2021
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-759020210308
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Inclusão E Diversidade Na Administração: Manifesta Para O Futuro-Presente

Abstract: RESUMO No marco temporal de aniversário da RAE-Revista de Administração de Empresas, o objetivo deste artigo, que pode ser interpretado como uma manifesta, é discutir o papel das revistas acadêmicas em Administração para a inclusão e a diversidade. Entendemos que nos manifestarmos sobre o papel das revistas em processos de reparação histórica de desigualdades é também sobre nos reconectar com a crítica ao conceito e à prática da diversidade presentes no campo da Administração, e é justamente por esse debate qu… Show more

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“…The "glass ceiling" metaphor is an allusion to the idea that while women and other minorities in organizations are able to see and map high leadership positions that they could occupy given their professional competencies, this ascension is restricted and occurs in a smaller scale compared to their male peers (Abreu & Meirelles, 2012;Cotter et al, 2001). The invisible barrier, made of glass, blocks their ascension, even though they can see where they could be within the corporate structure (Beltramini et al, 2022;Freitas, 2015;Irigaray & Vergara, 2009;Tanure et al, 2006;Teixeira et al, 2021 Numerous studies have looked into the metaphor and sought evidence demonstrating the existence of this barrier that prevents female advancement to high leadership, in addition to identifying the factors at play in the perpetuation of this barrier to women's professional ascension within organizations (Morley, 2007;Nganga et al, 2023;Wrigley, 2009;Zhuge et al, 2011; to name a few). Female underrepresentation in strategic sectors of all industries and spaces of power, both in the public and private sector, in academe, sports and even gastronomy, are just a few examples of the ways in which the glass ceiling impacts women's professional life (Biroli, 2010;Fragale et al, 2015;Goellner & Kessler, 2018;Haddaji et al, 2017;Maia, 2016;Miguel & Biroli, 2010).…”
Section: From the "Glass Ceiling" To The Professional Maze Metaphormentioning
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“…The "glass ceiling" metaphor is an allusion to the idea that while women and other minorities in organizations are able to see and map high leadership positions that they could occupy given their professional competencies, this ascension is restricted and occurs in a smaller scale compared to their male peers (Abreu & Meirelles, 2012;Cotter et al, 2001). The invisible barrier, made of glass, blocks their ascension, even though they can see where they could be within the corporate structure (Beltramini et al, 2022;Freitas, 2015;Irigaray & Vergara, 2009;Tanure et al, 2006;Teixeira et al, 2021 Numerous studies have looked into the metaphor and sought evidence demonstrating the existence of this barrier that prevents female advancement to high leadership, in addition to identifying the factors at play in the perpetuation of this barrier to women's professional ascension within organizations (Morley, 2007;Nganga et al, 2023;Wrigley, 2009;Zhuge et al, 2011; to name a few). Female underrepresentation in strategic sectors of all industries and spaces of power, both in the public and private sector, in academe, sports and even gastronomy, are just a few examples of the ways in which the glass ceiling impacts women's professional life (Biroli, 2010;Fragale et al, 2015;Goellner & Kessler, 2018;Haddaji et al, 2017;Maia, 2016;Miguel & Biroli, 2010).…”
Section: From the "Glass Ceiling" To The Professional Maze Metaphormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A comparison between the career paths of men and women with equivalent education and professional experience, by Eagly and Carli (2007a), signals that women's routes tend to twine more than men's, revealing that women experience a kind of professional maze (Eagly & Carli, 2007a) in their careers. While men follow a more linear ascension course which eventually leads them to high leadership positions, women deal with more frequent obstacles that inhibit their professional progression, in this case, particularly obstacles associated with gender stereotypes (Teixeira et al, 2021). One example is the assimilation, when selecting career progression candidates, that women are supposedly more susceptible to incompatibility with occupying a high leadership position, as this would compromise motherhood (Abreu & Meirelles, 2012;Beltramini et al, 2022;Samuelson et al, 2019).…”
Section: From the "Glass Ceiling" To The Professional Maze Metaphormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Há poucos trabalhos publicados sobre as travestis e transexuais e até mesmo sobre as lésbicas, ou seja, sobre as identidades sexuais e de gênero femininas, no contexto dos periódicos brasileiros de Administração, quando se compara à quantidade de pesquisas sobre homens gays, por exemplo (Carrieri et al, 2014;Paniza, 2020;Teixeira, Oliveira, Diniz, & Marcondes, 2021). Nos seis artigos nacionais publicados sobre travestis e transexuais em periódicos (Baggio, 2017;Caproni & Saraiva, 2014;Carrieri et al, 2014;Ferreira & Pereira, 2020;Muller & Knauth, 2008;Paniza et al, 2018) e em livros de Administração (Irigaray, 2012;Prado & Freitas, 2016), há uma demarcação de espaços profissionais na perspectiva de que existem algumas limitações ou constrangimentos acerca do que uma mulher trans travesti faz (ou pode fazer) em relação à dimensão trabalho.…”
Section: Os Lugares E Não Lugares Das Travestis E Transexuais No Merc...unclassified
“…Convém lembrar que foi nos anos de 1990 que a gestão da diversidade foi aderida no Brasil, mediante política pregada pelas empresas multinacionais norte-americanas. A prática desta política possibilitou aumentar a participação de grupos considerados excluídos nas empresas (Teixeira, Oliveira, Diniz, & Marcondes, 2021).…”
Section: Mulheres Negras E Os Desafios Nas Organizaçõesunclassified