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Negotiating Masculinities in a Danish Preschool: Exploring the Marginalising Effects of Gender Norms

30 september
Nordic countries are often celebrated for their high level of social equality. Recent research, however, finds that gender equality is often perceived as a goal already achieved (Utoft, 2020), thereby clouding the need for continued research on gender issues. Drawing on an ethnographic study of children and staff at a Danish preschool, this article explores…

Action Men and Affectionate Women – Gendered Appreciations of Preschool Teachers in Denmark

30 september
This article examines how gendered perceptions shape the professional recognition of preschool teachers within Danish early childhood education settings. Drawing on 1,393 nominations submitted over a four-year period for the national Preschool Teacher Prize, the study analyzes whether male and female teachers are valued differently in professional discourse. (pdf)

Historical foundation of the masculine role of university rectors in Poland

30 maj
The underrepresentation of women in leadership positions within higher education institutions is well-documented worldwide. This study addresses this issue by reconstructing the historical accounts of rectors in Poland, as demonstrated in institutional histories, autobiographies, biographies, laudatory statements, and obituaries.

Encountering gender-based violence at school: emotions, affective practices and agency of school professionals

30 maj
Intervening in gender-based violence (GBV) experienced by young people is a challenge commonly faced by teachers and other professionals working in schools. This study sought to understand how affect and emotions shape teachers’ and other school professionals’ agency for intervening in GBV in schools.

Könsskillnader i inkomst hos unga vuxna har ökat över tid i Malmö

7 maj
När forskare har följt Malmöbor födda i början av 1990-talet under tio år har de sett att skillnader i inkomst mellan kvinnor och män är stora och växande – oavsett utbildningsnivå. "Att skillnaderna var så stora överraskade mig", säger Jonas Olofsson, professor vid Malmö universitet.
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