Jeff Hearn

Short Pieces

... and here are some short pieces, some short articles, some written as blogs on diverse subjects such as technology, online abuse, leadership, age, peace and crisis.

A selection of relevant works

  1. ‘For Joan: Some letters with reverence, an honorary degree, and a dialogical tribute’, with T. Elkin Postila, A. Eriksson, K. Lund‐Frank, K. Mällbin, M. Persson, S. Prandi, L. Rahm and J. Skågeby, Gender, Work and Organization, Vol. 26(12), 2019, pp. 1711-1720. Link
  2. ‘Symposium: Social World and Pandemic: Questions on COVID-19’, Simpósio 5 | Mundo Social e Pandemia, organised by A. Bittencourt and M. Hoelz, Sociologia & Antropologia and Blog da Biblioteca Virtual do Pensamento Social (Social Thought Virtual Library Blog), Brazilian Society of Sociology, May 2020. Link
  3. ‘Gendering Leadership in Times of COVID: The Case of the ‘Strong Man’’, with David L. Collinson, Leadership for the Greater Good: Reflections on Today's Challenges from Around the Globe, International Leadership Association Blog, 15 October 2020. Link
  4. ‘Trump v. Biden: A duel of contrasting masculinities’, with David L. Collinson, The Conversation, 23 October 2020. Link
  5. ‘Age at Work: The great unifier, the great divider’, with Wendy Parkin, SAGE Perspectives, 26 May 2021. Link
  6. ‘The public and the private: Now, future and with ageing’, with Wendy Parkin, SAGE Perspectives, 9 August 2021. Link
  7. ‘What has crisis got to do with men and masculinities?’, Global Discourse Blog, July 2022. Link
  8. ‘Making peace = changing men’, Peace News Blog, July 2022. Link
  9. ‘The impact of men’s domination of AI and deepfake technology: Violations of women, girls, and democracy in a digital age’, with Kadri Aavik, David L. Collinson, Matthew Hall, and Anika Thym, Routledge Blog, 2024. Link
  10. ‘The importance of understanding men, masculinities and organizations’, with Anika Thym, Kadri Aavik, and David L. Collinson, Gender Campus Blog, Gender Studies, Equality and Diversity at Swiss Universities, 2024. Link