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Racialized Gendered Organizations: A Research Primer

Melissa Abad
Friday, September 20, 2024
1:30-3:00 PM
R2230 Ross School of Business Map
With the rise of research on racialized gendered organizations, I draw on two distinct industry case studies to outline theoretical and methodological lessons. I will draw on findings from an immigrant services case study and my more recent research on women of color in the corporate sector to illustrate the utility of a multi-level research design that leverages the theoretical tools of Black Feminist theory and organizational theory. By doing so, I show how my findings help explain the stunted policy reform in both immigration policy and diversity management.
Building: Ross School of Business
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Event Type: Lecture / Discussion
Tags: African American, american culture, Civil Rights, Democracy, Feminism, Gender, Inclusion, Inequality
Source: Happening @ Michigan from Interdisciplinary Committee on Organizational Studies - ICOS, Department of Sociology, Organizational Studies Program (OS)