Dominika Pszczółkowska

@dominikapsz.bsky.social

PhD, political scientist, #migrationresearch @CMR_Warsaw, previously reporter and Brussels correspondent @Gazeta_Wyborcza

I loved contributing to this reseach project and think the book offers much-needed ballance to the securitised and origin-country focused debates on migration. Well worth your time if interested in neo-institutional and migration theory, global history of labour migration and Europe, esp. Poland

Centre of Migration Research, University of Warsaw@cmr-warsaw.bsky.social · last mo.

‼️Just out! Prof. Marek Okólski's book in the @imiscoe.bsky.social series devoted to employers & labour migration 👉Offers a neo-institutionalist framework for analysing employers' interests 👉 About four countries: Germany, the UK, Italy and Poland + global historical perspective tinyurl.com/6nzy2prw

Zapraszam na dyskusję wokół mojej książki "How Migrants Choose Their Destinations"! Najbliższy wtorek 15.04., w Instytucie Etnologii i Antropologii Kulturowej @UniWarszawski etnologia.uw.edu.pl/aktualnosci/... Książka #openaccess tutaj 👉https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003382720 @WNPiSM @Karowa18 @EconUW

migranci poakcesyjni z Polski

Jak migranci poakcesyjni z Polski wybierali miejsca docelowe swej migracji? Dlaczego niektórzy woleli udać się do Irlandii niż do Wielkiej Brytanii? Dlaczego osoby z wyższym wykształceniem wybierały k...

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Join us for a lecture by Prof. Alexander Kustov @akoustov @UNCCharlotte: "In our own interest: How democracies can make immigration popular". 🗓️May 16, 13:00 CEST 🏦at CMR Warsaw and online Register: www.eventbrite.com/e/in-our-int... More about Prof. Kustov: alexanderkustov.org

In Our Interest: How Democracies Can Make Immigration Popular

Lecture by Prof. Alexander Kustov, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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