Ida Sabelis
Biographic Data
| ID | 385041 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ida Sabelis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ida |
| FAMILY NAME | Sabelis |
| SIGNATURE | SABELIS I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0109-0127 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 135 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
“Will the Real Feminist Please Stand Up?”: Plural Feminisms, Narrative Control, and the Politics of Staying In (and Out) at Gender, Work & Organization
Data sharing is not applicable to this article as no datasets were generated or analyzed during the current study.
The cracking, colourful facade: The performative inclusivity and realities of marginalized students in Dutch higher education
Purpose This paper aims to explore the gap between the inclusion policies of Dutch universities and the experiences of students. It seeks to provide a deeper understanding of student experiences, using an intersectional lens that considers nationality, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, socio-economic class, religion, first-generation student status and disability status. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative approach was adopted, including semi-s…
Knowledge, Power, and Young Sexualities. A Transnational Feminist Engagement
Review of the book Knowledge, Power, and Young Sexualities. A Transnational Feminist Engagement , by Tamara Shefer and Jeff Hearn
Using Economic Diaries in an Ethnographic Study: What They Can Tell About the Financial and Daily Lives of Male and Female Sex Workers in Mombasa
This article has two objectives: first, to contribute to the academic understanding of the relationship of money with sex work by going beyond purely instrumentalist conceptualizations; and second, to inform interventions aiming to empower sex workers’ economically. Qualitative research was conducted to better understand the financial lives of sex workers in Mombasa, Kenya. The article draws largely on a participatory method using 12 economic dia…
Advancing careers through ‘merit’: A rationalized-sensemaking narrative in hierarchical organizations
This contribution provides an in-context exploration of how middle-managers make sense of their career progress, and particularly focuses on ‘merit’ to understand how careers are driven in a hierarchical organization. The study exposes ‘merit’ as a fragmented and individualized construction that links back to the participants’ broader life ambitions and identity footprint. It also shows a tendency for maintaining trust in ‘merit’ above other circ…
On Tensions and Opportunities: Building Partnerships Between Government and Sex Worker-Led Organizations in Kenya in the Fight Against HIV/Aids
This research reveals how the experienced “tokenism” by sex workers’ representatives who take part in HIV prevention and care partnerships hinges on a lack of expertise by “technical experts” to make use of the different types of knowledge brought to the policy table by them. The article further explores other tensions and opportunities within HIV prevention and care partnerships in Kenya, including the effect of criminalization and devolution on…
Gendering environmental sustainability and organization: Introduction
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Elisabeth Nathanson, Television and postfeminist housekeeping. No time for mother
Articulating identities
One symptom of individualism in liquid modernity is the search for `identity'. Using the five theoretically discrete articles in this special issue as both a `rich' discursive resource and a point of departure, we develop a supplementary reading of the narratives which appear to inform identity research. We suggest that, while social agents in pursuit of `identity' draw on a cacophony of discursive sources, it is the varieties of `self—other' tal…
Discourse, practice, policy and organizing: Some opening comments
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to consider the interplay between discourse, policy and practice in relation to aspects of organization and processes of organizing. Design/methodology/approach Provides an introduction to the six contributions contained in this special issue and discusses how they relate to the core theme. Findings Highlights the need for an approach which treats discourses, policies and practices as connected and mutually im…
Time and Management - Vistas from France: Introduction to special section of Time & Society
Introduction to Time and Discourse: Time, text and tuning
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Global speed: A time view on transnationality
One of the most challenging aspects of the current processes of globalization is the accelerating pace with which communication, technological information, people and goods are ‘spinning’ around the world. With the growth of our spatial scope to a global level, we have become used to acceleration in a highly competitive world, which results in a feeling of real‐time experience, or instantaneity. The ways in which we deal with acceleration are det…
Time Management
The topic of time management inevitably emerges when researching concepts of time in organizations. And, as we live in a society where we deal with organizations all the time and in a variety of forms, we are continually confronted with the way in which time is managed in an `organizational' way. This article departs from a critical overview of time-management literature and confronts the assumptions therein with the experiences of a (female) chi…
