Katarzyna Górak-Sosnowska

associate professor

SGH Warsaw School of Economics

Poland

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Katarzyna Górak-Sosnowska is an associate professor at SGH Warsaw School of Economics in Poland. Her research areas include the narratives about Islam in Polish education, racialisation strategies towards Muslim converts, and the impact of the European refugee crisis on Polish society. She has published extensively on the experiences of Muslim converts in Poland and critical teaching methodologies in higher education.

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Sandra Iman Pertek

University of Birmingham

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Joanna Krotofil

Jagiellonian University

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Anna Piela

Lecturer in Sociology

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Articles (16)

Confused or Deliberative: Narratives About the Birth of Islam in Polish History Textbooks

The Other at the border: ‘frontier Orientalism’ in politics and law in Poland

Confusing ignorance? The European refugee crisis in Polish textbooks

When whiteness is not an asset. Racialisation strategies towards Polish converts to Islam

Critical and reflective teaching in higher education. The case study of Poland

Tłumaczenia Koranu w recepcji polskich konwertytów na islam

Strategies of teachers towards Muslim students in Polish schools

Teaching online in Polish higher education institutions

Being Muslim, Polish, and at home: converts to Islam in Poland

Navigating Islamophobia: the tale of two Polands

Teaching Social Studies Online. Insights from a Preliminary Quantitative Study in Poland in the COVID-19 Era

Tackling sensitive and controversial topics in social research - sensitivity of the field

Intercultural education in a monocultural context: global and local dimensions of sensitive topics

Religious Conversion as a Dialogical Transformation of the Self - The Case of Polish Female Converts to Islam

Staying on Guard for Teaching Excellence: Managing In-Person Education at Polish HEIs During COVID-19

Theorizing the Religious Habitus in the Context of Conversion to Islam among Polish Women of Catholic Background

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Sandra Iman Pertek

Joanna Krotofil

Anna Piela

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