... connected stages leading to community resilience. The first stage describes community components, including social cohesion, agile and adaptive capacity, self-empowerment, networks, sense of place, and knowledge systems. The second stage identifies influences from local government policies, structures...

... valuable time for networking, driving new research agendas, and disrupting heterosexist power structures and narratives. The chapter ends with a tribute to Dr Susan Holland-Muter, who passed away before the book was finalised. Heteronormativity backlash LGBTQ rights networking diverse sexualities...

.... Networking is more than just a natural part of your experience as a professional—it is vital to your growth and success in every industry. Who you know and who knows you matters. If students hadn’t activated me in their network, they would be without graduate school recommendations and internship...

...This kind of relationship-building emerged from a more organic approach to networking. It was following up, by email, on ideas privately messaged to me on a methodological framework during a paper presentation at a national conference that was held on Zoom during the height of the pandemic...

...Abstract This chapter discusses a reflection of fears about whether or not to pursue a career in higher education. The subsections glean insights into the theory that aligns my scholarly activities and the role networking, mentoring and professional development play within higher education success...

..., Well-Being, and Networking Section. Question Employment type Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean Networking is part of my job. Employed 3.88 0.959 0.109 Freelancer 4.14 1.167 0.312 Networking positively affects my well-being. Employed 3.40 1.042 0.119 Freelancer...

.... It derives from the project Well-being in comms industries from EUPRERA Project network Women in Public Relations (PR). We refer to Acker's work on gendered organisations to comprehend how the components of the gender substructure perpetuating inequalities manifest in communication industries...

...This study examines the nuanced experiences of freelancers in the communication and public relations (PR) industries of Romania and Poland, focussing on gendered dimensions of work–life balance and conflict, well-being, job satisfaction, and networking. Drawing on feminist theory, it explores how...

..., and unless concerted action is taken, the situation will spiral out of control. Policymakers and business leaders must work together to address the sustainability crisis. The study, therefore, set out to determine how various entrepreneurial skills (such as creativity, collaboration, networking, and risk...

... immigrant women cannot necessarily be successful. Women immigrant entrepreneurship management context motivations obstacles performance networking identity 1. Introduction The purpose of this chapter is to investigate the immigrant women entrepreneurship phenomenon by analysing management academic...

...The TEAM ADVANCE Peer Mentoring Circles Program is a facilitated peer mentoring program promoting a network of support for early-career faculty. Each circle consists of up to six early-career faculty (mentee-peers) who meet monthly for discussions facilitated by two senior faculty (mentor...

... countries featured in this book: China, India, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, and Vietnam. Research management and administration professionalisation community certification system skills practitioners networking education and training programs employment type age range Background: The Rise of New...

...Abstract The research management and administrator (RMA) profession in the Western Balkans (WB) has not yet been investigated. In this chapter, we provide a first insight into the current state of the profession, its evolution and existing network of peers within the region and between the region...

... be completed” ( Schraw et al., 2007 , p. 12), which I did during my dissertation writing. Introduction TESOL Doctoral Students Third Space PhD Struggles Networking The narratives of doctoral graduates often revolve around successful stories upon graduation such as landing a job, research opportunities...

.... Further, teacher roles are defined by the hours spent teaching, which again may seem like common sense. Yet at a university level, it is clear that roles are defined more broadly, including, for example, research, networking, and further development of ideas. A boarding school in Switzerland has over...

... instruction, valuing direct physical contact, social connection, and networking. Higher education institutions Covid-19 Chaos Theory of Careers students’ careers networking Greece 1. Introduction: Covid-19 and its Impact on Education Worldwide The outbreak of Covid-19 affected most aspects of human...

... of tourism development across the region. An opportunity exists for a thorough understanding about the emergence of tourism development in those countries that are underperforming in terms of visitor arrivals. In terms of conceptualising networking opportunities, similar interests, products and business ties...

...Abstract Interpersonal and informal ties and networks, known as wasta in the Arab Middle East region, remain a major force in Middle Eastern societies, determining most economic, social and political outcomes. Yet the literature on informal ties and networks is largely characterized...

...Abstract Informal networking is generally regarded as an important activity that is available to every manager, which usually results in positive outcomes. However, differences in networking behavior have been less frequently discussed and compared in a global context. We argue that different...

.... Iranian women entrepreneurs face some barriers related to their access to financial and nonfinancial resources, social value about women's abilities in management, network and networking, lack of role model in the society, and finally diversity of their responsibilities, which cause difficulty in work...