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MACMILLAN Academic Mothers Building Online Communities - Macmillan

Name: Academic Mothers Building Online Communities - Macmillan
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Academic Mothers Building Online Communities: It Takes a Village explores the ways mothers in academia create virtual networks to navigate professional challenges. This volume examines how these women seek out others with shared experiences to build support systems through digital spaces. Despite growing diversity in university populations, mothers in academia face specific institutional and interpersonal barriers. The text examines how these challenges manifest in the workplace, including gender wage gaps, stop-the-clock tenure policies, and inadequate parental leave. It also looks at external pressures like scarce local childcare options and social biases. By analyzing the disproportionate representation of mothers in precarious faculty and staff positions, this book provides a deep look into the modern academic landscape. It is an essential resource for understanding how digital communities help women manage the complexities of professional life and parenthood within higher education institutions.

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Examines how mothers in academia utilize virtual communities to find support and connection with peers facing similar professional experiences.

Analyzes institutional barriers including gender wage gaps and the impact of stop-the-clock tenure policies on faculty careers.

Discusses the challenges of inadequate parental leave policies and the scarcity of local childcare options for academic professionals.

Investigates the social biases and precarious employment positions that disproportionately affect mothers in university settings.

Provides insight into the diverse ways academic women build digital networks to navigate complex institutional landscapes.

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Brand: MACMILLAN
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 3031266641
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences > Anthropology & Sociology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 09 June 2023
Listed Since: 11 January 2023

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