99: Gendering in Organizations -- Joan Acker (Summary of Episode)

Talking About Organizations Podcast
14/03/2023 4 min

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We will discuss Joan Acker’s article “Hierarchies, Jobs, Bodies: A Theory of Gendered Organizations,” from 1990. This article signaled a clarion call to change the direction of organizational research to acknowledge the inherent gendering built into processes and structures in the workplace. This would allow for the development of organizations that would be more democratic and humane.

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