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	However, Connell and those who have been inspired by her work are sensitive to the potential tensions, or even contradictions, that can exist between the historically constructed societal pattern of gender relations (e.g. the ‘male breadwinner / female carer’ model of the sexual division of labour that has been enshrined in many social protection policies) at the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], and the more localised configurations, that may conform to or depart from the wider gender order. Using the notion of ‘gender regime’ implies paying as much analytical attention to inconsistencies and to the forces for social change as to structural constraints and the mechanisms of social reproduction (see Walby, 2020).		However, Connell and those who have been inspired by her work are sensitive to the potential tensions, or even contradictions, that can exist between the historically constructed societal pattern of gender relations (e.g. the ‘male breadwinner / female carer’ model of the sexual division of labour that has been enshrined in many social protection policies) at the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], and the more localised configurations, that may conform to or depart from the wider gender order. Using the notion of ‘gender regime’ implies paying as much analytical attention to inconsistencies and to the forces for social change as to structural constraints and the mechanisms of social reproduction (see Walby, 2020).

	Because of its acknowledgment of the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], the concept of gender regimes may help life course researchers to better understand [[Stress and stressors\|stress and stressors]] generated in individuals by current gendered arrangements.<br>		Because of its acknowledgment of the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], the concept of gender regimes may help [[Life course\|life course]] researchers to better understand [[Stress and stressors\|stress and stressors]] generated in individuals by current gendered arrangements.<br>
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	Author: Nicky Le Feuvre		Author: Nicky Le Feuvre

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	City University of London. (2020). ''Varieties of Gender Regimes''[Webinar Workshop]. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qxhi9_CMg6M&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=City%2CUniversityofLondon<br>		City University of London. (2020). ''Varieties of Gender Regimes''[Webinar Workshop]. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qxhi9_CMg6M&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=City%2CUniversityofLondon<br>

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	According to the seminal work of Raewyn Connell (1987), a ‘gender regime’ refers to several distinct but interrelated dimensions of gender relations in a given sociohistorical context. It provides the normative context for particular events, aspirations, relationships and practices to unfold. According to Connell (2006), a ‘gender regime’ is composed of:		According to the seminal work of Raewyn Connell (1987), a ‘gender regime’ refers to several distinct but interrelated dimensions of gender relations in a given sociohistorical context. It provides the normative context for particular events, aspirations, relationships and practices to unfold. According to Connell (2006), a ‘gender regime’ is composed of:

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 ==Selected references==
-Boni-Le Goff, I. & Le Feuvre, N. (2017). ''Professions from a Gendered Perspective''. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Business and Management, Oxford: Oxford University Press doi:10.1093/acrefore/9780190224851.013.8
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-Boni-Le Goff, I., Le Feuvre, N., Lépinard, E., Mallard, G. (2019). Do Gender Regimes Matter? Converging and Diverging Career Prospects among Young French and Swiss Lawyers. ''M. Choroszewicz & T. L. Adams (eds.)'', ''Gender, Age and Inequality in the Professions'', London: Routledge, Coll. Gender and Organization: 114-134. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781351052467
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-Connell, R. W. (1987). ''Gender and Power: Society, the Person & Sexual Politics''. Chichester: Wiley.
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	According to the seminal work of Raewyn Connell (1987), a ‘gender regime’ refers to several distinct but interrelated dimensions of gender relations in a given sociohistorical context. It provides the normative context for particular events, aspirations, relationships and practices to unfold. According to Connell (2006), a ‘gender regime’ is composed of:		According to the seminal work of Raewyn Connell (1987), a ‘gender regime’ refers to several distinct but interrelated dimensions of gender relations in a given sociohistorical context. It provides the normative context for particular events, aspirations, relationships and practices to unfold. According to Connell (2006), a ‘gender regime’ is composed of:

