This book addresses hegemonic ruling class masculinity and emphasized femininity within renewables organisational governance, and critiques Anglo-Celtic male privilege, as a barrier to women's leadership participation.
This book addresses hegemonic ruling class masculinity and emphasized femininity within renewables organisational governance, and critiques Anglo-Celtic male privilege, as a barrier to women's leadership participation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. Yulia Maleta's research addresses gender identity, sustainable technological development and qualitative methodologies within the frame of sociopolitical NSMs. She has a PhD in social sciences, and has contributed to reputable interdisciplinary peer-reviewed publications, including Journal of Sociology, Third Sector Review and Journal of International Women's Studies.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents Part 1. Feminism, Republicanism, Egalitarianism and Environmentalism. Introduction. Envisioning an Australian Republican-Constitutional change and Bill of Rights Act. What a Bill of Rights should achieve? 'Red Vienna': a viable Republican model? Brexit and 'WASPishness as the antithesis'. Part 11. The 'boys club' and emphasized femininity resistance. The gendered nature of the elite: 'The boys club' and ruling class masculinity within renewables organisational governance. Gender tokenism on climate panels. Part 111. Emphasized femininity as an agentic performance An agentic performative multi-skills-set within environmentalism. Physical competence and civil disobedience. Age as a barrier/enabler. Older and Younger women's agentic resistance. Activism as egalitarian and anti-hierarchical. Indigenous Women's Leadership: Envisioning an Indigenous Treaty. Part 1V. Conclusion to Book. Conclusion. Emphasized femininity/hegemonic masculinity and constructivism/essentialism. Conclusion. Republican 'Red Vienna': an inspirational feminist model of egalitarian governance.
Contents Part 1. Feminism, Republicanism, Egalitarianism and Environmentalism. Introduction. Envisioning an Australian Republican-Constitutional change and Bill of Rights Act. What a Bill of Rights should achieve? 'Red Vienna': a viable Republican model? Brexit and 'WASPishness as the antithesis'. Part 11. The 'boys club' and emphasized femininity resistance. The gendered nature of the elite: 'The boys club' and ruling class masculinity within renewables organisational governance. Gender tokenism on climate panels. Part 111. Emphasized femininity as an agentic performance An agentic performative multi-skills-set within environmentalism. Physical competence and civil disobedience. Age as a barrier/enabler. Older and Younger women's agentic resistance. Activism as egalitarian and anti-hierarchical. Indigenous Women's Leadership: Envisioning an Indigenous Treaty. Part 1V. Conclusion to Book. Conclusion. Emphasized femininity/hegemonic masculinity and constructivism/essentialism. Conclusion. Republican 'Red Vienna': an inspirational feminist model of egalitarian governance.
Contents Part 1. Feminism, Republicanism, Egalitarianism and Environmentalism. Introduction. Envisioning an Australian Republican-Constitutional change and Bill of Rights Act. What a Bill of Rights should achieve? 'Red Vienna': a viable Republican model? Brexit and 'WASPishness as the antithesis'. Part 11. The 'boys club' and emphasized femininity resistance. The gendered nature of the elite: 'The boys club' and ruling class masculinity within renewables organisational governance. Gender tokenism on climate panels. Part 111. Emphasized femininity as an agentic performance An agentic performative multi-skills-set within environmentalism. Physical competence and civil disobedience. Age as a barrier/enabler. Older and Younger women's agentic resistance. Activism as egalitarian and anti-hierarchical. Indigenous Women's Leadership: Envisioning an Indigenous Treaty. Part 1V. Conclusion to Book. Conclusion. Emphasized femininity/hegemonic masculinity and constructivism/essentialism. Conclusion. Republican 'Red Vienna': an inspirational feminist model of egalitarian governance.
Contents Part 1. Feminism, Republicanism, Egalitarianism and Environmentalism. Introduction. Envisioning an Australian Republican-Constitutional change and Bill of Rights Act. What a Bill of Rights should achieve? 'Red Vienna': a viable Republican model? Brexit and 'WASPishness as the antithesis'. Part 11. The 'boys club' and emphasized femininity resistance. The gendered nature of the elite: 'The boys club' and ruling class masculinity within renewables organisational governance. Gender tokenism on climate panels. Part 111. Emphasized femininity as an agentic performance An agentic performative multi-skills-set within environmentalism. Physical competence and civil disobedience. Age as a barrier/enabler. Older and Younger women's agentic resistance. Activism as egalitarian and anti-hierarchical. Indigenous Women's Leadership: Envisioning an Indigenous Treaty. Part 1V. Conclusion to Book. Conclusion. Emphasized femininity/hegemonic masculinity and constructivism/essentialism. Conclusion. Republican 'Red Vienna': an inspirational feminist model of egalitarian governance.
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