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David (2018). Men’s Career Trajectories: An update of our project.
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Markus (2018). Gender socialisation in
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Hungary.
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Eidevald,
Christian & Henecke, Birgitta (2018). Preventive and remedial
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Eleni & Trifeni, Sidiropoulou (2018). Contemporary challenges
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Arnt; Lysklett, Olaf B. & Emilsen, Kari (2018). Should
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student’s motivation for attending ECEC bachelor studies. Paper
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the 28th EECERA Annual Conference, 29.8.2018, Budapest, Hungary.
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Guohao
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teachers de-velopment - an exploration study from China and Norway.
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presented on the 28th EECERA Annual Conference, 30.8.2018, Budapest,
Hungary.
Rohrmann,
Tim; Emilsen, Kari; Peeters, Jan; Warin, Jo & Sak, Ramazan
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of gender-mixed teams - recent data, studies, and policy developments.
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presented on the 28th EECERA Annual Conference, 29.8.2018, Budapest,
Hungary.
Rohrmann, Tim; Sak, Ramazan; Şahin Sak,
İkbal Tuba &
Schauer, Gabriele (2018). Attitudes
towards men in ECEC. A comparison of parents' views in Austria and
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Hungary.
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Kari & Lysklett, Olav Bjarne (2017). Motivation and well-being
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Joanne (2017). Career trajectories of male early childhood workers in
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Tim & O‘Donoghue, Clare (2017). Otherness in children’s picture
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31.8.2017, Bologna, Italy.
Rohrmann,
Tim & O'Donoghue, Clare (2017). Children’s picture books on
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Christian (2016). Child sexual abuse (CSA): Its possible consequences
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Tim (2016).Parents’ views on men in ECEC in Austria. Paper presented on
the 4th SIG Gender Balance Research Conference, 31.8.2016, Dublin,
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Ramazan & Sahin-Sak, Ikbal Tuba (2016). Turkish parents’ views
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Meni (2016). Parents’ views on male EC educators in Greek pre-schools.
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31.8.2016, Dublin, Ireland.
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Jo (2016). Why do we need more male teachers in early childhood
education? International debates and perspectives on gender balance and
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Holger & Fuertes, Marina (2016). Are men different? A
comparison of German and Portuguese ECEC professionals. Presentation on
the 26th EECERA Annual Conference, 1.9.2016, Dublin, Ireland.
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Irmgard (2016). Men in childcare: the discursive construction of
masculinity between heroism and general suspicion. Presentation on the
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Kari & Ljunggren, Birgitte (2016). Young boys as "Play
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Birgitte & Emilsen, Kari (2016). To be a place with boys and
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Clare & Rohrmann, Tim (2016). Issues of diversity and inclusion
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Jo; Hellman, Anette & Adriany, Vina (2016). Conversation with
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Yuwei (2015). Children's Needs and Teachers' Gender: Rethinking Male
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David (2015). The attitudes of school principals and daycare directors
in achieving gender balance in ECEC.
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Bernhard (2015). Challenging gender policies in ECEC – The glass doors
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Jan; Rohrmann, Tim & Emilsen, Kari (2015). Gender balance in
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Thordis (2015). Equality in Icelandic preschools.
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Yael; Perez, Yair & Brody, David (2013). A Grassroots Support
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Johannes (2013). New gender perspectives on german early childhood
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Bernhard (2013). Professionalization in ECEC and the persistence of
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Michael (2013). Ambigous Attitudes. How female teachers view their male
counterparts in early childhood education.
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Wiebke (2013). Doing Masculinity and Professionality: Exploring the
Intersectionalities of Gender and Professionalisation in Early
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Tim & Emilsen, Kari (2013). How do working groups of male
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Ramazan (2013). Behavior management strategies: Beliefs and practices
of male and female early childhood teachers.
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Bernd (2013). Male child-care workers and their effects on boys’
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