The boys' debate internationally is being fuelled by a range of texts on boys and masculinity. Many of the most popular texts are situated firmly within a backlash politics. These politics suggest that boys are the new 'victims' of schooling and that the girls' agenda in schooling is a completed one. This paper will challenge the arguments contained within a number of the most recent of these 'backlash blockbusters'. The paper will argue that, rather than boys being placed on the educational agenda in the status of victims, the ways in which dominant forms of masculinities and the harms they cause many girls and some boys need to be addressed.</p
Since the early 1990s, there has been an increasing focus on the education of boys in the media, imp...
This paper examines the impact of a politics of resentment, neo‐liberal policies, and security conce...
In the late 1990s, less than a decade after feminist scholars directed attention towards girls’ educ...
The boys' debate internationally is being fuelled by a range of texts on boys and masculinity. Many ...
The boys' debate internationally is being fuelled by a range of texts on boys and masculinity. Many ...
In this paper we address important issues related to boys' education within the context of a backlas...
Popular discourses about 'boys' education'—both in Australia and internationally—have often been dra...
Published online: 19 May 2016This paper explores the salience of the “crisis” in boys’ education as ...
In recent times the neologism 'boyswork' has surfaced in Australian educational discourse. The term ...
In recent times the neologism 'boyswork' has surfaced in Australian educational discourse. The term ...
This paper attends to some of the issues surrounding the controversial topic of the education of boy...
This chapter analyses contemporary political responses to the perceived academic success of girls as...
This paper examines the impact of a politics of resentment, neo-liberal policies, and security conce...
This paper focuses on the Australian federal Parliamentary Inquiry into Boys' Education, Boys: Getti...
ABSTRACT. In this paper, we interrogate the call for more male role models within the context of boy...
Since the early 1990s, there has been an increasing focus on the education of boys in the media, imp...
This paper examines the impact of a politics of resentment, neo‐liberal policies, and security conce...
In the late 1990s, less than a decade after feminist scholars directed attention towards girls’ educ...
The boys' debate internationally is being fuelled by a range of texts on boys and masculinity. Many ...
The boys' debate internationally is being fuelled by a range of texts on boys and masculinity. Many ...
In this paper we address important issues related to boys' education within the context of a backlas...
Popular discourses about 'boys' education'—both in Australia and internationally—have often been dra...
Published online: 19 May 2016This paper explores the salience of the “crisis” in boys’ education as ...
In recent times the neologism 'boyswork' has surfaced in Australian educational discourse. The term ...
In recent times the neologism 'boyswork' has surfaced in Australian educational discourse. The term ...
This paper attends to some of the issues surrounding the controversial topic of the education of boy...
This chapter analyses contemporary political responses to the perceived academic success of girls as...
This paper examines the impact of a politics of resentment, neo-liberal policies, and security conce...
This paper focuses on the Australian federal Parliamentary Inquiry into Boys' Education, Boys: Getti...
ABSTRACT. In this paper, we interrogate the call for more male role models within the context of boy...
Since the early 1990s, there has been an increasing focus on the education of boys in the media, imp...
This paper examines the impact of a politics of resentment, neo‐liberal policies, and security conce...
In the late 1990s, less than a decade after feminist scholars directed attention towards girls’ educ...