Mart Willekens
Biographic Data
| ID | 228159 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mart Willekens |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mart |
| FAMILY NAME | Willekens |
| SIGNATURE | WILLEKENS M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ghent University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3738-9852 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Threatening men, threatened women and vice versa: Job and status-related risk factors for experiencing sexual harassment in the media and cultural sectors
Using an extensive survey filled out by 2023 people working in the media and cultural sectors of Flanders, we analyse how job and status-related factors influence the likelihood of experiencing different types of sexual harassment in the media and cultural sector and how the effects may differ for male and female workers. We differentiate between three types of workplace-related sexual harassment: sexual communication, infantilization and physica…
Cultural logics and modes of consumption: Unraveling the multiplicity of symbolic distinctions among concert audiences
In this study, we examined how audiences for different types of concerts structure their musical preferences according to specific cultural logics and how this relates to the motives for going to the concert. We used large-scale audience data collected at 73 concerts in Belgium ( n = 1594). Using Correlational Class Analysis, we inductively uncovered four different cultural logics: omnivore vs. disinterested; highbrow vs. lowbrow; acoustic vs. el…
Social stratification and social media disengagement. The effect of economic, cultural and social capital on reasons for non-use of social media platforms
Who participates and how much? Explaining non-attendance and the frequency of attending arts and heritage activities
Boundary Tastes at Work: The Gendered Effect of Authority Positions in the Workplace on Taste in Clothing and Food
In this article, we test three hypotheses about the gendered effect of authority positions in the workplace on tastes in the areas of food and clothing. We use the micro-interactionist model of Randall Collins to formulate new hypotheses on the development of aesthetic and practical taste patterns, as described by Pierre Bourdieu. This leads to the following hypotheses: (1) people in superordinate positions will develop more aesthetic tastes; (2)…
Family (and) culture: The effect of cultural capital within the family on the cultural participation of adolescents
Whose Education Matters More? Mothers' and Fathers' Education and the Cultural Participation of Adolescents
This article examines the effects of parental educational levels on the art/heritage and pop/rock participation of adolescents. We use a subset of adolescents from the survey 'Cultural Participation in Flanders 2003-2004' (N = 1030) to test the relative effects of the educational levels of the mother and father. Using diagonal reference models, we find that the parent with the highest educational level - regardless of whether it is the father or …
Family (and) culture: The effect of cultural capital within the family on the cultural participation of adolescents
Who participates and how much? Explaining non-attendance and the frequency of attending arts and heritage activities
Whose Education Matters More? Mothers' and Fathers' Education and the Cultural Participation of Adolescents
This article examines the effects of parental educational levels on the art/heritage and pop/rock participation of adolescents. We use a subset of adolescents from the survey 'Cultural Participation in Flanders 2003-2004' (N = 1030) to test the relative effects of the educational levels of the mother and father. Using diagonal reference models, we find that the parent with the highest educational level - regardless of whether it is the father or …
Threatening men, threatened women and vice versa: Job and status-related risk factors for experiencing sexual harassment in the media and cultural sectors
Using an extensive survey filled out by 2023 people working in the media and cultural sectors of Flanders, we analyse how job and status-related factors influence the likelihood of experiencing different types of sexual harassment in the media and cultural sector and how the effects may differ for male and female workers. We differentiate between three types of workplace-related sexual harassment: sexual communication, infantilization and physica…
Boundary Tastes at Work: The Gendered Effect of Authority Positions in the Workplace on Taste in Clothing and Food
In this article, we test three hypotheses about the gendered effect of authority positions in the workplace on tastes in the areas of food and clothing. We use the micro-interactionist model of Randall Collins to formulate new hypotheses on the development of aesthetic and practical taste patterns, as described by Pierre Bourdieu. This leads to the following hypotheses: (1) people in superordinate positions will develop more aesthetic tastes; (2)…
Family (and) culture: The effect of cultural capital within the family on the cultural participation of adolescents
Whose Education Matters More? Mothers' and Fathers' Education and the Cultural Participation of Adolescents
This article examines the effects of parental educational levels on the art/heritage and pop/rock participation of adolescents. We use a subset of adolescents from the survey 'Cultural Participation in Flanders 2003-2004' (N = 1030) to test the relative effects of the educational levels of the mother and father. Using diagonal reference models, we find that the parent with the highest educational level - regardless of whether it is the father or …
Boundary Tastes at Work: The Gendered Effect of Authority Positions in the Workplace on Taste in Clothing and Food
In this article, we test three hypotheses about the gendered effect of authority positions in the workplace on tastes in the areas of food and clothing. We use the micro-interactionist model of Randall Collins to formulate new hypotheses on the development of aesthetic and practical taste patterns, as described by Pierre Bourdieu. This leads to the following hypotheses: (1) people in superordinate positions will develop more aesthetic tastes; (2)…
Who participates and how much? Explaining non-attendance and the frequency of attending arts and heritage activities
Cultural logics and modes of consumption: Unraveling the multiplicity of symbolic distinctions among concert audiences
In this study, we examined how audiences for different types of concerts structure their musical preferences according to specific cultural logics and how this relates to the motives for going to the concert. We used large-scale audience data collected at 73 concerts in Belgium ( n = 1594). Using Correlational Class Analysis, we inductively uncovered four different cultural logics: omnivore vs. disinterested; highbrow vs. lowbrow; acoustic vs. el…
Social stratification and social media disengagement. The effect of economic, cultural and social capital on reasons for non-use of social media platforms
Threatening men, threatened women and vice versa: Job and status-related risk factors for experiencing sexual harassment in the media and cultural sectors
Using an extensive survey filled out by 2023 people working in the media and cultural sectors of Flanders, we analyse how job and status-related factors influence the likelihood of experiencing different types of sexual harassment in the media and cultural sector and how the effects may differ for male and female workers. We differentiate between three types of workplace-related sexual harassment: sexual communication, infantilization and physica…
Psychology (7 works) · Social and Cultural Dynamics (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Cultural capital (3 works) · Cultural heritage (3 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Social capital (3 works)