Dominika Winogrodzka
Biographic Data
| ID | 74858 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dominika Winogrodzka |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dominika |
| FAMILY NAME | Winogrodzka |
| SIGNATURE | WINOGRODZKA D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Uniwersytet SWPS |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3905-6047 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Reimagining Work Stability: A Qualitative Longitudinal Case Study of the (Post)Pandemic Crises on Young People’s Experiences in the Labour Market
This article explores how the COVID-19 (post)pandemic crisis has reshaped young people’s experiences and perceptions of work stability. Drawing on unique longitudinal qualitative data collected over an 8-year period, the study examines changes in perceptions of occupational stability among young Polish adults with international mobility experiences, focusing on two contrasting case studies that illustrate pre- and post-pandemic narratives. The an…
The twists and turns of mobility capital formation: A multi-level analysis of factors impacting capital building among Ukrainian forced migrants in Poland
Enhancing benefits for peer researchers: Towards a flexible and needs-based approach to participatory research
The involvement of peer researchers has recently gained popularity insocial research, and the incentives for using participatory methodologiesare well recognised. However, as we argue, the sole presence of peerresearchers does not equate to their immediate empowerment, and moreattention should be given to the roles they play in the research and theways in which they can tangibly benefit from such collaborations. Weexplore the seemingly mundane as…
It's about mindset'. How do young migrants in Poland build their resilience
The aim of this article is to investigate how young migrants’resilience manifests in different spheres of their lives. Adaptingthe Keck and Sakdapolrak’s framework, we define resilience asbeing comprised of coping, adaptive and transformativecapacities. While coping capacities are a post-crisis short-termresponse, adaptive and transformation capacities encompassmore proactive and long-term planning. Drawing on interviewswith young Third Country N…
Socio-occupational Paths of Polish and Lithuanian Returning Migrants: Sequence Analysis of Survey Data with the Use of TraMineR for R
Nie jest to życie, które oni rozumieją, w ich mniemaniu moje życie jest bardzo niestabilne”. Młodzi dorośli o stabilności zawodowej własnej i swoich rodziców
W 1989 roku Polska znalazła się na drodze systemowych przemian polegających na wdrażaniu postfordowskiego, neoliberalnego kapitalizmu, który swym oddziaływaniem objął przede wszystkim świat pracy, czyniąc „elastyczność” kluczowym pojęciem opisującym zmiany w życiu zawodowym, głównie ludzi młodych. Celem artykułu jest zwrócenie uwagi na znajdującą się na przeciwległym biegunie, pomijaną, choć równie ważną kategorię „stabilności” poprzez odpowiedź …
Resilience Embedded in Psychological Capital of Ukrainian Refugees in Poland
By this article we want to say that we still know very little about the migration of war refugees from Ukraine as the process has been happening massively before our eyes. This article contributes to the vast literature on refugees. Firstly, it presents a new non-Western perspective because Ukrainian refugees move predominately from Eastern to Central Europe. Secondly, it discusses the resilience of refugees, which we systematically embedded into…
Agency of Migrant Youth in Hostile Sociopolitical Environments: Case Studies from Central Eastern Europe
This paper compares the integration of third-country youth in Poland and Hungary in two Central Eastern European contexts characterized by a hostile sociopolitical environment for migrants, right-wing policies, illiberalism, and regression in various related policy areas. Our article is based on a three-year EU-funded research project that investigated the integration of migrant youth in precarious circumstances (MIMY). It uses data from qualitat…
Stability is a foggy concept: Work Stability From the Perspective of Young People With Mobility Experiences
This article was prepared under the research projects: (1) ‘Education-to-domestic and-foreign labour market transitions of youth: The role of locality, peer group and new media’ funded by the National Science Centre in Poland under the Sonata Bis 5 Program, grant number 2015/18/E/HS6/00147, and (2) ‘INSIMO: Work (in)stability and spatial (im)mobility from the perspective of young people on the move. Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic' funded by the …
Career trajectories, skills transfers and work stability of educated Polish migrants returning from the UK
The key aim of this paper is to explore the impact of migration experiences on the career trajectories of Polish returning migrants. Focusing on the intersection between career and migration studies, we aim to answer the following research questions: (1) What are the shapes of returning migrants’ career trajectories?; (2) What is their sense of stability in the labour market? and (3) Are returning migrants able to transfer skills that they gained…
(Dis)ordered social sequences of mobile young adults: Spatial, social and return mobilities
International mobility has become a significant part of the life experiences of a growing number of Polish youths since the enlargement of the EU in 2004, influencing young people’s transitions from education to work or transitions across different labour markets. The key aim of this paper is to explore socio-occupational sequences of young people considering spatial and temporal dynamism of the process of mobility. Focusing on the intersection b…
Agency of Migrant Youth in Hostile Sociopolitical Environments: Case Studies from Central Eastern Europe
This paper compares the integration of third-country youth in Poland and Hungary in two Central Eastern European contexts characterized by a hostile sociopolitical environment for migrants, right-wing policies, illiberalism, and regression in various related policy areas. Our article is based on a three-year EU-funded research project that investigated the integration of migrant youth in precarious circumstances (MIMY). It uses data from qualitat…
(Dis)ordered social sequences of mobile young adults: Spatial, social and return mobilities
International mobility has become a significant part of the life experiences of a growing number of Polish youths since the enlargement of the EU in 2004, influencing young people’s transitions from education to work or transitions across different labour markets. The key aim of this paper is to explore socio-occupational sequences of young people considering spatial and temporal dynamism of the process of mobility. Focusing on the intersection b…
It's about mindset'. How do young migrants in Poland build their resilience
