Inequalities and the Paradigm of Excellence in Academia

Inequalities and the Paradigm of Excellence in Academia

Hoenig, Barbara; Weber, Susanne Maria; Jenkins, Fiona; Wolffram, Andrea

Taylor & Francis Ltd

06/2022

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Introduction: Inequalities and the Paradigm of Excellence in Academia

Part I. "Inclusive Excellence": How are excellence and gender equality combined?

1. Are Equality and Excellence a Happy Marriage of Terms? How Gender Figures in the Business Case for Change

2. Implementing Gender Mainstreaming in a Discourse of Academic Excellence

3. What are the Real Attitudes of Professors Toward Gender Equality?

4. An Excellent Researcher?: Institutional Programmatics and Organisational Strategies in the Academic Field

Part II. Constructing Excellence: How does gender bias affect the evaluation of excellence?

5. Gendered Representations of Excellence in Science and Technology

6. Gender Bias in Peer Review Panels: - "The Elephant in the Room"

7. Gendered Excellence for Business Interests: A Critical Examination of the Construction of Centres of Excellence in the Estonian Research Policy Discourse

8. Excellence?: Gendered Micropolitics in an Irish and Spanish University Context

Part III. Reproducing Inequality: How does the discourse of 'excellence' impact women's careers?

9. Scientific Careers and Mobility Patterns of Top Researchers of European Excellence

10. The Bargaining of Excellence: Who's (Not) Appointed by Academics?

11. Gendered Excellence in Physics

12. Excellent and Care-less? Gendered Everyday Practices of Early Career Scholars in Germany and Austria

Is Excellence really so Excellent?: An Afterword
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