Titlebook: Established-Outsiders Relations in Poland; Reconfiguring Elias Marta Bucholc Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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The Plenum Series in Crime and Justice mobilization and assistance to the Ukrainian Roma refugees. However, when it comes to the position of the Ukrainian Roma refugees within the structures of the majority society—both the established and the non-Roma outsiders—the figurational fate of exclusion of this category of refugees appears typ

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2662-3102 f Communism over thirty years ago, and a critical assessment of the dramatic turn that Polish society has taken since the beginning of the democratic backsliding in 2015..978-3-031-49525-0978-3-031-49523-6Series ISSN 2662-3102 Series E-ISSN 2662-3110

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Marta BucholcApplies the Established-Outsiders model to topical issues related to Poland.Focuses on one clear-cut topical case study in each chapter, set in a specified sphere of social life.Reveals intersectional

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Criminal Actions and Social Situationsl Europe has long been overdue. After a review of the main themes of the established–outsider theory, the chapter provides a critical examination of the heretofore uses of this model in empirical research. Furthermore, the need to expand the empirical uses ensues from the undeveloped potential of th

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Palgrave Studies in Crime, Media and Cultureablished–outsider figuration. The LGBT+ and national identities are combined in rainbow patriotism, which is a grassroots, supposedly inclusive variant of homonationalism. The chapter discusses the applicability of the concept of homonationalism in East-Central Europe and presents two case studies:

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Derek B. Cornish,Ronald V. Clarkeludes a critical analysis of the discourses triggered by the anti-gender preaching case, especially related to a specific?statement?by the Church. The analysis employs Elias and Scotson’s sociological model of the established–outsider relations to find that the institutional Church in Poland—despite

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137337306f the “common folk,” which in recent years is becoming increasingly fashionable in popular historical writings in Poland. The chapter investigates people’s history of Poland insofar as it relates to the history of Polish peasants. The aim being to present how peasants begin to be included into histo