Valentina Baslyk
Biographic Data
| ID | 6800806 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Valentina Baslyk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Valentina |
| FAMILY NAME | Baslyk |
| SIGNATURE | BASLYK V |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Life course and Temporalities of the Family
Research framework: The research examines the misalignment of family trajectories with institutional frameworks and the temporal desynchronization of life course. The new imaginaries influencing family choices are analyzed by exploring the tensions between institutional and individual rationales. Objectives: The aim of this issue, “ Life course and Temporalities of the Family: New Imaginaries, New Injunctions, ” is to understand and analyze famil…
Family and Politics
Research framework: The relations between family and politics are characterized by their diversity. This variety stems as much from changes in the notion of family as from the contemporary range of forms and types of political commitment. Objectives: This issue seeks to document the various forms taken by the relationship between family and politics. Methodology: The papers in this issue are based on qualitative approaches, enabling a detailed an…
Focus on Adoption
Research framework: Adoption has existed for many years as an institution that promotes family ties, taking forms that vary based on place, culture and time . However, the ways in which the social actors involved use adoption reveal specific conceptions of the child, the family, affiliations and family relationships. Objectives: This issue aims to identify the evolution of certain social and legislative adoption practices and to discuss the famil…
Wealth
Research framework: Over the past decade, social science research has been profoundly renewed by the measurement of socioeconomic inequalities, which no longer takes into account only socio-professional status, labor income, or qualifications, but also wealth. Family matters for inheriting wealth, saving it, or accumulating it through returns on investments. The accumulation of wealth brings into play the three major dimensions of kinship: descen…
Family and Eco-citizenship
Research framework: Although the family is typically the place where socialization and learning begin, and where values, practices and cultures are handed down, the ways in which eco-citizenship is taught within the family remain underexplored in current research.Objectives: This introductory article, along with the other articles in this special issue, explores various aspects of the relationship between family and eco-citizenship.Methodology: T…
Migrant Family Trajectories and Contributions to the Host Society
Migrant Family Trajectories and Contributions to the Host Society: Interdisciplinary and International Reflections. Un article de la revue Enfances, Familles, Générations (Trajectoires de familles migrantes et contributions aux sociétés d’appartenance : réflexions interdisciplinaires et internationales) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
The Covid-19 Pandemic
Research Framework : The COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictive measures issued, such as physical distancing and lockdown, have affected social and family ties. These constraints have forced people to reexamine their family and conjugal relationship, the management of family and professional time, their intergenerational connections, and life transitions. Either exacerbating the tensions on conjugal and family life or strengthening these links, th…
Pediatric Palliative Care
Research Framework : This article proposes to define pediatric palliative care by adopting an approach centered on the family as a whole and on the various health professionals who support them. Objectives : The purpose of the introduction is to define pediatric palliative care, to describe the population likely to benefit from it, and to outline its primary effects on families as well as on caregivers. It also aims to contextualize each article …
Im/migration
Objectives : The aim of this issue of the journal is to study the way in which "making a family" influences access to rights and the integration of migrant families in Europe (France, Germany), North America (Quebec) and Djibouti, from Yemen, Syria, Tunisia, Mozambique or Brazil. Similarly, and reciprocally, he is interested in the impact of law on family experiences in a migratory context. Methodology : The ethnographic observation approach, thr…
Home and the Limits of Individualization
Research context : This article takes on the point of view that places the focus on the individual, despite belonging within a family group, and explores the concept of home as a space that contributes to the formation of an “individualized individual,” but that also takes into account the possible limits of this function of home. Objectives : This overview aims to define the concept of home in order to identify all of its dimensions. While the s…
Toward a Comprehensive, International and Interdisciplinary Analysis of Procreative Work
Research Framework : In line with materialist feminist analyses, this paper revisits the boundaries between so-called productive versus reproductive work to deconstruct their foundations and show that, behind the social organization of procreation, there is work for which women are primarily responsible. Objectives : The purpose of this introduction is to examine the production of children and the decision not to have them through the lens of pro…
Family policy
Research Framework : This article is part of a broader reflection on the future of family policies, including their beneficiaries, the change of levels responsible for their development and implementation, and the delegitimization of intermediary bodies involved in this process. Objectives : To better define the parameters of family policies and to outline the elements of a frame of reference that could be used to map the scope of this policy are…
From adoption to assisted reproduction
Research Framework: In a context characterized by new possibilities for parenthood within societies where family structures are becoming increasingly diverse, the issue of knowing one's origins is currently provoking intense political, social and scientific debates. These debates are emblematic of a more general movement that reflects a growing interest in the question of origins within contemporary patterns of family configuration, whether creat…
