Feminism is a theoretical perspective and social movement that seeks to reduce, and
ultimately eradicate, sexist inequality and oppression. Yet feminist research remains …

How do early-career academic mothers balance the demands of contemporary motherhood
and academia? More generally, how do working mothers develop their embodied selves in …

Writing is presented in hegemonic academic discourse as a rational and predictable activity
that targets publications in the right journals. Nevertheless, many academics struggle with …

While the first part of this book provided a framing background to advocate both the need for
and the potential of researching and writing differently, this section will consider the many …

This article explores academics' well-being through analysing published sensitive
disclosures, bringing to journal space the pain, rawness and emotional suffering of …

The identities of women leaders can fall under intense scrutiny; they are often confronted
with other's perceptions of them—perceptions that may not be wholly accurate. Through in …

In this article, we develop a theory of Abject Appearance to explain women elite leaders'
embodied identity work within a context of intra-gender relations. The theory of Abject …

In this article, we respond to Emma Bell and Amanda Sinclair's call for reclaiming eros as
non-commodified energy that drives academic work. Taking our point of entry from …

Concerns have been voiced in recent years about the widespread use of US-dominated
journal rankings in business schools. Such practice is seen to have the effect of spreading …

The post-Cartesian 'material turn'in management and organization studies understands that
bodies are far more than vehicles that enable work to be undertaken, but are agentive actors …