Iveta Ķešāne ir Latvijas Kultūras akadēmijas asociētā profesore. Iveta ir ieguvusi bakalaura grādu kultūras socioloģijas programmā Latvijas Kultūras akadēmijā un maģistra grādu globālo studiju programmā Freiburgas Universitātē (Vācijā) un KwaZulu-Natal Universitātē (Dienvidāfrikā). Fulbright studentu programmas ietvaros, 2016. gadā Iveta ieguva doktora grādu socioloģijā Kanzasas Štata Universitātē (ASV). Ivetas pētnieciskās intereses ir saistītas ar emociju socioloģiju, kultūras socioloģiju, politikas socioloģiju, migrāciju, platformu nodarbinātību, kā arī militarizācijas kultūrsocioloģiskajiem aspektiem. Iveta ir publicējusies tādos starptautiskos zinātniskos žurnālos kā The Sociological Review, Nationalities Papers, Cultural Sociology, Social Inclusion, Emotions and Society, Sociology Compass, Emotion, Space and Society, Social Currents un Communist and Post-Communist Studies. Līdzās pētniecībai Iveta pasniedz dažādus socioloģijas teorijas kursus LKA bakalaura un maģistratūras programmās.
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Ķešāne., I. un Spuriņa., M.Theorizing autonomy in the platform economy: a study of food delivery gig workers in Latvia. Sociological Review. 2025 (drīzumā)
Ķešāne, I. Desire and Modesty in Post-Soviet Expectation for the Western Standard of Life: Contrasting and Empowering Narratives of Latvian Emigrants and Latvians who Stayed at Home. Cultural Sociology. 2024, 18(2), pp. 217-237.
Hilmar, T., Ķešāne, I., Margies, N., & Verbalyte, M. Deep Transformations: Lived Experiences and Emotions in Social Change Narratives. Cultural Sociology. 2024, 18(2), pp. 181-198.
Ķešāne, I. and Spuriņa, M. Sociological Types of Precarity Among Gig Workers: Lived Experiences of Food Delivery Workers in Riga. Social Inclusion. 2024, 12.
Ķešāne, I., & Spuriņa, M. Platformu nodarbinātība Rīgā: nedrošība, autonomija un savas labbūtības individualizēšana savstarpēji neuzticīgā sabiedrībā. Akadēmiskā Dzīve. 2024, 60, 128-140. lpp.
Ķešāne, I. National pride and the insecure social bond between people and the state: The socio-emotional context of national identity in post-Soviet Neoliberal Latvia. Nationalities Papers. 2024, 52(5), pp.1173-1192.
Ķešāne, I. and Ozoliņa, L. Neoliberal feeling rules and political subjectivities in post-Soviet Latvia: narratives of emigrants and those who remain. Emotions and Society. 2024, 6(2), pp. 206-224.
Ķešāne, Iveta. National Pride and the Insecure Social Bond between People and the State: The Socio-emotional Context of National Identity in Post-Soviet Neoliberal Latvia. Nationalities Papers. 2023. Pieejams: https://doi.org/10.1017/nps.2023.71
Ķešāne, I., & Ozoliņa, L. Neoliberal feeling rules and political subjectivities in post-Soviet Latvia: narratives of emigrants and those who remain. Emotions and Society. 2023. Pieejams: https://doi.org/10.1332/26316897Y2023D000000003
Ķešāne, Iveta. Post-Soviet Transformations as a Shame-Mediated “Civilizing Process”: Neoliberalization, Academia, and the War in Ukraine. Academic blog for the New York University Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia. 2022, April 14. Pieejams:
Ķešāne, Iveta. Neoliberalization and Politics of Shaming: Ruling Elites’ Response to Protests by Schoolteachers and Farmers in Post-Soviet Latvia (1994–2000). Communist and Post-Communist Studies. 2021, 54(1-2), 102-127. Pieejams: https://doi.org/10.1525/j.postcomstud.2021.54.1-2.102
Ķešāne, Iveta; Weyher, L. Frank. (Self-) confidence, Migration, and the State: A Study of Emigration from Latvia. Social Currents. 2021, 8(1), pp. 25–44. Pieejams: https://doi.org/10.1177/2329496520941027
Kešāne, Iveta; Petkeviča, Ketrisa; Ērgle, E. Ieva; Medne, Nadīna; Aizpore, Elīza; Šmiukše, Kristīne; Kalēja, Asnāte. Why We Share Fake News: Cooperation Between Artists and Researchers in Producing the Theatre Performance “Fake News”. Culture Crossroads. 2021, Vol. 17, pp. 78–92. Pieejams: http://www.culturecrossroads.lv/pdf/315/en
Ķešāne, Iveta. The Lived Experience of Inequality and Migration: Emotions and Meaning Making Among Latvian Emigrants. Emotion, Space and Society, 2019, 33, 100597. Pieejams: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.emospa.2019.100597
