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Tytuł:
Areas of concentration and an analysis of factors affecting the distribution of Polish immigrants in Great Britain since Poland’s accession to the European Union
Autorzy:
Gałka, Jadwiga
Opis:
When Poland entered the European Union in 2004, the ethnic composition of Great Britain experienced a rather sudden change. The large number of immigrants from Poland made Polish immigrants a key ethnic group in Great Britain within a few years after enlargement Poland to the European Union.The purpose of the paper is to describe the principal areas of concentration of Polish immigrants in Great Britain as well as to describe the key factors determining the distribution of Polish immigrants. The paper is based on data obtained from British population registries and survey data collected in London in 2010. Research has shown that most Polish immigrants have settled in major cities, with London being the main concentration area. The main reason for this distribution is the presence of migration networks in major cities and more job opportunities as well.
Dostawca treści:
Repozytorium Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Wizerunek kobiety w reklamie na ulicach Londynu
Image of a woman in advertising on the streets of London
Autorzy:
Czubińska, Grażyna
Tematy:
woman
advertisement
London
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Wydawca:
Polski Uniwersytet na Obczyźnie w Londynie
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2033832.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
Advertisement is spreading into almost every step of our everyday life in London. As a matter of fact, visual ads can be met mostly at London’s underground stations or bus stops, but private companies use all sorts of media to get to as many prospect customers as possible. What is the general meaning of it? It’s impossible to deny that advertising has a huge impact upon our lives, including our beliefs and system of values we believe in. It happens even though we do not always realise it. All the creators of ads aim at getting to people who are not aware that they are being convinced to buy something. But not only advertisement affects our lives. We also exert influence on it. British ads have been adjusted to our life – they show our culture, and often the reality of our dreams. Therefore, if we carefully look at them and human characters exposed by them, we can learn a lot about modern man, his life, aspirations and needs. The range of social changes taking place in Europe and contemporary world is very vast. Our knowledge and approach to issues related to sex, sexism, stereotypes, gender roles and discrimination have undergone signicant changes over the past years. The dynamics of these changes has brought to us not only new solutions, but also new, widely discussed issues today. One of them is the phenomenon of sexism and stereotypical perception of gender norms. Stereotypes regarding gender norms that we notice in advertisements concern not only women but also men - as I mentioned during the conference in London. In fact, the image of a woman in advertising has been limited to old-fashion female roles (including the role of sexual objects for men). But more and more oen it’s beginning to evolve towards images of modern aspiring women. This diversity can be seen in London’s outdoor advertising more and more.
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Wizerunek mężczyzny w reklamie na ulicach Londynu
Image of a man in advertising on the streets of London
Autorzy:
Czubińska, Grażyna
Tematy:
man
advertisement
London
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Wydawca:
Polski Uniwersytet na Obczyźnie w Londynie
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2033833.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
Advertising accompanies us on almost every step. Manufacturers use all kinds of media to reach as many potential customers as possible. What is the conclusion? It’s impossible to hide that advertising has a huge impact on our lives, also on our beliefs and value system, although maybe we do not always realize it. The creators of ads realize that a better recipient is a person who does not realize that he is convinced. But not only advertising affects our lives. We also have impact on it. It draws from our culture – it shows our reality, and oen the reality of our dreams. ¥erefore, if we carefully look at the ads and their heroes, we will learn a lot about the modern man, his life, dreams and needs – means about ourselves. The pace of socio-moral changes taking place in Europe and the world is very large. Our knowledge and approach to issues related to sex, sexism, stereotypes, gender roles and discrimination have undergone significant changes over the past years. The dynamic course of these changes has brought us not only new solutions, but also new, widely discussed problems today – the phenomenon of sexism and stereotypical perception of gender norms. It would seem that stereotypes about gender norms, reproduced and recorded inter alia in advertisements, hit only women. We see in them that the range of women’s roles is rigid and limited. It turns out, however, that artificial simplifications also affect men. There are several categories in which they are „pressed”.
