In this article we focus upon the impact of women's entry into a masculine profession like engineering on the making of masculinities in different workplaces. Our empirical basis is a research project on Norwegian male and female graduate engineers and their career development in different work organizations. We find four groups of men in different positions in the organizations and with different reactions to and behaviour towards the women; the cavaliers, the competitors, the comrades and the comets. Using the concept of gendering of organizations we place the different types of men within different types of organizations to understand the alliances that give women good opportunities in some organizations and poor opportunities in others....
This paper presents the findings of a research project on the implications of men's non-traditional ...
textThis study analyzes the under-representation of women in engineering occupations and investigate...
While research shows that there are familiar forms of doing masculinity involving distancing from fe...
The thesis concerns how leadership and gender are constructed in organisations, through the manageme...
This study aims to investigate what factors that affect the inclusion of female coworkers in male do...
Even though gender and gender analysis are still often equated with women, men and masculinities are...
This article focuses on the study of masculinities, a body of theoretical and empirical work by soci...
Diversifying the workforce is becoming increasingly important, with gender equality being a central ...
This article seeks to add to an understanding of why some men enter female-concentrated occupations ...
This article seeks to add to an understanding of why some men enter female-concentrated occupations ...
This article examines processes of doing gender during the initiation of students into engineering p...
The paper discusses the construction gender identities in a complex white-collar workplace. Recent w...
Occupational segregation by sex remains the most pervasive aspect of the labour market. In the past,...
This paper seeks to contribute to the growing interest in naming men as men as part of a critical an...
Article entitled The Risk of Masculinization of Women in Science and Engineering focuses on the prob...
This paper presents the findings of a research project on the implications of men's non-traditional ...
textThis study analyzes the under-representation of women in engineering occupations and investigate...
While research shows that there are familiar forms of doing masculinity involving distancing from fe...
The thesis concerns how leadership and gender are constructed in organisations, through the manageme...
This study aims to investigate what factors that affect the inclusion of female coworkers in male do...
Even though gender and gender analysis are still often equated with women, men and masculinities are...
This article focuses on the study of masculinities, a body of theoretical and empirical work by soci...
Diversifying the workforce is becoming increasingly important, with gender equality being a central ...
This article seeks to add to an understanding of why some men enter female-concentrated occupations ...
This article seeks to add to an understanding of why some men enter female-concentrated occupations ...
This article examines processes of doing gender during the initiation of students into engineering p...
The paper discusses the construction gender identities in a complex white-collar workplace. Recent w...
Occupational segregation by sex remains the most pervasive aspect of the labour market. In the past,...
This paper seeks to contribute to the growing interest in naming men as men as part of a critical an...
Article entitled The Risk of Masculinization of Women in Science and Engineering focuses on the prob...
This paper presents the findings of a research project on the implications of men's non-traditional ...
textThis study analyzes the under-representation of women in engineering occupations and investigate...
While research shows that there are familiar forms of doing masculinity involving distancing from fe...