This article develops an analytical framework to study the power struggles between status
quo and gender equality actors underpinning the implementation of gender equality …

While still rare, women are achieving important leadership roles as managers inside
universities. This article explores the practical and theoretical dilemmas posed for academic …

Gender can be seen not only as a binary category but also as a performance or doing that is
shaped by, and shapes organizational processes and structures that are deeply embedded …

Although Brexit campaigns mobilized discourses of hegemonic masculinity that marginalize
women, women seemed to be at the forefront of pro‐EU campaigns post‐referendum. I …

The ideal and practice of gender-sensitive parliaments (GSP) is just two decades old. We
date the first publication as Gender Sensitizing Commonwealth Parliaments, produced by …

In recent years, Brazil and Poland have elected governments that are sceptical of both the
liberal international order and gender. In both cases, contemporary administrations have …

This chapter maps contemporary debates in feminist security studies (FSS) in Europe,
showing the variety of issues studied via different theoretical and methodological lenses …

This article examines how gender budgeting (GB) activists in the United Kingdom have
sought to practice intersectionality. It draws on Black feminists' critiques of white feminists' …

The UK Government's decision to establish the Women and Equalities Committee in 2015
redressed an institutional deficit at Westminster—the lack of a Departmental Select …

This chapter underlines the importance of institutional resistance and legitimating
discourses in understanding why the pace of change in gender equality in higher education …