Outputs

Gendered Power Hierarchies and their Taxonomy

The development of a taxonomy capturing dimensions of gendered power hierarchies serves as a foundational step. Download this taxonomy and know more about the groundwork for the operational concept of TEA and a research methodology template.

Toolkit – Better Practices Addressing Women’s Representation in the Workplace




The ethics of doing research on gendered power hierarchies

The Ethics of Doing Research on Gendered Power Hierarchies explores the critical ethical considerations when studying intersectional gender inequalities.

The RE-WIRING Transformative Equality Approach and Research Methodology Template



 

Working paper on an effective transformative equality strategy towards enhancing women’s representation in decision-making and leadership positions

This paper presents an analysis of gender disparities in leadership roles across public and private sectors, and across the countries represented in the project consortium, exploring their origins.

Gender-Negligence in the Occupational Pension Law Reform in the Netherlands

 

Gendered laws and policies – Country reports

Working paper: root causes of gendered law and policymaking processes and their effective tackling

 

RE-WIRING TEA policy evaluation checklist to identify and tackle gendered law- and policymaking processes

RE-WIRING Gender, Identity and Positionality: A Transnational and Transcultural Reading of Takou Ben Mohamed’s Graphic Narratives

Author – Lanslots, Inge
Lirias Type – Abstract/Presentation/Poster-Description -HUMANITIES AND INCLUSION A 3 I UNIVERSITY NETWORK PROJECT (Interregional Internationalisation Initiative) LILLE – 12-13 OCTOBER 2023
Humanities and Inclusion – A 3 I University Network Project, Date: 2023/10/12 – 2023/10/13, Location: Université de Lille – Faculté des Humanités
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