In many ways, this is an unusual book for the Journal of Education Policy to review. This is because this book is not immediately or obviously concerned with policy in any conventional sense. The book does not centre directly on a piece of policy-making or national legislation. In contrast, ‘Changing lives: women, inclusion and the PhD’s a collection of six narratives prepared by women academics in the UK to account for their experiences of completing doctoral studies
YesThis paper is about three working class women academics in their 40s, who are at different phases...
A national audit conducted by the Centre for Science Development in 1997 aimed to ascertain the rese...
About the book: Top feminist theorists and scholars examine the latest developments in gender polit...
The book offers the narratives of 6 women academics examining their own experiences of the PhD and e...
This book is about the experiences of students in institutions of higher education from 'non-traditi...
Whilst the literature of academic identity is well represented in the sociology of Higher Education ...
An account of how constructions of femininity fundamentally affect women's mental wellbeing through ...
The caring role entails substantial social, physical, emotional and financial costs, especially for ...
‘It’s a bit like giving birth’. Middle aged women graduates talk about their experience of higher e...
If democratisation in the tertiary sector is to be taken seriously, then we must carefully survey ho...
UK Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have gone through a series of major changes over the last fe...
I look at the changes in higher education (HE) and women’s lives over the last 50 years, drawing on ...
This article explores how academics with caring responsibilities negotiate the mobility imperative, ...
This chapter examines the government's approach to fairness in its Comprehensive Spending Review and...
Despite over thirty years of activism and legislation to eliminate discrimination, parity has yet to...
YesThis paper is about three working class women academics in their 40s, who are at different phases...
A national audit conducted by the Centre for Science Development in 1997 aimed to ascertain the rese...
About the book: Top feminist theorists and scholars examine the latest developments in gender polit...
The book offers the narratives of 6 women academics examining their own experiences of the PhD and e...
This book is about the experiences of students in institutions of higher education from 'non-traditi...
Whilst the literature of academic identity is well represented in the sociology of Higher Education ...
An account of how constructions of femininity fundamentally affect women's mental wellbeing through ...
The caring role entails substantial social, physical, emotional and financial costs, especially for ...
‘It’s a bit like giving birth’. Middle aged women graduates talk about their experience of higher e...
If democratisation in the tertiary sector is to be taken seriously, then we must carefully survey ho...
UK Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have gone through a series of major changes over the last fe...
I look at the changes in higher education (HE) and women’s lives over the last 50 years, drawing on ...
This article explores how academics with caring responsibilities negotiate the mobility imperative, ...
This chapter examines the government's approach to fairness in its Comprehensive Spending Review and...
Despite over thirty years of activism and legislation to eliminate discrimination, parity has yet to...
YesThis paper is about three working class women academics in their 40s, who are at different phases...
A national audit conducted by the Centre for Science Development in 1997 aimed to ascertain the rese...
About the book: Top feminist theorists and scholars examine the latest developments in gender polit...