Tag: sexual harassment

#MeToo: Tackling Harassment in Academic Publishing

By Mollie Broad | Published: October 8, 2018

The #MeToo movement has slowly spread across to other sectors as people begin to come forward with their own stories of sexual harassment and bullying. In academic publishing, this conversation was in part started in February by Alison’s Mudditt’s powerful post on The Scholarly Kitchen. Muddit chaired a recent panel looking at sexual harassment, and ways to combat it, at the annual ALPSP conference.

Should Universities Be Parents?

By Robert Dingwall | Published: April 17, 2018

Increasingly, says Robert Dingwall, UK universities are taking a more paternal role in the lives of their students, taking -- or perhaps resuming -- more active roles in addressing their charges' mental health, criminal conduct and self-care.

Sexual Harassment and Universities

By Robert Dingwall | Published: December 22, 2017

Developing an effective response to sexual harassment in the academic industry -- by no means a new phenomenon, notes Robert Dingwall -- requires us to consider questions about institutional memory, occupational cultures, and organizational silos, rather than badly behaved individuals.

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