The aim of this article is to investigate how young migrants’resilience manifests in different spheres of their lives. Adaptingthe Keck and Sakdapolrak’s framework, we define resilience asbeing comprised of coping, adaptive and transformativecapacities. While coping capacities are a post-crisis short-termresponse, adaptive and transformation capacities encompassmore proactive and long-term planning. Drawing on interviewswith young Third Country N…
Stability is a foggy concept: Work Stability From the Perspective of Young People With Mobility Experiences
This article was prepared under the research projects: (1) ‘Education-to-domestic and-foreign labour market transitions of youth: The role of locality, peer group and new media’ funded by the National Science Centre in Poland under the Sonata Bis 5 Program, grant number 2015/18/E/HS6/00147, and (2) ‘INSIMO: Work (in)stability and spatial (im)mobility from the perspective of young people on the move. Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic' funded by the …
Career trajectories, skills transfers and work stability of educated Polish migrants returning from the UK
The key aim of this paper is to explore the impact of migration experiences on the career trajectories of Polish returning migrants. Focusing on the intersection between career and migration studies, we aim to answer the following research questions: (1) What are the shapes of returning migrants’ career trajectories?; (2) What is their sense of stability in the labour market? and (3) Are returning migrants able to transfer skills that they gained…
(Dis)ordered social sequences of mobile young adults: Spatial, social and return mobilities
International mobility has become a significant part of the life experiences of a growing number of Polish youths since the enlargement of the EU in 2004, influencing young people’s transitions from education to work or transitions across different labour markets. The key aim of this paper is to explore socio-occupational sequences of young people considering spatial and temporal dynamism of the process of mobility. Focusing on the intersection b…
Career trajectories, skills transfers and work stability of educated Polish migrants returning from the UK
The key aim of this paper is to explore the impact of migration experiences on the career trajectories of Polish returning migrants. Focusing on the intersection between career and migration studies, we aim to answer the following research questions: (1) What are the shapes of returning migrants’ career trajectories?; (2) What is their sense of stability in the labour market? and (3) Are returning migrants able to transfer skills that they gained…
Nie jest to życie, które oni rozumieją, w ich mniemaniu moje życie jest bardzo niestabilne”. Młodzi dorośli o stabilności zawodowej własnej i swoich rodziców
W 1989 roku Polska znalazła się na drodze systemowych przemian polegających na wdrażaniu postfordowskiego, neoliberalnego kapitalizmu, który swym oddziaływaniem objął przede wszystkim świat pracy, czyniąc „elastyczność” kluczowym pojęciem opisującym zmiany w życiu zawodowym, głównie ludzi młodych. Celem artykułu jest zwrócenie uwagi na znajdującą się na przeciwległym biegunie, pomijaną, choć równie ważną kategorię „stabilności” poprzez odpowiedź …
Resilience Embedded in Psychological Capital of Ukrainian Refugees in Poland
By this article we want to say that we still know very little about the migration of war refugees from Ukraine as the process has been happening massively before our eyes. This article contributes to the vast literature on refugees. Firstly, it presents a new non-Western perspective because Ukrainian refugees move predominately from Eastern to Central Europe. Secondly, it discusses the resilience of refugees, which we systematically embedded into…
Agency of Migrant Youth in Hostile Sociopolitical Environments: Case Studies from Central Eastern Europe
This paper compares the integration of third-country youth in Poland and Hungary in two Central Eastern European contexts characterized by a hostile sociopolitical environment for migrants, right-wing policies, illiberalism, and regression in various related policy areas. Our article is based on a three-year EU-funded research project that investigated the integration of migrant youth in precarious circumstances (MIMY). It uses data from qualitat…
Stability is a foggy concept: Work Stability From the Perspective of Young People With Mobility Experiences
This article was prepared under the research projects: (1) ‘Education-to-domestic and-foreign labour market transitions of youth: The role of locality, peer group and new media’ funded by the National Science Centre in Poland under the Sonata Bis 5 Program, grant number 2015/18/E/HS6/00147, and (2) ‘INSIMO: Work (in)stability and spatial (im)mobility from the perspective of young people on the move. Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic' funded by the …
Enhancing benefits for peer researchers: Towards a flexible and needs-based approach to participatory research
The involvement of peer researchers has recently gained popularity insocial research, and the incentives for using participatory methodologiesare well recognised. However, as we argue, the sole presence of peerresearchers does not equate to their immediate empowerment, and moreattention should be given to the roles they play in the research and theways in which they can tangibly benefit from such collaborations. Weexplore the seemingly mundane as…
It's about mindset'. How do young migrants in Poland build their resilience
The aim of this article is to investigate how young migrants’resilience manifests in different spheres of their lives. Adaptingthe Keck and Sakdapolrak’s framework, we define resilience asbeing comprised of coping, adaptive and transformativecapacities. While coping capacities are a post-crisis short-termresponse, adaptive and transformation capacities encompassmore proactive and long-term planning. Drawing on interviewswith young Third Country N…
Socio-occupational Paths of Polish and Lithuanian Returning Migrants: Sequence Analysis of Survey Data with the Use of TraMineR for R
The twists and turns of mobility capital formation: A multi-level analysis of factors impacting capital building among Ukrainian forced migrants in Poland
Reimagining Work Stability: A Qualitative Longitudinal Case Study of the (Post)Pandemic Crises on Young People’s Experiences in the Labour Market
This article explores how the COVID-19 (post)pandemic crisis has reshaped young people’s experiences and perceptions of work stability. Drawing on unique longitudinal qualitative data collected over an 8-year period, the study examines changes in perceptions of occupational stability among young Polish adults with international mobility experiences, focusing on two contrasting case studies that illustrate pre- and post-pandemic narratives. The an…
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (5 works) · Social science (5 works) · Youth Education and Societal Dynamics (5 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Qualitative research (4 works)