Culture and Positionality: Academy and Mentorship

Inman, Arpana G.

doi:10.1080/02703149.2019.1684678

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“…The individual positionality of all women is equally important to those who operate as strategic heads of state and whose lives are largely characterised by the privilege of hierarchical positions and the status accompanying them (Bright, Acosta and Parker, 2020;Inman, 2020)). This chapter aims to provide an insight into the existing evidence base of how women leaders in Higher Education during a global pandemic, such as COVID-19, cope in reality.…”

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Characteristic and Agentic Qualities of Women Leaders Amidst Global Crises

Hayes

Corrie

Graham

et al. 2021

Advances in Educational Marketing, Administration, and Leadership

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This chapter serves to deconstruct the characteristic and agentic qualities of women leaders amidst global crises, which are also reflected in the traits of women managing in more recognisable and relatable leadership roles in the context of HE. Within this will be the core acknowledgements that on a global level the impact of crises inevitably leads to a disproportionate impact on women, a lack of prioritisation of global impetus to address levels of gender inequality, and the embedded role of gender equity in relation to human progression and development on a macro level. This global perspective illuminates the inequalities that women educators face and the impact that this has on the broader scope of human development through educational impact. Whilst situational specificity is significant in terms of the context of HE leadership, the universality of human experience underpinning them remains the connecting thread, which enables the deconstruction of meaning making in applied educational leadership.

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Characteristic and Agentic Qualities of Women Leaders Amidst Global Crises

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Corrie

Graham

et al. 2021

Advances in Educational Marketing, Administration, and Leadership

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“…This attempt is pivotal not only for the analysis of culturepreneurial activities carried out by academic scholars, but also for the practices of culturepreneurship done by individuals themselves. It cultivates the consciousness of the positionality that, first and foremost, becomes the rule of the game (Inman, 2020). Therefore, an explanation about the characteristics of each culture found in the expo-Surabaya, Madura, Banyuwangi, and Bali-is important to know.…”

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Expanding the Cultural Turn in Culturepreneurship

Soeparto

2023

LAKON

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Culturepreneurship is a growing subject in Indonesia and in many parts of the world. It is a multi- and trans-disciplinary studies that combines tenets of entrepreneurship and cultural analysis. However, the connexion between these two disciplines are often to be not in complementary. The logic of entrepreneurship still dominates and leaves the cultural aspect of the discipline to be in the periphery. This article attempts to argue the importance of the cultural turn within culturepreneurship by incorporating Cultural Studies into the discussion. Specifically, since it is an initial stage of such effort, this article looks into Raymond Williams’ seminal contribution to Cultural Studies. His pioneering ideas on cultural materialism are the footing of later development of Cultural Studies. Other than theoretical discussions on Williams, the latter part of this article explores a case study of the 2022 Surabaya Great Expo to briefly manifest the attempt to do cultural turn in culturepreneurship.

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Special Issue Conclusion: Representing the Stories of Diverse Women in Psychology

Pelc

Mollen

2019

Women & Therapy

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Culture and Positionality: Academy and Mentorship

Cited by 13 publications

References 32 publications

Characteristic and Agentic Qualities of Women Leaders Amidst Global Crises

Characteristic and Agentic Qualities of Women Leaders Amidst Global Crises

Expanding the Cultural Turn in Culturepreneurship

Special Issue Conclusion: Representing the Stories of Diverse Women in Psychology

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