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
A Cross-Sectional Study of Polish Immigrants in London, England and Edinburgh, Scotland
Autorzy:
Nartowski, Robert
Opis:
In Europe, one of the largest Polish diasporas is located in the United Kingdom, where it is estimated that over 650,000 Polish-born individuals currently reside. The continued growth of the population of Polish migrants in the United Kingdom highlights the need to keep this area of research up-to-date. Therefore, the research objectives of this studyare to examine the demographic characteristics, plans of return migration, opinion on the introduction of the euro in Poland, and access to health care services of Polish migrants living in United Kingdom. To answer these objectives, a cross-sectional survey of adult Polish immigrants and migrant workers residing in London and Edinburgh was undertaken. Overall, 119 respondents completed the questionnaire (76 from London and43 from Edinburgh). The study sample was mostly female (70%), young (63% under the age of 35 years), in a married or common-law relationship (54%), did not have children (54%) and did not have closest family in the United Kingdom (51%). They were highly educated with 55% having post-secondary degrees, living mostly in London. The respondents came from all sixteen Polish provinces with most originating from Małopolskie, Lubelskie, and Mazowieckie provinces. Over 60% of the sample moved to the United Kingdom post-Poland’s accession to the European Union in 2004, with a quarter coming within the last year. The most quoted reason for moving was employment and over 90% of the sample was working with common employment sectors being retail, food services, and hospitality and tourism. 36% of the respondents were planning to return back to Poland with most planning to do so within the next fouryears, while 33% were unsure about whether they would consider moving back. Among those individuals planning a return, they stated that they would like to make an average of £17,864.71 annually in Poland. Over a third of the sample invested or was planning to invest money in Poland. Regarding the introduction of the euro, 68% was opposed to it although the majority stated that it would not impact their frequency of travels toPoland (79%) or possibility of return (55%). The Polish migrants were highly mobile with 87% traveling to Poland at least once a year, including 32% who traveled three or more times per year. The Polish migrants reported having generally good access to health care (subjectively rated as 6.7 out of 10) with 79% having a family physician, 76% being able to access emergency health services, 70% being able to get a referral toa specialist when needed, and 70% feeling that their pharmaceutical coverage was adequate. Three quarters of the respondents (76%) never or rarely felt discriminated due to their Polish background. Overall, the findings from this study may be beneficial for policy makers and agencies in the United Kingdom and Poland, which are working with Polish immigrants and migrant workers.
Dostawca treści:
Repozytorium Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Inne
Tytuł:
A cóż piękniejszego nad niebo, które przecież ogarnia wszystko, co piękne. „Astronom Kopernik” w londyńskiej National Gallery i "Ognisku polskim"
For what could be more beautiful than the heavens, which contain all beautiful things. „Astronomer Copernicus” at the London National Gallery and at the "Polish Hearth Club"
Autorzy:
Ogorzałek, Joanna
Tematy:
Nicolaus Copernicus
Jan Matejko
National Gallery in London
Institute of Polish Culture in London
The Association of The Friends of Polish Children in London
Tomasz Arciszewski Polish Saturday School in
London
virtual ethnography
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Wydawca:
Polski Uniwersytet na Obczyźnie w Londynie
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/38890061.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
The monumental work, exhibited from May 21 to August 30, 2021, at a pres tigious British cultural institution, was favoured by its own daily arrangement - of the planets. The National Gallery and the Polish Cultural Institute in London, with the support of The Capricorn Foundation and the „Independent” Programme Office, made the right decision to present to guests in Trafalgar Square outstanding artists from outside Great Britain, whose work deserves to be discovered and shown to an international, wide audience. The organizers of the exhibition wrote, that telling about a forgotten piece of Polish art, Polish heritage, must begin with Matejko. The temporary exhibition was celebrated two eminent Poles: Nicolaus Copernicus, a Renaissance astronomer, creating a completely new, real truth about the arrangement of the cosmos, and Jan Matejko, the most outstanding and widely valued painter, who shared creative genius and passion for science. This amazing order of the world and the discovery of the real sky not only raised the hope of man, who could reach the farthest corners of the vast universe with his own mind, which became a contribution to the admiration of Polish historical painting and an excellent idea for expression among students of Polish schools. Growing curiosity and a pretext for reflection and discussion around Copernicus’ work De revolutionibus orbium coelestium, were briefly but accurately published in the media, in the press and recommended on television. The author, being an active and passive member of the researched community, analysed both honourable and exciting events using virtual ethnography.
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
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