Based on the EuroAC survey and additional research, this chapter is an attempt to grasp some of the mechanisms favouring gender (in)equality in the academic profession by comparing women in the Italian and Swiss University academic contexts. After documenting gender imbalance in both countries, the chapter analyses gender-related professional behaviour to grasp the link between women’s representations and women’s professional activities. The comparison suggest that gender inequalities are nested in various contexts that include the characteristics of the HE system, the structure of the academic career and recruitment practices, but also women’s place in society, that weight on both practices and representations
The Italian academic system has recently been the object of reforms aimed at reducing costs and incr...
This contribution builds on a social-constructionist conceptualisation of gender to investigate gend...
The literature on “gender and science” underlines how much careers in science and academia are still...
The academic fields are highly gendered, with men being overrepresented in the highest academic posi...
Increasing the representation of women in academia is a priority challenge in higher education polic...
Purpose: This study addresses gender composition in universities. The purpose of this study is to de...
While witnessing a feminization of its workforce, the academic profession has experienced a process ...
The topic of gender differences and career progression is high not only on the scholarly agenda, it ...
This presentation is concerned with gender differences in the academia to discuss the relationship b...
The aim of this Master’s thesis in ethnology is to examine gender equality at two European universit...
The Research Training Network “Women in European Universities” focuses on career opportunities of wo...
The progressive reduction of the structured university staff and the increasing development of the s...
The distribution across positions within the academic profession is investigated using data for all ...
Quantitative analysis on a wide and important case of academic competition in Economics. The approac...
This study concerns the distribution of women and men in an Italian research Centre active in areas ...
The Italian academic system has recently been the object of reforms aimed at reducing costs and incr...
This contribution builds on a social-constructionist conceptualisation of gender to investigate gend...
The literature on “gender and science” underlines how much careers in science and academia are still...
The academic fields are highly gendered, with men being overrepresented in the highest academic posi...
Increasing the representation of women in academia is a priority challenge in higher education polic...
Purpose: This study addresses gender composition in universities. The purpose of this study is to de...
While witnessing a feminization of its workforce, the academic profession has experienced a process ...
The topic of gender differences and career progression is high not only on the scholarly agenda, it ...
This presentation is concerned with gender differences in the academia to discuss the relationship b...
The aim of this Master’s thesis in ethnology is to examine gender equality at two European universit...
The Research Training Network “Women in European Universities” focuses on career opportunities of wo...
The progressive reduction of the structured university staff and the increasing development of the s...
The distribution across positions within the academic profession is investigated using data for all ...
Quantitative analysis on a wide and important case of academic competition in Economics. The approac...
This study concerns the distribution of women and men in an Italian research Centre active in areas ...
The Italian academic system has recently been the object of reforms aimed at reducing costs and incr...
This contribution builds on a social-constructionist conceptualisation of gender to investigate gend...
The literature on “gender and science” underlines how much careers in science and academia are still...