Irina Ciornei
Investigadora Marie-Sklodowska Curie
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Biografia
Irina Ciornei is Marie-Sklodowska Curie Research Fellow at IBEI with the project "The missing pillar. European social policy and Eurosceptic challenges" (SOCIALEU) where she investigates the relationship between supranational social policy and Euroscepticism based on an original methodology that combines qualitative inquiry and experimental research. Irina's work focuses on topics related to European politics, immigrant incorporation and public policy implementation.
Irina holds a PhD in Political Science from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Previously she was Senior Research Fellow at the University of Bern. In her previous work she dealt with the transnationalisation of party politics, emigrant political participation and governance of morality policies. She published her work in the Journal of Common Market Studies, West European Politics and Party Politics.
Formació acadèmica
- (2014) PhD, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Premis
- 2019. MSCA Individual Fellowship
Assignatures
Recerca
Línies d'investigació
- Estudis migratoris
- Governança i implementació de polítiques
- La política i la presa de polítiques europees
Projectes d'investigació
- Reconnecting citizens to the administrative state (RECONNECT) (Investigador/a)
- The Securitization of Migrants and Ethnic Minorities and the Rise of Xenophobia in the EU (SECUREU) (Investigador/a)
- Crisis-Equity-Democracy for Europe and Latin America (CRISEUL) (Investigador/a)
SOCIALEU-European social policy and eurosceptic challenges (2019-2021). MSCA-IF. PI: Irina Ciornei
Religion and morality policy – An analysis of the influence of religious groups during the implementation stage (2017-2020). Funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF) and the German Science Foundation (DFG). PI University of Bern: Christian Joppke; Irina Ciornei. PI LMU Munich: Christoph Knill, Eva-Marie Euchner.
Publicacions més destacades
- 2020.Los efectos de la inmigración en la movilidad social en la Unión Europea: ¿frena o acelera?.In:
Sandra Isabel Fachelli Oliva (ed)
.Perspectivas y límites en el estudio de la desigualdad social: Movilidad social y clases sociales en tiempos de crisis.Centro de Investigaciones Sociologicas (CIS).Enllaç - 2020.Transnational turnout. Determinants of emigrant voting in home country elections.Political Geography,Vol. 78, AprilEnllaç
- 2019.Why do parties support emigrant voting rights?.European Political Science Review,11(3):377-394Enllaç
- 2019.Understanding Romanians' Cross-border Mobility in Europe: Movers, Stayers and Returnees.In:
Recchi E. et al (eds)
.Everyday Europe: Social Transnationalism in an Unsettled Continent.Polity Press,pp: 195-225. - 2019.Political parties and the transnational mobilization of the emigrant vote.West European Politics,42(3):618-644Enllaç
- 2019.Explaining Solidarity in the European Union.In:
Ettore Recchi, Díez Medrano, Mike Savage et al
.Everyday Europe: Cross-border Lives in Europe.London:Policy Press.Enllaç - 2018.Solidaridad europea y crisis financiera.In:
Mariano Torcal (ed)
.Opinion publica y cambio electoral en España.Centro de Investigaciones Sociologicas (CIS),pp: 59-75. - 2017.Making the absent present: political parties and emigrant issues in country of origin parliaments.Party Politics,online first, March 2017Enllaç
- 2017.The sources of European solidarity? Assessing the effects of cross-border practices and political attitudes.Journal of Common Market Studies,55(3):468-485Enllaç
- 2014.The political candidacy of EU migrants in their countries of residence. The case of British and Romanians standing in Spanish local elections.Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies,40(9):1375-1393Enllaç
- 2012.The political incorporation of immigrant associations and religious organizations of the Romanian immigrants in Spain.Studia Sociologia,57(2):51-76Enllaç