Marysia Galbraith
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 650919 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Marysia Galbraith |
| PRENOMES | Marysia |
| SOBRENOME | Galbraith |
| ASSINATURA | GALBRAITH M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Alabama |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Instrumental Europe
Religious organisations that secularise their community outreach to gain European Union (EU) funding, border-city residents whose consumption practices exploit cross-border economic disparities, EU member states that protect their domestic labour market by restricting access to legal work and medical care for citizens of new member states, recently admitted citizens who nevertheless take advantage of increased opportunities for mobility to improv…
Poland Has Always Been in Europe
The paper explores ways in which individuals make use of the opportunities and resources provided by the European Union (EU), and how such instrumentalities can make the concept of Europe more salient for citizens. This is important to European Union studies generally because careful observation and analysis of everyday engagements can help to reveal the basis upon which the EU gains legitimacy, or, alternatively, the grounds for resistance to fu…
International Migration, Social Demotion, and Imagined Advancement
Choosing and Planning in a Climate of Insecurity
The article examines the strategies Poles use to reconcile their economic expectations, work and childcare opportunities, and family goals. Based on longitudinal research, it documents a shift in Poles' sense of self as they orient themselves toward personal values associated with neoliberal ideology-in particular choosing and planning among expanded material goods and life options. These changes in personal orientations are viewed against the ba…
Being Góral
Being Góral: Identity Politics and Globalization in Postsocialist Poland. Deborah Cahalen Schneider. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2006. 212 pp
Between East and West
As Poland enters the European Union, questions of national identity relative to wider group loyalties become particularly salient. This study considers how individual life stories contribute to the discourse on what constitutes the Polish nation, and contemplates the implications of respondents' views for the achievement of European integration. I focus on Polish youths' use of metaphors of "betweenness," in which Poland fills the conceptual spac…
Gifts and Favors Social Networks and Reciprocal Exchange in Poland
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We Just Want to Live Normally
In postcommunist Poland, discourse on "the normal life" provides a view into young Poles' identity as shaped by processes of democratization, marketization, and globalization. In this article, I compare uses of the term "normal" for a group of urban and rural youths during two periods in the 1990s. I show that normal, like public and private, is a "shifter"- because the same term is used in a variety of contexts to describe various situations, it…
Between East and West
As Poland enters the European Union, questions of national identity relative to wider group loyalties become particularly salient. This study considers how individual life stories contribute to the discourse on what constitutes the Polish nation, and contemplates the implications of respondents' views for the achievement of European integration. I focus on Polish youths' use of metaphors of "betweenness," in which Poland fills the conceptual spac…
We Just Want to Live Normally
In postcommunist Poland, discourse on "the normal life" provides a view into young Poles' identity as shaped by processes of democratization, marketization, and globalization. In this article, I compare uses of the term "normal" for a group of urban and rural youths during two periods in the 1990s. I show that normal, like public and private, is a "shifter"- because the same term is used in a variety of contexts to describe various situations, it…
Choosing and Planning in a Climate of Insecurity
The article examines the strategies Poles use to reconcile their economic expectations, work and childcare opportunities, and family goals. Based on longitudinal research, it documents a shift in Poles' sense of self as they orient themselves toward personal values associated with neoliberal ideology-in particular choosing and planning among expanded material goods and life options. These changes in personal orientations are viewed against the ba…
Being Góral
Being Góral: Identity Politics and Globalization in Postsocialist Poland. Deborah Cahalen Schneider. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2006. 212 pp
Gifts and Favors Social Networks and Reciprocal Exchange in Poland
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We Just Want to Live Normally
In postcommunist Poland, discourse on "the normal life" provides a view into young Poles' identity as shaped by processes of democratization, marketization, and globalization. In this article, I compare uses of the term "normal" for a group of urban and rural youths during two periods in the 1990s. I show that normal, like public and private, is a "shifter"- because the same term is used in a variety of contexts to describe various situations, it…
Between East and West
As Poland enters the European Union, questions of national identity relative to wider group loyalties become particularly salient. This study considers how individual life stories contribute to the discourse on what constitutes the Polish nation, and contemplates the implications of respondents' views for the achievement of European integration. I focus on Polish youths' use of metaphors of "betweenness," in which Poland fills the conceptual spac…
Being Góral
Being Góral: Identity Politics and Globalization in Postsocialist Poland. Deborah Cahalen Schneider. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2006. 212 pp
Choosing and Planning in a Climate of Insecurity
The article examines the strategies Poles use to reconcile their economic expectations, work and childcare opportunities, and family goals. Based on longitudinal research, it documents a shift in Poles' sense of self as they orient themselves toward personal values associated with neoliberal ideology-in particular choosing and planning among expanded material goods and life options. These changes in personal orientations are viewed against the ba…
International Migration, Social Demotion, and Imagined Advancement
Instrumental Europe
Religious organisations that secularise their community outreach to gain European Union (EU) funding, border-city residents whose consumption practices exploit cross-border economic disparities, EU member states that protect their domestic labour market by restricting access to legal work and medical care for citizens of new member states, recently admitted citizens who nevertheless take advantage of increased opportunities for mobility to improv…
Poland Has Always Been in Europe
The paper explores ways in which individuals make use of the opportunities and resources provided by the European Union (EU), and how such instrumentalities can make the concept of Europe more salient for citizens. This is important to European Union studies generally because careful observation and analysis of everyday engagements can help to reveal the basis upon which the EU gains legitimacy, or, alternatively, the grounds for resistance to fu…
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