... status and WO . Qualitative themes revealed group- and individual-based exclusion, limited learning opportunities, and lack of leadership action. Further, in remote settings, subtle exclusionary practices – such as restricting access to meetings or hiding calendars – were more pronounced. Originality...

... to remedy the situation. Design/methodology/approach Based on the author’s experiences as joint editor-in-chief at Gender, Work & Organization, the paper offers a viewpoint of exclusion issues and problematic behaviors within academic publishing through a first-hand perspective and critical...

...Mark Jones; Pauline Stanton; Mark Rose Purpose This paper focuses on First Peoples Founders of for-profit entities in Australia and the role of the Indigenous Economic Development Agencies (IEDAs). We explore the challenges facing First Peoples enterprises, influenced by historical exclusion from...

...Dr Johanna Hofbauer and Dr Astrid Podsiadlowski; Laura Dobusch Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to anchor the buzzword “inclusive organisation” in a theory-based perspective by identifying meanings of inclusion and exclusion in various scientific discourses. Design/methodology/approach...

..., 2007). Regardless of equality claims, citizenship, in most western democracies, has been constructed through a variety of exclusions, based on gender, race, class, and sexuality (e.g. Ackelsberg, 2005 ; Dobrowolsky and Jenson, 2004 ; Jaggar, 2005). The masculine norm that underpins most...