Building Capacity and Community to Improve the Quality of Life of Seniors
Research Framework: The aging of the population, unprecedented in human history, is a complex reality of the 21st century. This complexity is rooted not only in social and biological, but also in quantitative phenomena. Population aging is in the strict sense a structural effect, an increase in the proportion of the elderly in a given population, while the increase in aged persons is an effect of flux, which quantifies the increase in the number …
The Personal and the Political. The Child’s Body
Research Framework: This article examines the significance of the child’s body in contemporary societies and its influence on apparatus of scientific research and public intervention. Objectives: The objective is to show the politics of children’s bodies, health and lives, their historical manifestations between the late 18th and early 21st century and the way in which science, societal debates, and institutional and public policy contexts inters…
Boundaries of Marital and Family Intimacy
Research Framework : This article discusses the symbolic, discursive and practical boundaries of intimate relationships. Our approach is inspired by Niklas Luhmann's systems theory. The "boundary" is conceived as an operation of a relationship in relation to itself: the relationship defines itself through its communicative operations and thus defines the legitimate expectations of its members. The relation thus exists as a boundary through its co…
The Place and Effect of Animals in Families
Research Framework : The general challenge and originality of this thematic issue of the journal Enfances Familles Générations consists in jointly exploring two major social transformations brought about by the integration of animals into families : the first transformation being in human families and the second in human-animal relationships. Objectives : The purpose of this introduction to the thematic issue "The Place and Impact of Animals in F…
Life Stages, Gender and Temporalities. Historical and Sociological Reflections
Research Framework: Long conducted in parallel, studies on life stages and gender have converged more in recent years, but still leave large areas uncovered. Some analyzes still treat sex as a simple variable that does not require problematization. Others lose sight of the fact that growing up and aging generate categories and trajectories that are the result of interactions of sex and age. The link between gender and age thus still needs to be t…
Boundaries of Marital and Family Intimacy
Research Framework : This article discusses the symbolic, discursive and practical boundaries of intimate relationships. Our approach is inspired by Niklas Luhmann's systems theory. The "boundary" is conceived as an operation of a relationship in relation to itself: the relationship defines itself through its communicative operations and thus defines the legitimate expectations of its members. The relation thus exists as a boundary through its co…
The Place and Effect of Animals in Families
Research Framework : The general challenge and originality of this thematic issue of the journal Enfances Familles Générations consists in jointly exploring two major social transformations brought about by the integration of animals into families : the first transformation being in human families and the second in human-animal relationships. Objectives : The purpose of this introduction to the thematic issue "The Place and Impact of Animals in F…
Life Stages, Gender and Temporalities. Historical and Sociological Reflections
Research Framework: Long conducted in parallel, studies on life stages and gender have converged more in recent years, but still leave large areas uncovered. Some analyzes still treat sex as a simple variable that does not require problematization. Others lose sight of the fact that growing up and aging generate categories and trajectories that are the result of interactions of sex and age. The link between gender and age thus still needs to be t…
The Place and Effect of Animals in Families
Research Framework : The general challenge and originality of this thematic issue of the journal Enfances Familles Générations consists in jointly exploring two major social transformations brought about by the integration of animals into families : the first transformation being in human families and the second in human-animal relationships. Objectives : The purpose of this introduction to the thematic issue "The Place and Impact of Animals in F…
The Personal and the Political. The Child’s Body
Research Framework: This article examines the significance of the child’s body in contemporary societies and its influence on apparatus of scientific research and public intervention. Objectives: The objective is to show the politics of children’s bodies, health and lives, their historical manifestations between the late 18th and early 21st century and the way in which science, societal debates, and institutional and public policy contexts inters…
Boundaries of Marital and Family Intimacy
Research Framework : This article discusses the symbolic, discursive and practical boundaries of intimate relationships. Our approach is inspired by Niklas Luhmann's systems theory. The "boundary" is conceived as an operation of a relationship in relation to itself: the relationship defines itself through its communicative operations and thus defines the legitimate expectations of its members. The relation thus exists as a boundary through its co…
Family policy
Research Framework : This article is part of a broader reflection on the future of family policies, including their beneficiaries, the change of levels responsible for their development and implementation, and the delegitimization of intermediary bodies involved in this process. Objectives : To better define the parameters of family policies and to outline the elements of a frame of reference that could be used to map the scope of this policy are…
From adoption to assisted reproduction
