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New GEXcel Fellows
June 20 | 0 comments
Up-coming conference, October 12th - 14th
June 22 | 0 comments
Welcome to the Conference "Power Shifts and New Divisions in Society, Work and Universities"
May 10 | 0 comments
Extended deadline to apply for visiting fellowships GEXcel themes 7 & 8
April 22 | 0 comments
Opening Seminar of Theme 10: Love in Our Time – a Question for Feminism
March 25 | 0 comments
Research Theme 10, Love in Our Time – a Question for Feminism, is opened with a one-day seminar at Örebro University on May 20, 2010.
Junior Fellows selected for Theme 10
March 11 | 0 comments
Two postdoctoral scholars and four doctoral students have now been selected to participate as Visiting Fellows in Theme 10, Love in Our Time – A Question for Feminism.
GEXcel Themes 3, 6, 7, 8 and 9: Invitation to apply for visiting fellowships
March 08 | 0 comments
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(What's this?)Göransson, Anita, Professor
By Stine Adrian on 27 Aug | 0 comments
Anita Göransson is Professor of Gender Studies with special reference to economic change and organizations at Linköping University. She is co-director of GEXcel and team leader of GEXcel Themes 3 and 6. She is an economic and social historian and has done extensive work on an inter- and transdisciplinary basis. Her general research interest is how the gender order and other social hierarchies affect and interact with the formation of societies and their power orders. She has worked extensively with empirical materials and used the results to develop a theoretical approach that combines poststructural and materialist elements and stresses the analytically primary role of masculinity. Her dissertation studied the transition from the household-based to the market-based society and how the old gender order affected thetransformation of society in the 19th century. She has also done work on the modern labour market, on social stratification in history and today, and on the role of kinship and other networks, as well as on gender theory. Her most recent research focuses on the Swedish power elite and how different combinations of class, gender and ethnicity affect a person´s access to power in various social fields.



