Curriculum Vitae. Dr. Karolina Barglowski

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1 Curriculum Vitae Dr. Karolina Barglowski Contact Information Jun.-Prof. Dr. Karolina Barglowski Sociology of Migration TU Dortmund, Faculty 12 Emil-Figge Str.50, Office Dortmund, Germany Mobile: Research Interests Transnational Migration, Social Inequality, Cultural Sociology, Subjective Sociology, Qualitative Research, European Studies (focus on Eastern Europe) Academic Positions as of 04/2017 Juniorprofessor of the Sociology of Migration, Faculty 12, Institute for Sociology, Technical University Dortmund 10/ /2017 Post-doctoral researcher in the project Transnational Mobility and Social Positions in the European Union, funded by DFG, Bielefeld University 01/ /2015 Doctoral researcher at University of California in Berkeley, hosted by Loic Wacquant 01/ /2016 Doctoral researcher in the project Transnationality and Inequalities in the Distribution of Informal Social Protection, within the Collaborative Research Center 882, Bielefeld University 10/ /2011 Research partner at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity in the project DivCon (Diversity and Contact) 04/ /2011 Teaching position and graduate researcher at the Institute for Sociology at the University of Duisburg-Essen Education 04/ /2016 Dr., with distinction, Bielefeld Graduate School in History and Sociology, Bielefeld University 10/ /2009 Diplom (MA equivalent), Major: Sociology, Minors: Psychology and Political Sciences, University of Duisburg-Essen

2 Publications Monographs forthcoming Barglowski, K. European Cultures of Transnationality-The Making of Inequalities, Under contract with Routledge Barglowski, K. Social Expectations in Transnational Social Spaces- Linking Migration and Inequalities, PhD Thesis, Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University. Edited Volume 2015 Faist, T, Bilecen, B., Barglowski, K., Sienkiewicz, J.J. (2015) (eds.) Safety Nets of Migrants across Borders: An inquiry into Social Mechanisms of Inequality, Special Issue in Population, Space and Place 21. Peer-reviewed Journal Articles 2017 Barglowski, K., Amelina, A., Bilecen, B. Coming Out in Transnational Families: Intimate Confessions under Western Eyes, Social Identities. Journal for the Study of Race, Nation and Culture, online first Barglowski, K. Migration Pressures and Opportunities: Challenges to Belonging in the European Unions Mobility Regime, InterDisciplines- Journal of History and Sociology 7, p Barglowski, K. The Normativity of Migration and Intergenerational Care in the Polish-German transnational social space, Migration Studies- Polish Diaspora Review 3, p Barglowski, K., Krzyżowski, Ł, Świątek, P. Caregiving in Polish German Transnational Social Space: Circulating Narratives and Intersecting Heterogeneities, Population, Space and Place 21, p Barglowski, K., Bilecen, B., Amelina, A. Approaching Transnational Social Protection: Methodological Challenges and Empirical Applications, Population, Space and Place 21, p Faist, T., Bilecen, B., Barglowski, K., Sienkiewicz, JJ. Transnational Social Protection: Migrants Strategies and Patterns of Inequalities, Introduction to Special Issue in Population, Space and Place 21, p Bilecen, B., Barglowski, K. On the Assamblages of Informal and Formal Transnational Social Protection, Population, Space and Place 21, p Müller, S., Barglowski, K. Semiprofessionen und der Wandel wohlfahrtsstaatlicher Organisationen: Subjektbezogene Erfahrungen zur institutionellen Transformation von Wohlfahrtsstaatlichkeit, Journal für Psychologie, 21, Special Issue: Identität und Wandel in Organisationen. Book Sections forthcoming Barglowski, K. Das Aufspüren der Ambivalenzen sozialen Lebens in Migrationskontexten: Zur Sequenzanalyse transnationaler Deutungsmuster in heterogenen Forschungsteams, In Sammet, K. and Erhard, F. (eds), Sequenzanalyse Praktisch. Beltz/Juventa.

3 forthcoming Barglowski, K. Where, What and Whom to Study? Principles, Guidelines and Empirical Examples of Case Selection and Sampling in Migration Research, In Zapata-Barrero, R. and Yalaz, E. (eds), Handbook of Qualitative Research in European Migration Studies, Springer Barglowski, K. GENDER. In Shehan, C.L. (Hg.) The Encyclopedia of Family Studies. Wiley-Blackwell, Barglowski, K., Amelina, A., Bilecen, B. Sexualität und Transnationalität aus intersektioneller Perspektive, In Martina Löw (Hg.), Vielfalt und Zusammenhalt. Verhandlungen des 36. Kongresses der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Soziologie in Bochum und Dortmund Frankfurt a.m.: Campus Verlag [CD ROM]. Working Papers 2015 Barglowski, K. Polish migrants in Germany: Challenges and inequalities in raising children in transnational social spaces, COMCAD Working Paper, No.131, Bielefeld: COMCAD Barglowski, K. The symbolic meaning of mobility in transnational families. Working Paper Series Gender, Diversity and Migration, No. 7, Goethe University Frankfurt Barglowski, K. Social classifications and inequalities: Ideologies of mobility, care and work in transnational families. SFB 882 Working Paper Series, 32. Bielefeld: DFG Research Center Barglowski, K., Amelina, A. und Bilecen, B. Coming-out multi-lokal: Intersektionelle Rekonstruktion von Sexualität und Transnationalität, COMCAD Working Paper, No.114, Bielefeld: COMCAD Amelina, A., Bilecen, B., Barglowski, K. und Faist, T. Ties that Protect: The Significance of Transnationality for the Distribution of Informal Social Protection in Migrant Networks, SFB 882 Working Paper Series, 6. Bielefeld: DFG Research Center 882. Funding 2016 Research support from the Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University 2015 Mobility grant of the German Research Foundation for doctoral research at UC Berkeley 2010 Erasmus mobility grant for graduate research at University of Toruń Reviewer Children and Youth Services Review, International Sociology, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Central and Eastern European Migration Review, Zeitschrift für Soziologie Presentations Social Expectations in Transnational Social Spaces: Linking Migration and Inequalities, Changing Power Relations and the Drag Effects of Habitus, University of Münster The Symbolic Dimension of Social Protection: Unequal Expectations in Transnational Social Relations, together with Joanna J. Sienkiewicz, ISA Conference, Vienna.

