Contemporary Family – Comparative Perspective
The main aim of the book is to depict the
transformations that are taking place within different form of
family in comparative perspective. Interest in the family is extremely alive and widespread now. In the time of intensive transformations family as the basic social particle undergoes different
changes from the preferred and implemented models of the family life to the relations in the family. That is why the editors of the book decided to invite scholars from different part of Europe so they can present the results of their research. From the general tendencies to the analysis of particular cases the book is an answer to the need of broader view of changes taking place in our family life.
Katarzyna Juszczyk-Frelkiewicz, adiunkt w Zakładzie Socjologii Wiedzy Instytutu Socjologii Wydziału Nauk Społecznych Uniwersytetu Śląskiego. Jej zainteresowania naukowo-badawcze koncentrują się wokół rodziny, alternatywnych form życia małżeńsko-rodzinnego oraz współczesnego społeczeństwa polskiego. Swe dotychczasowe osiągnięcia badawcze i naukowe opublikowała w kilku artykułach zamieszczonych w czasopismach o międzynarodowym i krajowym zasięgu. Jest uczestniczką kilku międzynarodowych projektów badawczych. Była stypendystką Funduszu Wyszehradzkiego. [13.10.2014]
Katarzyna Juszczyk-Frelkiewicz is an assistant professor in the Institute of Sociology at the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Silesia in Katowice (Poland). She is interested in sociology of marriage, family and the alternative family life forms, especially cohabitation, and also contemporary polish family and social morality. She is an author of many publications in Polish and English languages. The most important publication are: Factors Influencing the Spread of Cohabitation Phenomenon in Poland: Sociological Study among Residents of Katowice (2015), (with M. Simó-Solsona), The Shape of the Contemporary Family in Poland and Spain (2015), Kohabitacja w Polsce i na Słowacji. Studium socjologiczne w środowiskach studenckich / Cohabitation in Poland and Slovak Republic. Sociological study in students environment (2014), Importance of the Institution of Marriage for Polish and Slovak Students (2013). Katarzyna Juszczyk-Frelkiewicz is a member of International Association for Relationship Research, Polish Sociological Association and Korea Foundation. She was also a Visegrad scholarship holder and coordinator of many research project. In 2015 she was attended in the “Regular soft-skills course” realized in Wageningen University in Netherlands within the framework of the project: “Support for the management of research and its results” financed by European Union and the Ministry of Science and Higher Education in the framework of the Operational Program of Innovative Economy. [28.10.2016]
Grzegorz Libor, doktor nauk humanistycznych, adiunkt w Zakładzie Socjologii Polityki Instytutu Socjologii Uniwersytetu Śląskiego w Katowicach. Członek World Economic Association. Recenzent European Journal of Political Research oraz Journal of Economic World. Absolwent studiów podyplomowych Menedżer Projektu Badawczo – Rozwojowego, a także – w momencie pisania – słuchacz podpyplomowych studiów Nowoczesne Technologie Webowe i Mobilne. W 2015 roku znalazł się w gronie osób wybranych do Who's Who in the World. Prowadzi zajęcia z takich przedmiotów jak: Polityka Społeczna, Socjologia Polityki, Badania Ewaluacyjne, Globalne Procesy Społeczne oraz Społeczne Aspekty Testowania Gier i Oprogramowania.
Najważniejsze publikacje:
Libor G., Gałuszka J., Gałuszka I., Economic crisis and sub-national elections in chosen European countries. Three types of possible relationships, „Local Government Studies” [2013]
Libor G., M. Szpoczek – Sało, M. Kornacka, Problematyka granic w refleksji społeczno
– humanistycznej, [Wyd. UŚ Katowice 2012]
Libor G., Wybory parlamentarne w 2011 roku na przykładzie gminy Mikołów i powiatu mikołowskiego – lokalny wymiar komunikowania politycznego w analizie wyborczej [w:] Wódz K., Kulas P. (red.), Governance i wyzwania partycypacji publicznej, WSB [Dąbrowa Górnicza 2012, s. 93 – 108]
Libor G., Życie polityczne na obrzeżach przyszłej metropolii na przykładzie gminy Mikołów, Drukarnia Archidiecezjalna [Katowice 2011]
Libor G., Lille : Métropole, Communauté Urbaine - une synchronisation des transports optimale, une grande efficacité de la région. Une leçon pour la Pologne [w:] Pyka R. (red.) Entre la coopération et la concurrence. La gouvernance et le développement équilibré des espaces métropolitains français – conclusions pour la Pologne, RSS MSNP UŚ w Katowicach, GZM – „Metropolia Silesia” [Katowice 2011, s. 115 – 135]
Autor oraz współautor kilkunastu publikacji opublikowanych w kraju i za granicą, m.in. w „Polityce Społecznej”, „Wrocławskich Studiach Politologicznych”, w „Local Government Studies”, a także we włoskim „Rivista Internationale di Scienze Sociali”.
Zainteresowania badawcze: społeczne, polityczne, ekonomiczne oraz kulturowe konsekwencje zjawiska dewolucji władzy na przykładzie Walii. [11.03.2015]
Grzegorz Libor (https://scholar.google.pl/citations?user=lOv-XiMAAAAJ&hl=pl), PhD in sociology, an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology of Politics in the Institute of Sociology of the University of Silesia in Katowice. A member of the World Economic Association. A reviewer of the European Journal of Political Research and the Journal of Economic World. Graduated in Research & Development Project Manager, as well as in Modern web and mobile technologies. In 2015 selected to Who's Who in the World. Classes given: Social Policy, Sociology of Politics, Evaluation Research, Global Social Processes and others. Author and co-author of several publications published in the country and abroad, for example in "Social Policy", "Wroclaw Political Studies" in the "Local Government Studies" and Italian "Rivista Internationale di Scienze Sociali". Participated in national and international research, the most recently in the international study by The Lille Center for European Research on Administration, Politics and Society (CERAPS) on training of local government staff in Europe (2016). A member of the European research network OLA - Observatory on Local Economy.
5 most important publications:
1. Grzegorz Libor, Dorota Nowalska-Kapuścik, Poor Europe. The Problem of Poverty in Chosen European Countries, University of Silesia in Katowice, 2015. [in English]
2. Grzegorz Libor, Dorota Nowalska-Kapuścik, Robert Pyka, Regionalisation in Europe: The State of Affairs, University of Silesia in Katowice, 2015. [in English]
3. Grzegorz Libor, Kazimiera Wódź, Dorota Nowalska-Kapuścik, Social peripheries in theory and empirical research, University of Silesia in Katowice, 2016. [in Polish]
4. Grzegorz Libor, Dorota Nowalska-Kapuścik, Monoculture and polyculture in former industrial regions. The case of South Wales and the Silesian voivodeship, Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Sociali, 2015, n. 4, pp. 431-448. [in English]
5. Grzegorz Libor, Jolanta Gałuszka, Ireneusz Gałuszka, Economic crisis and sub-national elections in chosen European countries. Three types of possible relationships, Local Government Studies, 2013. [in English]
Research interests: changes in industrial regions of Poland and Wales, social, political, economic and cultural implications of the phenomenon of devolution of power on the example of Wales. [28.10.2016]
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