Marta Kozłowska

@mkozlowska

Soc/PolSci/SocPsych, PhD, post-doc @UniBw Munich Research on solidarity, social conflict, belonging, concepts and meaning she/her Typos and opinions mine 🇵🇱 🇩🇪 🇪🇺 Слава Україні! linktr.ee/martakozlowska

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Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· 11d

I bought the best kitchen mittens! 10/10, no notes.

A pair of new kitchen mittens in red and beige, showing a comic style smiling cat, with its paws stretched out and scratch marks going out of it. Between the paws text "made from scratch".

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· 24d

Die Autorenexemplare sind gerade angekommen! link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

A picture of me with a print copy of my book "Die politischen Bedeutungen von Solidarität"

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jul 14

What does a political scientist does on holidays abroad? Supports a cause. (We asked one of them for a picture, the other two joined spontaneously. They were supper happy that we knew what it was about and that we fully support them) #ShqipëriaNukShitet #AlbaniaIsNotForSale #flamingoRevolution

A picture of six people holding flamingo signs, one of them me, on Dëshmorët e Kombit Boulevard, a street in Tirana

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jul 2

Die deutsche Fassung meines Buches über Bedeutungen der Solidarität in der Programmatik der deutschen Parteien ist gerade erschienen! Ich analysiere die Entwicklung des Konzepts über Zeit, systematisch Vergleiche die Nutzung des Begriffs durch die Parteien, und... link.springer.com/book/9783032...

Cook cover of Marta Kozłowska' Politische Bedeutungen der Solidarität

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jul 1

When in Rome do as the Romans do, so I'm starting the day in Strasbourg with a coffee sans cigarette (but an interesting paper to read instead). Also, presenting a poster (@EASP Gen. Meeting) has its perks: no meddling with the slides, no re-testing the talk to fit in the time limit. Just relaxing.

A view of a café table with a coffee mug and a partial view of a scientific paper. In the background a French looking narrow street with some old buildings and trees

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jun 30

Don't tell MAGA that this is what the newest version of Antifa looks like. @ Strasbourg, France

A picture of a text sprayed on an asphalt in pink, that reads "QUEER ANTIFA", with a bow/axe painted next to it

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jun 25

Next week at EASP conference is the first time I will be presenting during a poster session. I created my poster in PPT and so proud of myself showed it to my sister. Her reaction? It's ugly and I should let her remake it in Canva. So, here it is - content and design mine, pretty execution hers.

A poster of a research project about a new scale and conceptual model of solidarity

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jun 2

Current mood

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· May 21

So, male sexual aggression is not common, it's ubiquitous. In this new study, when provided anonymity, 95.1% of the near 3k men (aged 18-34) admitted to having recently used coercive strategies to get a woman to have sex who they knew did not want sex and had not consented. doi.org/10.1177/0886...

Isolate, Inebriate, Intimidate, Repeat: High Rates of Sexual Force Against Women Are Reported When Young Men Given Anonymous Surveys
Lucia F. O’Sullivan and Scott T. Ronis

Abstract
Few studies survey men who have remained undetected after engaging in acts of sexual aggression against women. Most survey women who were targets of sexual aggression or else survey men who consent to being identified. Using anonymous surveys of 2,689 U.S. and Canadian men (18–34 years), we aimed to assess rates of self-reported sexual aggression, reports of strategy effectiveness at forcing known reluctant women into sex, and men’s views of the circumstances, motivations, and positive and negative outcomes. Men reported occasions where they tried to get a woman to engage in sex who they knew she did not want and to which she had not consented. The women were individuals with whom the men shared no prior romantic or sexual history. Overall, 95.1% reported having recently used at least one of the strategies to get a woman to have sex who they knew did not want sex and had not consented. Most of these occasions (65%) resulted in successfully forcing the woman into sex. All of the 36 strategies generated from formative work were reported by at least some men; the average number ever used was 8.94. Consistent physical pressure and verbal coercion were common; overt force, including physical restraint and use of pain, was less common but not uncommon. Men who viewed themselves as better than same-aged male peers “at getting what they want sexually from women” used more forceful strategies. The men persisted for many reasons, most often because they were horny (38%) or because the opportunity arose (28%). They reported many positive outcomes from these interactions; most (70%) perceived no negative outcomes. Using anonymous survey methods provides a novel channel to capture men’s reports of the factors scaffolding their use of sexual aggression. Implications for prevention and making long...

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· May 20

Should we recognise this as evol-psych mambo jumbo? I think we should.

