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What is Situational Specificity

Stabilizing and Empowering Women in Higher Education: Realigning, Recentering, and Rebuilding
Is the context specific response that people demonstrate in different situations and settings.
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Toxic Femininity in Higher Education: Academia's Sting in the Tail – The Queen Bee
Catherine Hayes (University of Sunderland, UK)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-8597-2.ch003
Abstract
The metaphorical concept of the ‘Queen Bee' now transcends situational contexts to such an extent that it has become a universal focus for both contexts of research and professional practice. Global crises provide a unique context of perspective for the manifestations of gender inequity to be revealed within the context of leadership and management in higher education. From an historical perspective a woman whose behaviours were identifiable as being characteristic of a queen bee, became associated with the notion of projected enmity towards other, typically younger women who may be able to compete with them professionally. This chapter will illuminate key aspects of the queen bee complex through a lens of perspective which permits a metacognitive consideration of gender-based standpoints in higher education.
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Instructional Design at the Front Line: A Reflection on Epistemology and Meaning Making
The context bound nature of events, which provide a degree of uniqueness and impact on whether generalisability or potential transferability in research are possible or warranted.
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Surviving the Hive in Global Crisis?: The Queen Bee Phenomenon in Higher Education
Is the context specific response that people demonstrate in different situations and settings.
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Driving Agentic Empowerment With Metatheory: Global Transformation or Global Tokenism in Higher Education?
Is the context bound nature of events, which provide a degree of uniqueness and impact on whether generalisability or potential transferability in research are possible or warranted.
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