Titlebook: Materiality in Institutions; Spaces, Embodiment a François-Xavier de Vaujany,Anouck Adrot,Bernard Le Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Sine Nørholm Just,Line KirkegaardP and its Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality (FEMM) during the period 2000–11. Without implying any causality between the two dimensions, we do consider both questions important elements in the overall assessment of women’s participation in an emergent EPS, which might in future increas

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François-Xavier de Vaujanyates in the 1997 Amsterdam Treaty, there is much criticism when it comes to gender issues as well. The non-binding formulation of European soft laws created uncertainties and confusion, and as such there is nothing to force Member States to act on them.

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François-Xavier de Vaujany,Anouck Adrot,Eva Boxenbaum,Bernard Leca the failure of antiracism to interrogate patriarchy means that antiracism will frequently reproduce the subordination of women (1991: 1252). Hence, the chapter begins with a re-evaluation of previous assessments of EWL’s ability to incorporate claims stemming from diversity issues; and proceeds by

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ivity within which it was argued that multiple and competing discursive constructions of who we could be would play themselves out between and within individuals. Work in this area was suggestive of the complexities involved in the construction of identity and highlighted the potential for differenc

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Introduction: How Can Materiality Inform Institutional Analysis?,enomena that were previously neglected because our theories and methods were ill-equipped to capture them. In recent years, several branches of organization and management theory have started to engage with the material turn. Some scholarly communities were created around a shared interest in formul