Karolina Barglowski
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| Department | Département Sciences de l'éducation et intervention sociale | ||||
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Université du Luxembourg Maison des Sciences Humaines 11, Porte des Sciences L-4366 Esch-sur-Alzette |
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| Bureau sur le campus | MSH, E03 35-020 | ||||
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| Téléphone | (+352) 46 66 44 4760 | ||||
Karolina Barglowski is Associate Professor of Sociology, Social Interventions, and Social Politics. She specializes in migrants’ social protection, family relationships, and transnational social inequality. Before joining the University of Luxembourg, she held several scientific positions at TU Dortmund University, Bielefeld University, University Duisburg-Essen, Max-Planck Institute for the Study of Ethnic and Religious Diversity, University of California in Berkeley, and University of Toruń.
She has extensive experience in managing and leading research projects and in collaborating with various NGOs and stakeholders in migration and social protection. Her work has appeared in numerous leading international journals, and she has co-edited various special issues related to the impact of migration and transnational incorporation on family life, social protection and social inequality. Books and special issues include Cultures of Transnationality in European Migration. Subjectivity, Family, and Inequality (Routledge, 2019), Transnational social protection: Migrant strategies and patterns of inequality (Population, Space, and Place, 2015, together with T. Faist, B.Bilecen, J.J. Sienkiewicz) Gendered dynamics of transnational social protection (Comparative Migration Studies, 2019, together with B.Bilecen, T.Faist, E.Kofman), Migrant Organizations: Multifunctional and Flexible Providers of Social Protection and Welfare in Changing Societies (Social Sciences, 2022, together with S. Petermann, T. Schlee) and Transnational class formation: identities, practices, and symbolic classifications (Global Networks, 2023, together with S. Carlson).
She currently co-leads two large collaborative research projects:
- GEN-MIGRA (2022-2024): Gender, mobilities and migration during and post COVID-19 pandemic- vulnerability, resilience and renewal (DFG funded, TAP scheme; www.genmigra.org) investigates the impact of the pandemic on migrant women and their families in Brazil, Germany, Poland and the UK from a comparative, intersectional and mulit-method perspective.
- MIKOSS (2020-2023): Migrant organizations and the co-production of social protection. (Mercur funded, https://www.uni-due.de/iaq/projekte/mikoss_team.php) investigates the role of migrant organizations in the provision of social protection to mobile populations int he Ruhr Area in Germany.
Last updated on: mardi 21 mars 2023
2022
The Affective Dimension of Social Protection: A Case Study of Migrant-Led Organizations and Associations in Germany;
in Social Science (2022), 11(11),
Migrant organisations, belonging and social protection. The role of migrant organisations in migrants' social risk-averting strategies;
in International Migration (2022)
Beyond national integration versus homeland attachment: How migrant organizations affect processes of anchoring and embedding;
in Ethnic and Racial Studies (2022)
Migrant organizations: Multifunctional and flexible providers of social protection and welfare in changing societies; ;
in Social Sciences (2022)
‘Finding My Own Way’: Mobilization of Cultural Capital through Migrant Organizations in Germany; ; ;
in Social Sciences (2022), 11(12),
2021
Transnational parenting in settled families: social class, migration experiences and child rearing among Polish migrants in Germanyin Journal of Family Studies (2021)
2019
Cultures of transnationality in European Migration. Subjectivity, family and inequalityBook published by Routledge (2019)
Migrants’ class and parenting: The role of cultural capital in Migrants’ inequalities in educationin Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2019)
Gendered dynamics of migration and transnational social protection. An introduction; ; ;
in Comparative Migration Studies (2019)
Gendered dynamics of migration and transnational social protection; ; ;
in Comparative Migration Studies (2019)
2018
Coming out in transnational families: Intimate confessions under Western eyes; ;
in Social Identities (2018)
Tightening early childcare choices: Gender and social class inequalities among Polish mothers in Germany and the UK;
in Comparative Migration Studies (2018)
2016
Social expectations in transnational social spaces. Linking migration and inequalities.Doctoral thesis (2016)
2015
The normativity of migration and intergenerational care in the Polish-German transnational social spacein Przeglad Polonijny (2015)
Caregiving in Polish–German transnational social space: Circulating narratives and intersecting heterogeneities; ;
in Population Space and Place (2015)
Safety nets of migrants across borders: An inquiry into social mechanisms of inequality; ; ;
in Population Space and Place (2015)
