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Indre Genelyte

Assistant Professor

Labour Migration from the Baltic Region.

Indre´s particular research interest is in labour migration and its impact on origin and destination countries in the Scandinavian and Baltic regions.

Indre Genelyte came to Remeso in April 2011. She graduated from Vilnius University (Lithuania) with BA degree in Social Work and MA degree in Social Work, Social Policy Programme. 

During her studies her research interests were:
Youth policy in Lithuania and European Union, youth participation in NGO's (BA thesis, 2009); Outreach approaches in social work. Indre participated in international qualitative research, organised by The NORM (Network on Research and Masters) network. She presented the results of the study "Outreach approaches in Lithuanian Social Work" at the NORM conference, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2010. The report was published in the book "Outreach Approaches in Social Work. An International perspective" by Hogeschool Utrecht, Centre of Social Innovation (editors: Raymond Kloppenburg and Peter Hendriks);
Living standards of old age pensioners.

Indre received a grant from the Research Council of Lithuania for scientific practice in the Lithuanian Social Research Center. The results of the quantitative study were presented in the article "Old Age Pensioners’ Living Standards Development in 1999-2008" in the peer-reviewed journal "Gerontologija", 11(3), 2010;
Poverty and Social Exclusion in European Union, Welfare State (MA thesis, 2011).

Publications

2025

Indre Genelyte, Lijun Peng (2025) Fairness and Trust in Late Working Life: Older Workers' Perception in Sweden (Conference paper)
Indre Genelyte, Annika Heuer, Andreas Motel-Klingebiel (2025) Chapter 5: Late Working Life Policies in Sweden Late Working Life in Four European Countries: Policy Perspectives (Chapter in book) https://dx.doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83797-925-720251005
Nehle Penning, Rachel Crossdale, Indre Genelyte, Natalia Krygowska Nowak, Jolanta Perek-Bialas, Cristina Joy Torgé, Anna Urbaniak, Monika Reichert (2025) The Role of Lifelong Learning in Extending Working Lives: Perspectives of Older Workers from Four European Countries The Journal of Aging and Social Change, Vol. 16 (Article in journal) https://dx.doi.org/10.18848/2576-5310/cgp/v16i01/1-34

2024

Indre Genelyte, Cristina Joy Torgé, Lina Homman (2024) Resilient workers and resilient markets - lessons from the work life courses (Conference paper)

2023

Indre Genelyte, Cristina Joy Torgé, Lina Homman (2023) Resilient Workers and Resilient Markets: Lessons from the Work Life Courses of Older Workers (Conference paper)

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