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	However, Connell and those who have been inspired by her work are sensitive to the potential tensions, or even contradictions, that can exist between the historically constructed societal pattern of gender relations (e.g. the ‘male breadwinner / female carer’ model of the sexual division of labour that has been enshrined in many social protection policies) at the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], and the more localised configurations, that may conform to or depart from the wider gender order. Using the notion of ‘gender regime’ implies paying as much analytical attention to inconsistencies and to the forces for social change as to structural constraints and the mechanisms of social reproduction (see Walby, 2020).		However, Connell and those who have been inspired by her work are sensitive to the potential tensions, or even contradictions, that can exist between the historically constructed societal pattern of gender relations (e.g. the ‘male breadwinner / female carer’ model of the sexual division of labour that has been enshrined in many social protection policies) at the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], and the more localised configurations, that may conform to or depart from the wider gender order. Using the notion of ‘gender regime’ implies paying as much analytical attention to inconsistencies and to the forces for social change as to structural constraints and the mechanisms of social reproduction (see Walby, 2020).

	Because of its acknowledgment of the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], the concept of gender regimes may help life course researchers to better understand [[Stress and stressors\|stress and stressors]] generated in individuals by current gendered arrangements.		Because of its acknowledgment of the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], the concept of gender regimes may help life course researchers to better understand [[Stress and stressors\|stress and stressors]] generated in individuals by current gendered arrangements.<br>
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			Author: Nicky Le Feuvre

	==Selected references==		==Selected references==

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	However, Connell and those who have been inspired by her work are sensitive to the potential tensions, or even contradictions, that can exist between the historically constructed societal pattern of gender relations (e.g. the ‘male breadwinner / female carer’ model of the sexual division of labour that has been enshrined in many social protection policies) at the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], and the more localised configurations, that may conform to or depart from the wider gender order. Using the notion of ‘gender regime’ implies paying as much analytical attention to inconsistencies and to the forces for social change as to structural constraints and the mechanisms of social reproduction (see Walby, 2020).		However, Connell and those who have been inspired by her work are sensitive to the potential tensions, or even contradictions, that can exist between the historically constructed societal pattern of gender relations (e.g. the ‘male breadwinner / female carer’ model of the sexual division of labour that has been enshrined in many social protection policies) at the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], and the more localised configurations, that may conform to or depart from the wider gender order. Using the notion of ‘gender regime’ implies paying as much analytical attention to inconsistencies and to the forces for social change as to structural constraints and the mechanisms of social reproduction (see Walby, 2020).

	Because of its acknowledgment of the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], the concept of gender regimes may help life course researchers to better understand [[Stress and stressors\|stress and stressors]] generated by current gendered arrangements.		Because of its acknowledgment of the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], the concept of gender regimes may help life course researchers to better understand [[Stress and stressors\|stress and stressors]] generated in individuals by current gendered arrangements.

	==Selected references==		==Selected references==

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	However, Connell and those who have been inspired by her work are sensitive to the potential tensions, or even contradictions, that can exist between the historically constructed societal pattern of gender relations (e.g. the ‘male breadwinner / female carer’ model of the sexual division of labour that has been enshrined in many social protection policies) at the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], and the more localised configurations, that may conform to or depart from the wider gender order. Using the notion of ‘gender regime’ implies paying as much analytical attention to inconsistencies and to the forces for social change as to structural constraints and the mechanisms of social reproduction (see Walby, 2020).		However, Connell and those who have been inspired by her work are sensitive to the potential tensions, or even contradictions, that can exist between the historically constructed societal pattern of gender relations (e.g. the ‘male breadwinner / female carer’ model of the sexual division of labour that has been enshrined in many social protection policies) at the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], and the more localised configurations, that may conform to or depart from the wider gender order. Using the notion of ‘gender regime’ implies paying as much analytical attention to inconsistencies and to the forces for social change as to structural constraints and the mechanisms of social reproduction (see Walby, 2020).

	~~The~~ concept of gender regimes may help life course researchers to better understand [[Stress and stressors\|stress and stressors]] generated by current gendered arrangements.		Because of its acknowledgment of the [[Meso level\|meso-level]], the concept of gender regimes may help life course researchers to better understand [[Stress and stressors\|stress and stressors]] generated by current gendered arrangements.

	==Selected references==		==Selected references==