Literatuur hoofdpunten Flashcards

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Acker (2006)

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  • inequality regimes
  • gender, race and class
  • intersectionality
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Amis, Mair and Munir (2020)

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  • organizational reproduction of inequality
  • five mechanisms which reproduce inequality
  • three myths which uphold the mechanisms
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Five mechanisms from Amis, Mair and Munir (2020)

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  1. hiring practices
  2. promotion
  3. role allocation
  4. compensation
  5. organizational structuring
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Three myths from Amis, Mair and Munir (2020)

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  1. efficiency
  2. meritocracy
  3. positive globalization
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Ahmed (2007)

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  • doing the document
  • responsibility issue
  • ‘tick box’ mentality
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Klarbach and Egger

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  • implementation process
  • four management perspectives
  • 4-R method
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Four management perspectives from Klarbach and Egger

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  1. resistance
  2. discrimination and fairness
  3. access and legitimacy
  4. learning
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4-R method from Klarbach and Egger

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  1. representation
  2. resources
  3. realization
  4. rights
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Beauregard

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  • resistance to diversity / resistance to diversity policies
  • subtle and overt resistance
  • endorsement and activism
  • what generates resistance (individual and organizational)
  • dealing with resistance
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Ferdman (2017)

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  • inclusion
  • paradoxes of inclusion
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Three paradoxes of inclusion from Ferdman (2017)

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  1. self expression and identity
  2. boundaries and norms
  3. safety and comfort
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Hearn and Louvrier (2015)

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  • theories of difference, diversity and intersectionality
  • essentialist and constructionist
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Kalev et al. (2006)

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  • efficacy of diversity programs
  • approaches to increasing managerial diversity
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Three approaches from Kalev et al. (2006)

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  1. creation of specialized positions
  2. training and feedback
  3. programs that target the isolation of minorities
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Kelan and Wratil (2018)

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  • change agents (micro/macro)
  • practices for senior leaders
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Six practices for senior leaders from Kelan and Wratil (2018)

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  1. accountability
  2. build ownership
  3. communication
  4. lead by example
  5. initiatives
  6. drive culture change
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Lombardo and Mergaert (2016)

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  • resistance to gender training and mainstreaming
  • individual / institutional
  • implicit / explicit
  • gender specific / non-gender specific
  • resistance from trainees / commissioners
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Meyerson and Martin (1987)

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  • views of culture and cultural change
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Three views from Meyerson and Martin (1987)

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  1. integration
  2. differentiation
  3. ambiguity
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Murray (2014)

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  • overrepresentation of men instead of underrepresentation of women
  • gender quotas for men or women
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Noon (2010)

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  • positive discrimination
  • counterarguments to four main objections
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Counterargument to four objections to positive discrimination from Noon (2010)

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  1. best candidate?
  2. not based on meritocracy
  3. could raise suspicion with colleagues
  4. reversed discrimination
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Shore et al. (2018)

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  • inclusive workplaces
  • inclusion vs. diversity
  • inclusion constructs
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Five inclusion constructs from Shore et al. (2018)

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  1. work group inclusion
  2. leader inclusion
  3. perceived organizational inclusion
  4. organizational inclusion practices
  5. inclusive climate
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Tatli and Özbilgin (2009)

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  • diversity managers as change agents
  • critiques of change agency models
  • dimensions of change agency
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Three critiques of change agency models from Tatli and Özbilgin (2009)

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  1. rational, autonomous and individualistic conceptualization
  2. a-contextual and disembodied focus on competencies
  3. lack of consideration for power dynamics
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Three dimensions to look at change agency from Tatli and Özbilgin (2009)

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  1. situatedness (context)
  2. relationality (micro/meso/macro)
  3. praxis (dynamic nature)
    - doxic reflection
    - strategic action
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Thomlinson and Schwabenland (2010)

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  • business case and social justice case
  • diversity implementation approaches
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Two diversity implementation approaches from Thomlinson and Schwabenland (2010)

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  1. dissolving diversity
  2. valuing diversity