A screenshot of this page: https://scholarworks.smith.edu/eco_facpubs/27/

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Apr 28

What is going on? Is Poland losing its Polishness? Why are people suddenly happy?

The classic meme of a sad looking man with a beard with subtitles that reads [SMILES IN POLISH]

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Mar 16

Oh how the turns tabled

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Mar 13

Today's office

A view of a park in early spring with a tiny piece of a to be peer-reviewed article in the front visible

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Feb 25

I have been reminded of this absolutely *chef's kiss* paper: www.nber.org/digest/mar16... Science truly does advance one funeral at a time.

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Feb 21

Artikeltitel aus dem Spiegel von Margarete Stokowski, "<<Das nützt der AfD>> nützt der AfD"

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Feb 21

It took me way too long to realise that there is no bay in Landshut. It's just short for Bayern 🤦🏼‍♀️

A photo of display on a train showing the name of the station: Landshut (Bay)

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Feb 19

On my way to Passau, where I will be giving a talk about moral panics and discursive polarisation about migration: www.uni-passau.de/en/calendar-...

Program of the worshop. Readable version under the attached link

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Feb 17

Story of my life

I was early. Then I sat down. Then I was late.

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Feb 12

Ich bin zutiefst enttäuscht, dass es nicht "Welpen Apotheke" heißt.

Ein Foto eines Apotheke-Schildes, auf dem "Welfen Apotheke" steht

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Feb 9

If Mondrian made a map of Europe

A map of Europe made as if painted by Mondrian

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Feb 2

This is who runs this account

A picture of me as a little girl, standing with a basket in her hand, a rocking pony in the background

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jan 29

Die Glückwünsche von meinem besten Freund sind die beste, die ich jemals bekommen habe:

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jan 22

Baby, it's coming!

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Jan 21

Still one of my favourite quotes about the Polish people

“There is one thing I like about the Poles—their language. Polish, when it is spoken by intelligent people, puts me in ecstasy. The sound of the language evokes strange images in which there is always a greensward of fine spiked grass in which hornets and snakes play a great part. (...) But when they spoke to one another, sometimes in French, sometimes in Polish, I sat back and watched them fascinatedly. They made strange Polish grimaces, altogether unlike our relatives who were stupid barbarians at bottom. The Poles were like standing snakes fitted up with collars of hornets. I never knew what they were talking about but it always seemed to me as if they were politely assassinating someone. They were all fitted up with sabres and broad−swords which they held in their teeth or brandished fiercely in a thundering charge. They never swerved from the path but rode rough−shod over women and children, spiking them with long pikes beribboned with blood−red pennants. All this, of course, in the drawing−room over a glass of strong tea, the men in butter−colored gloves, the women dangling their silly lorgnettes. The women were always ravishingly beautiful, the blonde houri type garnered centuries ago during the Crusades. They hissed their long polychromatic words through tiny, sensual mouths whose lips were soft as geraniums. These furious sorties with adders and rose petals made an intoxicating sort of music, a steel−stringed zithery slipper−gibber which could also register anomalous sounds like sobs and falling jets of water.”
― Henry Miller, Sexus

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Dec 24

Have you all gotten some new sweaters to avoid the date of being eaten?

A drawing of a huge black cat behind a small village. The caption above reads: Your chances Tod getting eaten by Yule cat are low, but not zero

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Dec 20

An ad for product in German with a child and a green field and a copy that reads "Mama, die, die die..." and the name of the product. In German it means "Mama, this one, this one, this one..."

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Dec 15

A perfect example of how "esthetics", or more like a minimalist trend in icon design, kills functionality. These icons are almost identical and I mistake one for another all. the. fricking. time. For security reasons I am not allowed switch to Thunderbird. There's no way to change the icons either.

screenshot of Windows task toolbar with MS Outlook and MS Word icons that look almost identical

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Dec 9

The picture presents a multiple choice question that reads What's going on? The answers are : it's annoying or not interesting, I'm in this photo and I don't like it, I think it shouldn't be in Facebook, it's spam. The second option (I'm in this photo and I don't like it) is marked

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Nov 27

Am 10.12.25 in Berlin findet ein Fachaustausch des Intersektionalen Bildungswerkes in der Migrationsgesellschaft über Nationalismus und Rechtsextremismus in Minderheitsgruppen statt, für Menschen, die mit Jugendlichen arbeiten. Ich bin als Referentin für Polen dabei. Es gibt noch paar freie Plätze!

Marta Kozłowska@mkozlowska· Nov 18

(sorry, dass ich mit Bilder kommuniziere, es bietet sich nur an)