We live in a world dominated by inequities. Most of humanity lives and works in horrendous
circumstances, suffering numerous forms of exploitation and oppression. Humaninduced …

In times of growing institutional pressures for publication, looking at the socialization process
leading to membership in the business academic community provides the opportunity to …

In this paper we highlight key challenges which arise due to a transition of doctoral
education in accounting towards the US model in the German-speaking area. We identify …

This article attends to the affective-political dimensions of doctoral aspiration. It considers
why doctoral students continue to hope for an 'academic good life'in spite of the depressed …

In 2001–2002, the authors of this article interviewed 31 ethno-culturally diverse doctoral
students about their experiences in a sociology of education program at a Canadian …

There is a scarcity of scholarship that sheds light on international doctoral students' identity
construction in quotidian encounters beyond the formal curriculum. In this autoethnographic …

Purpose This study aims to better understand how academics-in-the-making construe
doctoral performance and the impacts of this construal on their positioning in relation to …

In this chapter, the authors shift between two overlapping positions, of both “being wrapped
up in it”(Lieutenant Pelly's vignettes) as well as “being outside of it”(Frandsen's theoretical …

Journal rankings are increasingly becoming institutionalized in business schools throughout
the world. The logical outcome that has followed from this phenomenon is the proliferation of …

In this paper, we analyze women's experiences in the Brazilian accounting academia to
understand how entrenched sexism shapes their socialization process. We argue that the …