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Magdalena Ślusarczyk
Magdalena Ślusarczyk has a Ph.D. in sociology from the Faculty of of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University (2005) and Bachelor of Arts in German Studies (2002). 2003 she had a fellowship at Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich, Germany to conduct research for Ph.D. thesis (dissertation: Patterns of education systems reforms in Poland and Germany). In additions she is an Occupational Counselor (postgraduate studies 2005). Her main research interests are: migration, family and educational systems.
Most recent projects:
• Domestic violence in the light of law and practice of local community, running, research project 2012-2013, financed by the Faculty of Administration of School of Administration in Bielsko-Biala, coordinator, planned results: municipal policy recommendations, book, 2 articles,
• Social Problems and welfare under the democratic conditions – the case of Darmstadt, the City of Science. Cooperation between Germany and Ukraine, 2011-2012 financed by the Goverment of Federal Republic of Germany, Ministry of the Interior, a member of research team. Results: report and policy recommendations for Ukraine.
• Return Migration and immigration to Poland - project founded by the Human Rights Defender (2009), Results: 2 book chapters, policy recommendation.
• 02266, FeMiPol: Integration of female immigrants in labour market and society. Policy assessment and policy recommendations, 2006-2008, 6. Framework Programme - Policy-Oriented Research. Scientific Support To Policies, Institute of Sociology, a member of research team. Results: 3 book chapters, 1 article, 2 working papers published on the project homepage.
• Secure county - project concerning the inhabitants' sense of safety, research project 2007-2008, financed by the Faculty of Administration of School of Administration in Bielsko-Biała, joint-coordinator (with M. Grążawski), fieldwork (survey) coordinator. Results: book, 2 book chapters.
Most recent publications:
• The Gender –Related Specific of Labour Market – An Example pf Immigrants in Poland, in: "Migration Studies- Polonia Review", Issue 1/ 2012 (with. K. Slany, in Polish),
• Socialization training. Selected Issues of gender role development in the process of education."Culture and Education", no 2, 2011 (in Polish),
• Gender kaleidoscope. On the way towards sociocultural gender recognition in Poland. Jagiellonian University Publishing House, 2011, (with. K. Slany and B. Kowalska, in Polish),
• Disputes over education. Past and present. Kraków: AFM Publishing House, 2010 (in Polish),
• Changing Patterns of Migration in Poland. Integration of Migrant Women in the Polish Labour Market and Society.In: K. Slany, M. Kontos, M. Liapi (eds.), Women in New Migrations. Current Debates in European Societies, Cracow, Jagiellonian University Press 2010 (with. K. Slany and A. Małek)
Web-survey documentation
TRANSFAM Web-survey on Polish families living in Polish-Norwegian transnationality.