Linda Lane
Biographic Data
| ID | 4142330 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Linda Lane |
| GIVEN NAMES | Linda |
| FAMILY NAME | Lane |
| SIGNATURE | LANE L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Gothenburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3938-2942 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
“That’s Not Sexual Harassment, Is It?”: How Understandings of Sexual Harassment Impact Intervention Work
Sexual harassment (SH) is commonly categorized into gender harassment, unwanted sexual attention, and sexual coercion, and can be understood as part of a broader continuum of violence often experienced by women. To better understand why SH persists, this study examines how perceptions of SH influence organizational interventions, using data from the Norwegian Police Service since 2016. Findings show that behaviors such as unwanted hugging and tou…
Women’s Collectives and Collective Action for Food and Energy Security: Reflections from a Community of Practice (CoP) Perspective
In feminist political ecological discourses, women are seen as potential initiators and actors in collective action. Gendered differential practices in sustaining certain forms of collective action within the community have remained under-researched. Women play a key role as providers of food, water, fuel and fodder. They have also gained access to alternative means of livelihood and formed groups to conserve forest resources. Women’s roles hold …
How Gender Equal Is Sweden? An Analysis of the Shift in Focus under Neoliberalism
Sweden’s proven ability to enact family-friendly policies to support its gender equality ambitions has made it an exemplar of gender equality to emulate among developing countries. The aim of this article is to demonstrate that while Swedish gender equality has become an important part of Swedish identity, paradoxically, the foundations upon which this identity was built has gradually been eroded––Sweden has shifted from a welfare state with coll…
Begreppet arbete: En betraktelse över dess könade karaktär
Since industrialization paid work has been associated with men. When the labour movement struggled for regulated work time at the beginning of the 20th century it was in reality male labourers working conditions that were at the centre of debate. The demand for “eight hour work day, eight hours leisure and eight hours rest” was an explicit demand, built on an already established gender order; him in paid work and her with responsibility for unpai…
Fanon Revisited: Race Gender and Coloniality Vis-à-Vis Skin Colour
Gender Differences in Quality of Life
Despite decades of policy promoting emancipation, gender differences still constitute a major social problem in Europe. In terms of social inequality and quality of life, women run a higher risk than men of being among the disadvantaged groups (Padavic and Reskin, 2002; EC, 2008). Comparable data from the UNECE’s Gender Statistics Database show that women in each of the eight countries in this research project have a smaller chance of being econo…
Focus on Pronunciation: Principles and Practice for Effective Communication
The Ordnance Survey and the Public: Discussion
Women’s Collectives and Collective Action for Food and Energy Security: Reflections from a Community of Practice (CoP) Perspective
In feminist political ecological discourses, women are seen as potential initiators and actors in collective action. Gendered differential practices in sustaining certain forms of collective action within the community have remained under-researched. Women play a key role as providers of food, water, fuel and fodder. They have also gained access to alternative means of livelihood and formed groups to conserve forest resources. Women’s roles hold …
How Gender Equal Is Sweden? An Analysis of the Shift in Focus under Neoliberalism
Sweden’s proven ability to enact family-friendly policies to support its gender equality ambitions has made it an exemplar of gender equality to emulate among developing countries. The aim of this article is to demonstrate that while Swedish gender equality has become an important part of Swedish identity, paradoxically, the foundations upon which this identity was built has gradually been eroded––Sweden has shifted from a welfare state with coll…
The Ordnance Survey and the Public: Discussion
Focus on Pronunciation: Principles and Practice for Effective Communication
Gender Differences in Quality of Life
Despite decades of policy promoting emancipation, gender differences still constitute a major social problem in Europe. In terms of social inequality and quality of life, women run a higher risk than men of being among the disadvantaged groups (Padavic and Reskin, 2002; EC, 2008). Comparable data from the UNECE’s Gender Statistics Database show that women in each of the eight countries in this research project have a smaller chance of being econo…
Fanon Revisited: Race Gender and Coloniality Vis-à-Vis Skin Colour
Begreppet arbete: En betraktelse över dess könade karaktär
Since industrialization paid work has been associated with men. When the labour movement struggled for regulated work time at the beginning of the 20th century it was in reality male labourers working conditions that were at the centre of debate. The demand for “eight hour work day, eight hours leisure and eight hours rest” was an explicit demand, built on an already established gender order; him in paid work and her with responsibility for unpai…
Women’s Collectives and Collective Action for Food and Energy Security: Reflections from a Community of Practice (CoP) Perspective
In feminist political ecological discourses, women are seen as potential initiators and actors in collective action. Gendered differential practices in sustaining certain forms of collective action within the community have remained under-researched. Women play a key role as providers of food, water, fuel and fodder. They have also gained access to alternative means of livelihood and formed groups to conserve forest resources. Women’s roles hold …
How Gender Equal Is Sweden? An Analysis of the Shift in Focus under Neoliberalism
Sweden’s proven ability to enact family-friendly policies to support its gender equality ambitions has made it an exemplar of gender equality to emulate among developing countries. The aim of this article is to demonstrate that while Swedish gender equality has become an important part of Swedish identity, paradoxically, the foundations upon which this identity was built has gradually been eroded––Sweden has shifted from a welfare state with coll…
“That’s Not Sexual Harassment, Is It?”: How Understandings of Sexual Harassment Impact Intervention Work
Sexual harassment (SH) is commonly categorized into gender harassment, unwanted sexual attention, and sexual coercion, and can be understood as part of a broader continuum of violence often experienced by women. To better understand why SH persists, this study examines how perceptions of SH influence organizational interventions, using data from the Norwegian Police Service since 2016. Findings show that behaviors such as unwanted hugging and tou…
Sociology (6 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Gender equality (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)