perceive and respond to multiple, overlapping crises, including war, pandemics, climate change, and digital transformation. Drawing on eight group interviews with students from Austria, Czechia, Poland, and Ukraine, the study analyses how generational experiences shape attitudes toward political, social, and environmental challenges. Building on Karl Mannheim’s concept of ge…
The East and the West
Scholars of deservingness emphasize the attitudes of host societies toward migrant communities and inter-ethnic stances of migrant groups but not in-group perceptions of deservingness. Based on interviews with Ukrainian citizens who received temporary protection in the Czech Republic and Poland after the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, we show that participants classified the fleeing of their fellow citizens from Western Ukraine a…
Political science (4 works) · European Politics and Security (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Displaced person (2 works) · European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Refugee (2 works)