Women in Management Review: Volume 16 Issue 6

Senior management in chartered surveying: where are the women?

Louise Ellison

This paper draws from survey data to examine the chronic shortage of women in senior management positions in the surveying profession. It is based on the experiences of women…

Gender and managerial competence: support for theories of androgyny?

Judy McGregor, David Tweed

Since Schein’s evocative and enduring metaphor "think manager – think male" there has been a stream of literature discussing gender difference in managerial style. The newer…

Are women better at organisational learning? An SME perspective

Lynn Martin

The study compared male and female owned and managed SMEs and the impact of gender on the organisational learning taking place in these firms. This explores how the learning…

Male and female perspectives on equality measures for the UK construction sector

Andrew R.J. Dainty, Barbara M. Bagilhole, Richard H. Neale

There have been a number of significant research projects that have explored aspects of women’s under‐representation and underachievement within the UK construction industry…

The Black Feminist Reader

Leah Whiu