Recycling Time: The Temporal Complexity of Waste Management
In this article we discuss the possible impact of emphasizing the temporal dimension of `waste' on the conceptualization of waste management in late modern societies. Beginning with an analysis of a dominant discursive formation of waste management, we argue that a lack of concern for the temporal aspects of waste has led to a misconceptualization of the waste problematic. Bringing the temporal to the fore allows us to see waste differently, not …
Articulating identities
One symptom of individualism in liquid modernity is the search for `identity'. Using the five theoretically discrete articles in this special issue as both a `rich' discursive resource and a point of departure, we develop a supplementary reading of the narratives which appear to inform identity research. We suggest that, while social agents in pursuit of `identity' draw on a cacophony of discursive sources, it is the varieties of `self—other' tal…
Time Management
The topic of time management inevitably emerges when researching concepts of time in organizations. And, as we live in a society where we deal with organizations all the time and in a variety of forms, we are continually confronted with the way in which time is managed in an `organizational' way. This article departs from a critical overview of time-management literature and confronts the assumptions therein with the experiences of a (female) chi…
Recycling Time: The Temporal Complexity of Waste Management
In this article we discuss the possible impact of emphasizing the temporal dimension of `waste' on the conceptualization of waste management in late modern societies. Beginning with an analysis of a dominant discursive formation of waste management, we argue that a lack of concern for the temporal aspects of waste has led to a misconceptualization of the waste problematic. Bringing the temporal to the fore allows us to see waste differently, not …
Gendering environmental sustainability and organization: Introduction
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On Tensions and Opportunities: Building Partnerships Between Government and Sex Worker-Led Organizations in Kenya in the Fight Against HIV/Aids
This research reveals how the experienced “tokenism” by sex workers’ representatives who take part in HIV prevention and care partnerships hinges on a lack of expertise by “technical experts” to make use of the different types of knowledge brought to the policy table by them. The article further explores other tensions and opportunities within HIV prevention and care partnerships in Kenya, including the effect of criminalization and devolution on…
Introduction to Time and Discourse: Time, text and tuning
HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access archive for the deposit and dissemination of scientific research documents, whether they are published or not.The documents may come from teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research centers.L'archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire
Advancing careers through ‘merit’: A rationalized-sensemaking narrative in hierarchical organizations
This contribution provides an in-context exploration of how middle-managers make sense of their career progress, and particularly focuses on ‘merit’ to understand how careers are driven in a hierarchical organization. The study exposes ‘merit’ as a fragmented and individualized construction that links back to the participants’ broader life ambitions and identity footprint. It also shows a tendency for maintaining trust in ‘merit’ above other circ…
Discourse, practice, policy and organizing: Some opening comments
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to consider the interplay between discourse, policy and practice in relation to aspects of organization and processes of organizing. Design/methodology/approach Provides an introduction to the six contributions contained in this special issue and discusses how they relate to the core theme. Findings Highlights the need for an approach which treats discourses, policies and practices as connected and mutually im…
Time and Management - Vistas from France: Introduction to special section of Time & Society
Global speed: A time view on transnationality
One of the most challenging aspects of the current processes of globalization is the accelerating pace with which communication, technological information, people and goods are ‘spinning’ around the world. With the growth of our spatial scope to a global level, we have become used to acceleration in a highly competitive world, which results in a feeling of real‐time experience, or instantaneity. The ways in which we deal with acceleration are det…
Recycling Time: The Temporal Complexity of Waste Management
In this article we discuss the possible impact of emphasizing the temporal dimension of `waste' on the conceptualization of waste management in late modern societies. Beginning with an analysis of a dominant discursive formation of waste management, we argue that a lack of concern for the temporal aspects of waste has led to a misconceptualization of the waste problematic. Bringing the temporal to the fore allows us to see waste differently, not …
Time Management
The topic of time management inevitably emerges when researching concepts of time in organizations. And, as we live in a society where we deal with organizations all the time and in a variety of forms, we are continually confronted with the way in which time is managed in an `organizational' way. This article departs from a critical overview of time-management literature and confronts the assumptions therein with the experiences of a (female) chi…
