IMISCOE Winter Workshop – Integrating Reflexivities into Survey Research – Twitter circulation.
Keynote speakers: Jessica Hagen-Zanker, Laura Morale
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A graduate of international relations and internal security, currently a PhD candidate at the Doctoral School of Social Sciences at the University of Warsaw within the security studies discipline. The subject of his doctoral dissertation concerns non-governmental organizations helping migrants in Poland in the context of security ideology. In the past, an employee of public administration, performing tasks in Poland, Greece and Italy, including direct work with migrants.
Research interests focus on critical security studies and the history of political thought in the context of migration and security. Ideology critique, the concepts of the state of emergency, sovereignty and citizenship, as well as the ideas of cosmopolitanism and emancipation are of particular importance in the conducted research.
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Selected publications
- Marta Jaroszewicz, Jan Grzymski, Mateusz Krępa, The Ukrainian refugee crisis demands new solutions
- Marta Jaroszewicz, Mateusz Krępa, Stabilisation of emergency measures: Poland’s refugee reception system one month after the Russian attack on Ukraine
- Marta Jaroszewicz, Mateusz Krępa, Michał Nowosielski, Marta Pachocka, Dominik Wach, Russian aggression on Ukraine and forced migrations: the role of Poland in the first days of the crisis
- Mateusz Krępa, Kamila Fiałkowska, “Researchers at the Border”, or on social responsibility of researchers in documenting the border crisis
- Mateusz Krępa, Możliwości kształtowania narzędzi bezpieczeństwa RP w kontekście migracji
- Mateusz Krępa, EU, states, and NGOs – multi-agency response to refugee crisis and its challenges for EU values
- Mateusz Krępa, Emancipation in a Reception System: Asylum-Seekers in Poland in a Security Grey Zone Between Liberal Democracy and Nation-State.
- Jan Grzymski, Marta Jaroszewicz, Mateusz Krępa, Walling the EU Borders: Past Experiences and (In)Effectiveness
Research projects
- Mobility, migration and the COVID-19 epidemic: governing emergencies in Lithuania and Poland (duration: 2021 - 2024)