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Equality and Diversity

 

Greene, A. and Kirton, G. ‘Trade Unions and Diversity’, In A. Konrad, P. Prasad and Pringle, J. (eds.) Handbook of Workplace Diversity, Sage. 2005.


A Greene, G Kirton and John Wrench, 'Trade Union Perspectives on Diversity Management: A Comparison of the UK and Denmark', European Journal of Industrial Relations, 2005,


G Kirton and A Greene (eds.) Special Issue on Gender and Equality in Industrial Relations, European Journal of Industrial Relations, 2005


Kirton G., Greene A. M and Dean D., Diversity Champions as Change Agents – Tempered Radicals or Liberal Reformers? Paper presented at the Gender, Work and Organization Conference, 22nd-24th June 2005, Keele University

G. Kirton and A. Greene, ‘The Discourse of Diversity in Unionised Contexts: Views from Trade Union Equality Officers’ Personnel Review, to be published Vol 34 2006.

Greene, A. M. and Kirton, G. (2004) Views from another stakeholder: Trade union perspectives on the rhetoric of 'Managing Diversity', Warwick Papers In Industrial Relations, No 74.

Kirton, G. and Greene, A. M ‘What does ‘diversity’ mean for the gender equality project in the UK? Views of trade union officers and managers’ Paper presented at the 7th European International Industrial Relations Association (IIRA Congress, 7-11 September 2004, Estoril, Portugal.


Greene A. M. and Kirton, G. ‘Only a Dirty D word? Managerial and Trade Union ‘Talk’ about Managing Diversity’, Paper presented at the 22nd Standing Conference on Organisational Symbolism (SCOS), Halifax, Nova Scotia, July 7-11 2004.

Chapter on 'Industrial Relations and Women' published in Ackers and Wilkinson Understanding Work and Employment March 2003.

Greene, A. M., Ackers, P. and Black, J. (2002) ‘Going against the historical grain: Perspectives on gendered occupational identity and resistance to the break down of occupational segregation in two manufacturing firms', Gender, Work and Organisation, 9: 3, 266-285.

Positive Action in Trade Unions?  The case of Women and Black Members, with Gill Kirton, paper presented to the 16th European Group of Organisation Studies (EGOS) Conference, Helsinki, July 2000. Revised version published in the Industrial Relations Journal, 33:2, 157-172.

From Equality to Diversity: The Role of Women-only Trade Union Education, with Gill Kirton, Paper to 18th International Labour Process Conference University of Strathclyde, April 2000. Revised version published in Gender, Work and Organization, 9: 1, 39-59.

 

 

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