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Agnieszka Koscianska (University of Warsaw)

Department: Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology
Nationality: Polish
Country: Poland
Interests (keywords): gender, sexuality, religion, Eastern Europe, history of sexuality, discrimination, racism
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: Warsaw Uni, Inst of Ethnology & Cultural Anthropol

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Panels

• EASA2026: Struggles for decriminalising and demedicalising abortion in contemporary Europe: the Polish Abortion Dream Team
• EASA2020: Critical social sciences in Eastern and Central Europe: No future? [ENQA]
• EASA2018: Cruising the frontiers of time and space: towards an anthropology of queer crossings [ENQA Roundtable]
• EASA2016: Gender, far-right, and political radicalization
• EASA2012: The science of sex in a space of uncertainty: naturalizing and modernizing Europe's east, past and present
• EASA06: Westernising gender regimes? Discourses and practices in Eastern Europe

Papers

• EASA2026: ‘Local’ or ‘foreign’?: Crossing ideological boundaries in Polish sex education discourses and practices
• EASA2020: Beyond Divisions: Re-thinking Sexuality, Reproduction and Catholicism in Poland
• EASA2018: Queering Sexology: Towards an Anthropological Inquiry into the History of Knowledge Flows
• EASA2016: 'Gender Ideology': Tracing the Evolution of Sexuality and Gender Panic in Poland
• EASA2014: EASA and central European ethnology/anthropology
• EASA2014: Academic careers and the politics of employment at Polish universities
• IUAES2013: Talking about Rape: Discourse on Sexual Violence in Poland
• EASA2012: Women's emancipation as an obstacle to good sex: gender roles in sexological writings in Poland in the 1970s and 1980s
• EASA08: Distrust: negotiating women's agency within a fundamentalist Catholic milieu in Poland
• EASA06: 'Power of silence': alternative spirituality and women's identities in Poland