Table of contents - Special Issue: Gendered spaces and subjectivities across education, training and employment
Guest Editors: Vicky Duckworth, Francis Farrell and Phil Rigby
Feminine men and masculine women: in/exclusion in the academy
Liz Atkins, Mark VicarsThe purpose of this paper is to draw on concepts of “female masculinity” to interrogate how hegemonic gendering discourses, forms and performances are inscribed in neoliberal…
Understanding gender, creativity, and entrepreneurial intentions
Ronda Marie Smith, Shruti R Sardeshmukh, Gwendolyn M Combs– The purpose of this paper is to explore the complex relationships between gender and entrepreneurial intentions.
“Learning to listen”: boys’ gender narratives – implications for theory and practice
Francis FarrellThe purpose of this paper is to critically investigate year 6 and year 9 boys’ constructions of masculinity in the light of theories of inclusive masculinity and to consider the…
“If it is dreamable it is doable”: the role of desired job flexibility in imagining the future
Dina Guglielmi, Rita Chiesa, Greta MazzettiThe purpose of this paper is to compare how the dimension of attitudes toward future that consists in perception of dynamic future may be affected by desirable goals (desired job…
How “space” and “place” contribute to occupational aspirations as a value-constituting practice for working-class males
Garth Stahl, Sam BaarsThe purpose of this paper is to consider how working-class boys constitute themselves as subjects of “value” through a close examination of their occupational aspirations. The…
The gendered international school: barriers to women managers’ progression
Ruth Elizabeth Sanderson, Stephen Whitehead– The purpose of this paper is to examine the barriers women identify to their promotion in international schools and also the ways in which women can overcome these barriers.
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0040-0912e-ISSN:
1758-6127ISSN-L:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Dr Martin McCracken