September 12, 2025Current Sociology

A study of disillusionment in Polish families hosting refugees from Ukraine in 2022

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DRDorota Rancew-SikoraUniversity of Gdańsk ECElżbieta Anna CzapkaUniversity of Gdańsk BMBartosz MikaUniversity of Gdańsk

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Narrative interviews reveal shifts from solidarity to disillusionment among Polish hosts of Ukrainian refugees, indicating complex dynamics of humanitarian aid.

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Disillusionment emerges as a key theme among Polish families hosting Ukrainian refugees during the ongoing conflict.
Initial feelings of solidarity shifted to moral disappointment in 75% of interviewed families over time.
The study utilized narrative interviews to capture the personal experiences and evolving sentiments of the hosts.
Insights from this research underscore the complexities of domestic hospitality and the nuances of humanitarian efforts in the refugee context.

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Rancew-Sikora et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d418e1713b0b5dfea64e4c https://doi.org/10.1177/00113921251367433

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Narrative interviews reveal shifts from solidarity to disillusionment among Polish hosts of Ukrainian refugees, indicating complex dynamics of humanitarian aid.

A study of disillusionment in Polish families hosting refugees from Ukraine in 2022

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A study of disillusionment in Polish families hosting refugees from Ukraine in 2022

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