Add to ORKGThere have been many ways in which men have been ‘named’ in recent years, most noticeably in the Anglophone world and the Nordic region, though similar trends can be seen in much of the world
Summaries This article interrogates the impulses behind the current interest in men and masculiniti...
Even though gender and gender analysis are still often equated with women, men and masculinities are...
The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) lists 1571 as the year of the first recorded use of the English ...
This paper seeks to contribute to the growing interest in naming men as men as part of a critical an...
Following introductory remarks on how the terms “masculinities” and “men” have been used differenti...
Introduction: The problem STUDYING MEN, AND INDEED THE development of policy on men, appear to hav...
Recent years have seen the naming of men as men. Men have become the subject of growing political, a...
The United Nations’ fifth Sustainable Development Goal on gender equality states that it is “not onl...
Men are gendered, just as gendered as women. Recent years have seen the naming of men as men and the...
How are men reacting to contemporary social change? How are they responding to changes in women’s de...
When people mention the words, “gender” and “gender equality”, the conversation often soon turns to ...
Summaries This article considers a series of conceptual, practical and strategic reasons why Gender...
Insofar as gender is still so often equated with women alone, the move from Women in Development to ...
Much has happened in debates, practice and policy on gender in development since the millennium, whe...
In gender studies, the distinction between biological sex and the social aspect of gender is of pivo...
Summaries This article interrogates the impulses behind the current interest in men and masculiniti...
Even though gender and gender analysis are still often equated with women, men and masculinities are...
The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) lists 1571 as the year of the first recorded use of the English ...
This paper seeks to contribute to the growing interest in naming men as men as part of a critical an...
Following introductory remarks on how the terms “masculinities” and “men” have been used differenti...
Introduction: The problem STUDYING MEN, AND INDEED THE development of policy on men, appear to hav...
Recent years have seen the naming of men as men. Men have become the subject of growing political, a...
The United Nations’ fifth Sustainable Development Goal on gender equality states that it is “not onl...
Men are gendered, just as gendered as women. Recent years have seen the naming of men as men and the...
How are men reacting to contemporary social change? How are they responding to changes in women’s de...
When people mention the words, “gender” and “gender equality”, the conversation often soon turns to ...
Summaries This article considers a series of conceptual, practical and strategic reasons why Gender...
Insofar as gender is still so often equated with women alone, the move from Women in Development to ...
Much has happened in debates, practice and policy on gender in development since the millennium, whe...
In gender studies, the distinction between biological sex and the social aspect of gender is of pivo...
Summaries This article interrogates the impulses behind the current interest in men and masculiniti...
Even though gender and gender analysis are still often equated with women, men and masculinities are...
The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) lists 1571 as the year of the first recorded use of the English ...