Vida Česnuitytė

Vida Česnuitytė is associated professor at Mykolas Romeris University, Vilnius (Lithuania). Her academic interests include family conceptualization, formation, and practices, sociology of life-quality, social policy, and social research methods. Individually or in co-authoring has published three textbooks, four collective monographs, three edited books (at Palgrave Macmillan, and Emerald Publishing), over fifteen book chapters, and more than twenty articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals. She is a co-author of the collective monographs ‘Family in Lithuania: The Perspective of Social Ties’ (2014), and ‘Lithuanian Family in the Context of Europe’ (2015), both in co-authoring with V. Kanopienė, and S. Mikulionienė. Recent publications include edited books: ‘Families in Economically Hard Times: Experiences and Coping Strategies in Europe’ (2019; in co-editing with G. Meil); ‘Families and Personal Networks. An International Comparative Perspective’ (2018; in co-editing with K. Wall, E. D. Widmer, J.-A. Gauthier, and R. Gouveia), ‘Family continuity and change. Contemporary European Perspectives’ (2017; in co-editing with D. Lück, and E. D. Widmer). Since 2017, serves as a Vice-coordinator of the Research Network ‘Sociology of Families and Intimate Lives’ of the European Sociological Association (ESA RN13).

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Making Lithuanian Families Across Borders. Conceptual Frames and Empirical Evidence [SUTARTIS NEBUVO PASIRAŠYTA]
This edited collection opens the door to understanding the representations and experiences of Lithuanian migrant families. The authors aim to highlight the most recent theoretical frames through which to understand the personal lives, family practices of migrants, and the ways family relationships c..
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Making Lithuanian Families Across Borders. Conceptual Frames and Empirical Evidence
This edited collection opens the door to understanding the representations and experiences of Lithuanian migrant families. The authors aim to highlight the most recent theoretical frames through which to understand the personal lives, family practices of migrants, and the ways family relationships c..
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