Jakub Kościółek
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4603169 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jakub Kościółek |
| PRENOMES | Jakub |
| SOBRENOME | Kościółek |
| ASSINATURA | KOŚCIÓŁEK J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Jagiellonian University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8434-2574 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Applying new methodological paradigms to integration practices in multicultural educational contexts
The article analyzes the activities undertaken by researchers within theinternational project ‘NEW ABC – Networking the Educational Worlds:Across Boundaries for Community-building,’ implemented under theEU’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. This projectwas characterized by innovative methodology combining research andintegrative aspects, employing the Participatory Action Research (PAR)paradigm, co-creation model of activities, as …
Attitudes towards infertility
This article examines the perspectives of Africans living in Poland on infertility and associated cultural stigmatisation. By situating the discussion within the broader context of African cultural frameworks and the sociocultural dynamics of contemporary Poland, the study investigates how members of this community reconcile their cultural identities with their lived experiences in a European setting. Supported by a review of the literature on ge…
Managing Infertility in Contemporary Africa
This article raises the question of whether contemporary legal mechanisms in Africa can effectively address infertility issues. In particular, the relationships between international legal norms and their impact on the erosion of customary law and the changing perception of infertility are discussed. It highlights the multifaceted challenges posed by infertility, which have significant social, cultural and health implications, particularly for wo…
Czarny queer to nie biały queer, czyli o południowoafrykańskim zmaganiu się z tożsamościami
BLACK QUEER IS NOT WHITE QUEER: NAVIGATING IDENTITY IN SOUTH AFRICAThe article explores the literary representations of queer short fiction in the Queer Africa: New and collected fiction anthology within the South African context, shedding light on the ongoing struggle to redefine diverse identities and experiences among the Black. It delves into the distinctive nature of African queer experiences, deliberately positioned in contrast to Western g…
Navigating the sensory landscape of migration voices from the Belarus-EU border
Czarni dandysi
W artykule podjęto temat coraz bardziej rozpoznawalnego w przestrzeni medialnej i kulturowej fenomenu ruchu SAPE, który wywodzi się z Republiki Kongo i Demokratycznej Republiki Kongo i jest coraz mocniej zauważalny w europejskich ośrodkach skupiających diasporę afrykańską. Ruch ten o charakterze nieformalnym i zbiorowym łączy mężczyzn, dla których moda i elegancja stają się jednym z podstawowych elementów tożsamości, będąc częścią ich stylu życia…
Children’s Well-Being as the Cornerstone of a Child-Centred Asylum Policy
The focus on children’s well-being is fundamental to any child-centred policy. Hence, migrating children’s interests are usually considered in a migrant context rather than in the best interests of the child, highlighting the challenges of implementing child-centred asylum policies in practice. Based on this observation, the paper focuses on the discrepancies between the legal provisions for the reception of minor asylum seekers in Poland and pra…
Invisible Children
The situation of children from a migration background in Polish dormitories and boarding schools is analysed herein. It is an emerging issue, practically absent in child studies in Poland. The author refers to research that is a part of MiCreate (Migrant Children and Communities in Transforming Europe) and demonstrates that despite the growing presence of migrant children in dormitories, they are invisible within the education system. The legal g…
School Staff Experiences of Intercultural Teaching in Kraków – A Contribution to the Discussion on Integration Practices
The article is devoted to an evaluation of school staff teaching and education experiences in an intercultural environment. A part of the MiCREATE project is presented, consisting of forty four interviews and six focus group interviews with thirty-seven teachers and other school staff from educational institutions across Poland, and more consistently in Krakow. A brief overview of the findings is presented, focused on contemporary shortcomings in…
School Staff Experiences of Intercultural Teaching in Kraków – A Contribution to the Discussion on Integration Practices
The article is devoted to an evaluation of school staff teaching and education experiences in an intercultural environment. A part of the MiCREATE project is presented, consisting of forty four interviews and six focus group interviews with thirty-seven teachers and other school staff from educational institutions across Poland, and more consistently in Krakow. A brief overview of the findings is presented, focused on contemporary shortcomings in…
Invisible Children
The situation of children from a migration background in Polish dormitories and boarding schools is analysed herein. It is an emerging issue, practically absent in child studies in Poland. The author refers to research that is a part of MiCreate (Migrant Children and Communities in Transforming Europe) and demonstrates that despite the growing presence of migrant children in dormitories, they are invisible within the education system. The legal g…
Czarni dandysi
W artykule podjęto temat coraz bardziej rozpoznawalnego w przestrzeni medialnej i kulturowej fenomenu ruchu SAPE, który wywodzi się z Republiki Kongo i Demokratycznej Republiki Kongo i jest coraz mocniej zauważalny w europejskich ośrodkach skupiających diasporę afrykańską. Ruch ten o charakterze nieformalnym i zbiorowym łączy mężczyzn, dla których moda i elegancja stają się jednym z podstawowych elementów tożsamości, będąc częścią ich stylu życia…
Children’s Well-Being as the Cornerstone of a Child-Centred Asylum Policy
The focus on children’s well-being is fundamental to any child-centred policy. Hence, migrating children’s interests are usually considered in a migrant context rather than in the best interests of the child, highlighting the challenges of implementing child-centred asylum policies in practice. Based on this observation, the paper focuses on the discrepancies between the legal provisions for the reception of minor asylum seekers in Poland and pra…
Managing Infertility in Contemporary Africa
This article raises the question of whether contemporary legal mechanisms in Africa can effectively address infertility issues. In particular, the relationships between international legal norms and their impact on the erosion of customary law and the changing perception of infertility are discussed. It highlights the multifaceted challenges posed by infertility, which have significant social, cultural and health implications, particularly for wo…
Czarny queer to nie biały queer, czyli o południowoafrykańskim zmaganiu się z tożsamościami
BLACK QUEER IS NOT WHITE QUEER: NAVIGATING IDENTITY IN SOUTH AFRICAThe article explores the literary representations of queer short fiction in the Queer Africa: New and collected fiction anthology within the South African context, shedding light on the ongoing struggle to redefine diverse identities and experiences among the Black. It delves into the distinctive nature of African queer experiences, deliberately positioned in contrast to Western g…
Navigating the sensory landscape of migration voices from the Belarus-EU border
Applying new methodological paradigms to integration practices in multicultural educational contexts
The article analyzes the activities undertaken by researchers within theinternational project ‘NEW ABC – Networking the Educational Worlds:Across Boundaries for Community-building,’ implemented under theEU’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. This projectwas characterized by innovative methodology combining research andintegrative aspects, employing the Participatory Action Research (PAR)paradigm, co-creation model of activities, as …
Attitudes towards infertility
This article examines the perspectives of Africans living in Poland on infertility and associated cultural stigmatisation. By situating the discussion within the broader context of African cultural frameworks and the sociocultural dynamics of contemporary Poland, the study investigates how members of this community reconcile their cultural identities with their lived experiences in a European setting. Supported by a review of the literature on ge…
Sociology (4 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · African Sexualities and LGBTQ+ Issues (2 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Citizen journalism (2 obras) · Education and Cultural Studies (2 obras) · Infertility (2 obras)