Global speed: A time view on transnationality
One of the most challenging aspects of the current processes of globalization is the accelerating pace with which communication, technological information, people and goods are ‘spinning’ around the world. With the growth of our spatial scope to a global level, we have become used to acceleration in a highly competitive world, which results in a feeling of real‐time experience, or instantaneity. The ways in which we deal with acceleration are det…
Introduction to Time and Discourse: Time, text and tuning
HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access archive for the deposit and dissemination of scientific research documents, whether they are published or not.The documents may come from teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research centers.L'archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire
Discourse, practice, policy and organizing: Some opening comments
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to consider the interplay between discourse, policy and practice in relation to aspects of organization and processes of organizing. Design/methodology/approach Provides an introduction to the six contributions contained in this special issue and discusses how they relate to the core theme. Findings Highlights the need for an approach which treats discourses, policies and practices as connected and mutually im…
Time and Management - Vistas from France: Introduction to special section of Time & Society
Articulating identities
One symptom of individualism in liquid modernity is the search for `identity'. Using the five theoretically discrete articles in this special issue as both a `rich' discursive resource and a point of departure, we develop a supplementary reading of the narratives which appear to inform identity research. We suggest that, while social agents in pursuit of `identity' draw on a cacophony of discursive sources, it is the varieties of `self—other' tal…
Elisabeth Nathanson, Television and postfeminist housekeeping. No time for mother
On Tensions and Opportunities: Building Partnerships Between Government and Sex Worker-Led Organizations in Kenya in the Fight Against HIV/Aids
This research reveals how the experienced “tokenism” by sex workers’ representatives who take part in HIV prevention and care partnerships hinges on a lack of expertise by “technical experts” to make use of the different types of knowledge brought to the policy table by them. The article further explores other tensions and opportunities within HIV prevention and care partnerships in Kenya, including the effect of criminalization and devolution on…
Gendering environmental sustainability and organization: Introduction
TEST 02 - Elsevier's Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature. Search and access research from the science, technology, medicine, social sciences and arts and humanities fields
Advancing careers through ‘merit’: A rationalized-sensemaking narrative in hierarchical organizations
This contribution provides an in-context exploration of how middle-managers make sense of their career progress, and particularly focuses on ‘merit’ to understand how careers are driven in a hierarchical organization. The study exposes ‘merit’ as a fragmented and individualized construction that links back to the participants’ broader life ambitions and identity footprint. It also shows a tendency for maintaining trust in ‘merit’ above other circ…
Using Economic Diaries in an Ethnographic Study: What They Can Tell About the Financial and Daily Lives of Male and Female Sex Workers in Mombasa
This article has two objectives: first, to contribute to the academic understanding of the relationship of money with sex work by going beyond purely instrumentalist conceptualizations; and second, to inform interventions aiming to empower sex workers’ economically. Qualitative research was conducted to better understand the financial lives of sex workers in Mombasa, Kenya. The article draws largely on a participatory method using 12 economic dia…
Knowledge, Power, and Young Sexualities. A Transnational Feminist Engagement
Review of the book Knowledge, Power, and Young Sexualities. A Transnational Feminist Engagement , by Tamara Shefer and Jeff Hearn
The cracking, colourful facade: The performative inclusivity and realities of marginalized students in Dutch higher education
Purpose This paper aims to explore the gap between the inclusion policies of Dutch universities and the experiences of students. It seeks to provide a deeper understanding of student experiences, using an intersectional lens that considers nationality, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, socio-economic class, religion, first-generation student status and disability status. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative approach was adopted, including semi-s…
“Will the Real Feminist Please Stand Up?”: Plural Feminisms, Narrative Control, and the Politics of Staying In (and Out) at Gender, Work & Organization
Data sharing is not applicable to this article as no datasets were generated or analyzed during the current study.
Sociology (13 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Management and Organizational Studies (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Economics (3 works)