4 Parental Effect and Ethnic Penalty: Migrant Children from Poland in the German School System, Troubling Times for Europe? Families, Migration and Politics, Jagiellonian University of Cracow Immigrant Parents Childcare Strategies: Balancing National Incorporation and Transnational Attachments, Interdisciplinary Immigration Workshop organized by Prof. Irene Bloemraad, Prof. Cybelle Fox, UC Berkeley Comingout multi-lokal: Flexibles Navigieren zwischen der Sehnsucht nach Selbst-Aktualisierung und der Vermeidung von (trans-) nationaler Exklusion, together with Anna Amelina, Congress of the German Sociological Association, University of Trier Doing Care: Multiple Ungleichheiten in transnationalen sozialen Räumen, Doing Inequality. Prozesse sozialer Ungleichheit im Blick empirischer Sozialforschung, Hamburg Migrant Families and Care Practices: Unequal Life Chances in Cross- Border Social Spaces, Congress of the Polish Sociological Association, Szczecin Migrant Families and Care Practices: The Symbolic Power of Care Regimes, IIS World Congress des International Institute of Sociology, Uppsala Sexuality and Transnationality: Intersectional Perspectives on Multiple Border-crossings, Transnational Spaces and Gender, University of Paderborn Coming Out und Transnationalität : Intersektionelle Perspektiven auf mehrfache Grenzüberschreitungen, Congress of the German Sociological Association, Bochum Transnational Networks of Migrant Families: Solidarity across Borders or Familial Hierarchies? (together with Anna Amelina and Basak Bilecen). Transnational Family Care Practices: Methodological Challenges for Studying Relationships through Time and Space, IMISCOE-Conference, Amsterdam. Conference/Session Organisation Configurations of Informal and Formal Social Protection: Transnationality, Gender and Social Inequalities, Workshop co-organized with Basak Bilecen und Eleonore Kofman, IMISCOE Conference, Madrid Co-organisation of the BGHS Annual Seminar: The new social question or crisis as usual? Keynotes: Sylvia Walby, Loic Wacquant, Thomas Faist, Hartmut Kaelble, Angelika Poferl, Elmar Rieger Social Protection across Borders, Workshop co-organised with Basak Bilecen at IMISCOE-Conference, Malmö Migration und soziale Sicherung? Wer kümmert sich um Kinder und ältere Personen?, Workshop organized at the Spring School Einheit versus Vielfalt? Herausforderungen zeitgenössischer Gesellschaften, Duisburg- Essen. Research Stays/Summer Schools 01/ /2015 Doctoral researcher at University of California in Berkeley, hosted by Loic Wacquant

5 Summer School in Frankfurt am Main: Multiple Inequalities in the Age of Transnationalization: Implications for Concepts and Methods, organized by Professor Anna Amelina, Professor Helma Lutz and Professor Kira Kosnick Marie Jahoda Summer School in Wien: Migration and Inequality, organized by Professor Roland Verwiebe Summer School in Essen: Classifications and the Construction of Belonging, organized by Professor Anja Weiß and Professor Ludger Pries International PhD students college in Toruń: Transformation and Settling the Past, organized by Professor Ralf Schatkowski 04/ /2010 Visiting graduate student at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń (Poland) Teaching 2017 BA research class, Migration und Kinderbetreuung: Identitäten, Praktiken und Ungleichheiten (Migration and Childcare: Identities, Practices and Inequalities), Insitute of Sociology, Technical University Dortmund 2016 BA course, Migration und Ungleichheit in Europa (Migration and Inequalities in Europe), Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University 2014 MA course, Migration und soziale Ungleichheit: Transnationalität, Sexualität und Geschlecht (Migration and Inequalities: Transnationality, Sexuality and Gender), Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University 2014 PhD study group, Sequence analysis, together with Hannah Burger, BGHS, Bielefeld University MA research class, Transnational Social Protection: Migrants Informal Practices and Social Inequalities, together with Basak Bilecen and Joanna J. Sienkiewicz, Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University BA course, Das Interpretative Paradigma und Qualitative Methoden (The Interpretative Paradigm and Qualitative Methods), Institut of Sociology, University of Duisburg-Essen Bielefeld,