I am an Assistant Professor in Critical Organisation Studies whose main research interest is the gender inequity experienced by working parents (in paid employment). I explore the role of patriarchy as a discourse in organisational contexts. I am also interested in critical perspectives on masculinities from hegemonic to hybrid and caring masculinities and how this impacts the construction of the 'dad' identity. I have published using a transdisciplinary, critical approach incorporating gender and dystopian fiction in organisations. I also use fiction and autoethnography to write differently. Finally, I established and proudly lead the Northumbria University Parents and Carers Network in 2020.
I am open to PhD proposals on the themes of masculinities, parents at work and the use of fiction in management and organisation studies.
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BALTIC; VANE Gallery and Gallery North
Lecture Theatre 003
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The Great Hall
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Room 301 and 313, Sandyford Building
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