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Living Gender in Diverse Times

open access: yesJournal of Gender Studies
Hines, S.   +3 more
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Analysis of gender diversity within orthopedic shoulder and elbow surgery fellowship programs. [PDF]

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Gender Development in Gender Diverse Children

Annual Review of Developmental Psychology, 2022
Within “mainstream” developmental science, gender researchers largely study the developmental trajectory of children considered to be “gender typical,” while research housed primarily in psychiatry and clinical psychology often documents the trajectories of gender diverse children.
Benjamin E, deMayo   +2 more
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The struggle for gender diversity

Australasian Psychiatry, 2020
Introduction: Contradictory social policies and attitudes about gender diversity raise questions about how we should understand the current status of the historical ‘heterosexual’ gender regime. Conclusion: Drawing on the work of the ...
Sally M Gardner, Paul A Komesaroff
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Valuing Gender Diversity in Teams: the Importance of Attitudes and Degree of Gender Diversity

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2015
Team gender diversity has been much debated in many different contexts – not least since the search for a main effect of diversity on performance was launched. However, results have so far been inconclusive, and a number of scholars suggest that more attention should be directed at contextual factors which could influence the effect of gender diversity
Lauring, Jakob, Villeseche, Florence
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Gender diversity, gender liminality in French Polynesia

International Journal of Transgender Health, 2023
Background: The phenomenon of the māhū and raerae of French Polynesia represents a long-standing historical recognition of a third gender status that makes space for a level of respect and integration within a broader society. Raerae is a more recent type of māhū who more overtly express themselves as women in society.
Jessie V. Ford, Eli Coleman
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