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Piotr Goldstein (ZOiS Berlin)

Nationality: Polish
Country: Germany
Interests (keywords): everyday activism, migrant activism, civil society, multiethnicity, visual ethnography, sensory ethnography, multimodality
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: The University of Manchester

Bio:

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links

• ORCID

Links

• Personal
• ResearchGate
• LinkedIn
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Panels

• EASA2026: Family Business: Doing fieldwork with children and/or partners
• EASA2024: Political anthropology of citizenship and the urge for ‘‘alternatives’’ [Network of Anthropology and Social Movements]
• EASA2022: Times of crisis, times of hope? Movements and collaborations between transformative potential and reification [Anthropology and Social Movements Network]
• EASA2022: Times of crisis, times of hope? Movements and collaborations between transformative potential and reification [Anthropology and Social Movements Network]

Papers

• EASA2026: Reclaiming Cooperation Beyond Protest: "Care-Driven Non-Conflictual Activism" in Polarised Poland
• EASA2026: Daughter-father duo between conferences, events and fieldwork
• EASA2026: Using Visual and Multimodal Ethnography to Visualise the Invisible Migrant and Refugee Activism
• DGSKA2025: Everyday Activism in the Border Zone: Findings from a collaborative and visual project with transborder workers and recent migrants to Berlin and Brandenburg
• SIEF2025: This Week Doesn't Really Exist
• SIEF2025: Spółdzielnia / Cooperative
• ASA2025: This Week Doesn't Really Exist
• ASA2025: Sensory anthropology on the move: researching (with) transborder workers using photography, video, and sound
• ASA2025: Sonic borderlands: listening for socio-material reconfigurations in the Polish-German in-between
• EASA2024: Tracing Immobilities and Parallel Future-making in the Polish-German Border Region
• EASA2024: Convivial research with mobile workers: whose politics for fair future?
• ASA2023: Researching with transborder workers playfully and convivially using visual methods
• ASA2023: Frequencies of migration and change in an inner periphery
• RAIFF2023: Designing Playful Convivial (Visual) Research
• EASA2022: "Spółdzielnia/Cooperative": Using Visual Ethnography to Show Social and Economic Imaginaries from Below
• EASA2020: Repertoires of Activism in a Post-Multi-Ethnic City: First steps
• RAI2020: Active (citizen) - Using visual ethnography to re-define activism
• EASA2018: Refugees and migrant activists who do not network and mobilise with(in) NGOs
• ASA2016: A different 'subjective turn': exploring non-radical activism of engaged individuals in (South)Eastern Europe