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- Kronsell, Annica, 1959, et al.
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Critical masculine and feminine norms in sustainable municipal transport policies and planning
- 2023
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In: Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning. - 1523-908X. ; 25:6, s. 663-675
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Transport planning has historically been dominated by masculinity norms with minimal attention to sustainability, but these norms are challenged. Our analytical framework explores municipal solutions to sustainable transport that go beyond traditional norms and advances knowledge on how gendered sustainability norms are articulated in municipal transport policies and planning documents. The article investigates whether masculine and feminine norms on sustainability affect transport planning and if they are concretely expressed in transport solutions in planning and policy documents in Swedish municipalities, considered high achievers in sustainable transport. The article also observes gender representation and political affiliation related to gender sustainability norms. Our results show that all municipal committees that handle transport planning adhere to masculine and feminine sustainability norms but that there are significant differences in the content of the policies. Our results do not verify a relation between norms and the representation of men and women in the transport committees, we find evidence of divergences between masculine and feminine norms in relation to political ideas.
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- Kronsell, Annica, 1959
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Feminism
- 2021
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In: Jakob Gustavsson and Jonas Tallberg (eds) Internationella relationer. - Lund : Studentlitteratur. - 9789144139463
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Book chapter (peer-reviewed)
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- Kronsell, Annica, 1959, et al.
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Green Theory: Approaches and Critical Issues
- 2022
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In: The State: Theories and Issues. - : Bloomsbury. - 9781350328303
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Book chapter (peer-reviewed)abstract
- - Coverage of all key empirical and theoretical developments in the field, with analysis of the impact of globalisation, global financial upheavals, Brexit, Covid-19 and social movements such as Black Lives Matter - A wide range of voices, perspectives, contemporary and historical examples, giving readers a holistic overview of the field, as well as deeper dives into key issues - New chapters on sovereignty, security, territory, capital, nationalism and populism - Guided further reading suggestions at the end of each chapter Providing both a firm grounding in the key concepts and critical engagement with contemporary controversies and debates, this text is ideal for those studying all aspects of the state.
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- Kronsell, Annica, 1959, et al.
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Masculinities and femininities in sustainable transport policy: a focus on Swedish municipalities
- 2020
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In: NORMA. - : Informa UK Limited. - 1890-2138 .- 1890-2146. ; 15:2
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- © 2020, © 2020 The Nordic Association for Research on Men and Masculinities. Gender identities are relevant for sustainable transport. By analyzing the synergies between gender inequality (as a problem), and lack of sustainability (another problem), there is a potential to create an understanding of how these problems are linked. Our aim is to better understand how gendered norms find expression in transport policy and planning. Taking a starting point in gender studies we advance four ideal types on masculine and feminine norms and relate them to sustainability in transport. We advance a methodology for studying gender norms in relation to sustainability in terms of how they are expressed in the text. We contribute to a deeper understanding of transportation related to men and masculinity studies, and advance work by masculinity scholars to include sustainability in transportation issues. Through text analysis, we demonstrate empirically how four Swedish municipalities have developed their (sustainable) transport policies 2014–2018. Our results indicate that the level of sustainability, in plans and strategies, are related to the presence of diverse masculine and feminine norms rather than male and female bodies.
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