Family, Career Progression and Gendered Academic Citizenship
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Gendered Academic Citizenship Issues and Experiences
Edited by Sevil Sümer
Citizenship, Gender and Diversity
Series Editors Beatrice Halsaa Centre for Gender Research University of Oslo Oslo, Norway Sasha Roseneil Faculty of Social and Historical Sciences University College London London, UK Sevil Sümer Department of Sociology University of Bergen Bergen, Norway
Aims of the Series Developed out of FEMCIT, a research project funded under the Sixth Framework of the European Commission examining gendered citizenship, multiculturalism and the impact of contemporary women’s movements in Europe, the series also welcomes submissions from scholars around the globe working in this area on projects with either a European or international focus.
More information about this series at http://www.palgrave.com/gp/series/14900
Sevil Sümer Editor
Gendered Academic Citizenship Issues and Experiences
Editor Sevil Sümer Department of Sociology University of Bergen Bergen, Norway
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For my sunshine, Selma Sümer Mutlu
Acknowledgments
The idea of developing the concept of Gendered Academic Citizenship came to me in a flash when I was thinking about a possible book proposal for this series. Citizenship was my former field of research, through the FEMCIT: Gendered Citizenship in Multicultural Europe project for which I was the Scie
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