Research Framework: In a context characterized by new possibilities for parenthood within societies where family structures are becoming increasingly diverse, the issue of knowing one's origins is currently provoking intense political, social and scientific debates. These debates are emblematic of a more general movement that reflects a growing interest in the question of origins within contemporary patterns of family configuration, whether creat…
Building Capacity and Community to Improve the Quality of Life of Seniors
Research Framework: The aging of the population, unprecedented in human history, is a complex reality of the 21st century. This complexity is rooted not only in social and biological, but also in quantitative phenomena. Population aging is in the strict sense a structural effect, an increase in the proportion of the elderly in a given population, while the increase in aged persons is an effect of flux, which quantifies the increase in the number …
Home and the Limits of Individualization
Research context : This article takes on the point of view that places the focus on the individual, despite belonging within a family group, and explores the concept of home as a space that contributes to the formation of an “individualized individual,” but that also takes into account the possible limits of this function of home. Objectives : This overview aims to define the concept of home in order to identify all of its dimensions. While the s…
Toward a Comprehensive, International and Interdisciplinary Analysis of Procreative Work
Research Framework : In line with materialist feminist analyses, this paper revisits the boundaries between so-called productive versus reproductive work to deconstruct their foundations and show that, behind the social organization of procreation, there is work for which women are primarily responsible. Objectives : The purpose of this introduction is to examine the production of children and the decision not to have them through the lens of pro…
Family and Eco-citizenship
Research framework: Although the family is typically the place where socialization and learning begin, and where values, practices and cultures are handed down, the ways in which eco-citizenship is taught within the family remain underexplored in current research.Objectives: This introductory article, along with the other articles in this special issue, explores various aspects of the relationship between family and eco-citizenship.Methodology: T…
Migrant Family Trajectories and Contributions to the Host Society
Migrant Family Trajectories and Contributions to the Host Society: Interdisciplinary and International Reflections. Un article de la revue Enfances, Familles, Générations (Trajectoires de familles migrantes et contributions aux sociétés d’appartenance : réflexions interdisciplinaires et internationales) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
The Covid-19 Pandemic
Research Framework : The COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictive measures issued, such as physical distancing and lockdown, have affected social and family ties. These constraints have forced people to reexamine their family and conjugal relationship, the management of family and professional time, their intergenerational connections, and life transitions. Either exacerbating the tensions on conjugal and family life or strengthening these links, th…
Pediatric Palliative Care
Research Framework : This article proposes to define pediatric palliative care by adopting an approach centered on the family as a whole and on the various health professionals who support them. Objectives : The purpose of the introduction is to define pediatric palliative care, to describe the population likely to benefit from it, and to outline its primary effects on families as well as on caregivers. It also aims to contextualize each article …
Im/migration
Objectives : The aim of this issue of the journal is to study the way in which "making a family" influences access to rights and the integration of migrant families in Europe (France, Germany), North America (Quebec) and Djibouti, from Yemen, Syria, Tunisia, Mozambique or Brazil. Similarly, and reciprocally, he is interested in the impact of law on family experiences in a migratory context. Methodology : The ethnographic observation approach, thr…
Family and Politics
Research framework: The relations between family and politics are characterized by their diversity. This variety stems as much from changes in the notion of family as from the contemporary range of forms and types of political commitment. Objectives: This issue seeks to document the various forms taken by the relationship between family and politics. Methodology: The papers in this issue are based on qualitative approaches, enabling a detailed an…
Focus on Adoption
Research framework: Adoption has existed for many years as an institution that promotes family ties, taking forms that vary based on place, culture and time . However, the ways in which the social actors involved use adoption reveal specific conceptions of the child, the family, affiliations and family relationships. Objectives: This issue aims to identify the evolution of certain social and legislative adoption practices and to discuss the famil…
Wealth
Research framework: Over the past decade, social science research has been profoundly renewed by the measurement of socioeconomic inequalities, which no longer takes into account only socio-professional status, labor income, or qualifications, but also wealth. Family matters for inheriting wealth, saving it, or accumulating it through returns on investments. The accumulation of wealth brings into play the three major dimensions of kinship: descen…
Life course and Temporalities of the Family
Research framework: The research examines the misalignment of family trajectories with institutional frameworks and the temporal desynchronization of life course. The new imaginaries influencing family choices are analyzed by exploring the tensions between institutional and individual rationales. Objectives: The aim of this issue, “ Life course and Temporalities of the Family: New Imaginaries, New Injunctions, ” is to understand and analyze famil…
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