Leading with the heart and/or the head? Experiences of women student leaders in top world forestry universities

Larasatie, Pipiet; Barnett, Taylor; Hansen, Eric

doi:10.1080/02827581.2020.1825787

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“…Among those fields addressed in the general condition, three studies were identified (Figure 4), but only one publication addressed the global cross-laminated timber industry. In this single contribution, Larasatie et al [23] identified 66 CLT producers, of which only 12 companies were duly studied, using an interview process driven by a formal questionnaire.…”

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“…Through the systematic review, a single study addressed the cross-laminated timber industry, which was led by Larasatie et al [23]. In contrast, further searches carried out by the research manager, using Google search engine and publications cited by other studies, also identified four other documents about the CLT industry, which included a journal paper developed by Muszynski et al [24], two conference papers by Muszynski et al [18,25], and a workshop presentation for wood panels presented by Muszynski et al [26].…”

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“…While 19 companies and their locations were revealed by [26] in 2016, 21 companies were surveyed without information of their designations and locations [24], and the recent estimates led by [18,23] realized that this global industry could be up to four times larger than the initial total of [26].…”

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The Global Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) Industry: A Systematic Review and a Sectoral Survey of Its Main Developers

Araújo

Christofóro

2023

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Recently, both authors led a comprehensive review to discuss cross-laminated timber (CLT) as an engineered wood product, addressing the information and discussion on this building input in terms of the main details, materials, production forms, performances, codes, sustainability, applications, and perspectives for residential uses. The current scenario of CLT developers was raised in that previous paper as one of the missing factors in the available literature, and was the reason why this gap became the main goal of the present study. A global perspective was driven to provide information and discussion to every possible stakeholder. A systematic review on this sector was carried out, through the Web of Science and Scopus databases, to collect information and confirm this gap, using a representative method. CLT manufacturers were identified by their own websites, using a blended strategy formed by the systematic review results combined with the search for these companies using the Google search engine. Nearly a hundred CLT developers were identified and analyzed, in a representative sampling process. Results demonstrated that the CLT industry has manufacturing plants on the five habitable continents, which evinced a global commercial interest in this timber forest product. Despite the global presence of this mass timber product, most producers are concentrated in the northern hemisphere, despite being willing to serve international markets.

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The Global Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) Industry: A Systematic Review and a Sectoral Survey of Its Main Developers

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Christofóro

2023

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“…Heart leadership is related to gender stereotypes of emotion, which affects the leadership style [22,40]. Leadership involves the establishment of interpersonal connections, including the connection between individuals and their professional responsibilities [41].…”

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“…Although there is considerable research about women in forestry, to the best of our knowledge, there are few comprehensive gender and leadership studies on forestry in less developed countries. Studies specifically researching gender and leadership in the forestry sector are mostly conducted in North America and Nordic countries [15,[19][20][21][22]. This paper focuses on the gender-based leadership dynamics at Perhutani, the only state-owned forest enterprise in Indonesia.…”

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Mother Leads with Her Heart: A Case Study of Women Worker Leaders in the Men-Dominated Forestry Sector

Larasatie,

Ulifah

2023

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The masculine image and the notions of manual work and physical strength have resulted in more men workers in forestry. This gender imbalance has influenced the sector’s leadership environment, a critical element in the workplace setting for meeting organizational goals. This study aims to investigate women’s leadership dynamics in Perhutani, the only state-owned enterprise responsible for managing forest resources in Indonesia. Utilizing in-depth interviews with 11 women leaders from middle to top management levels, we found that there is a perceived physical limitation barrier to being a woman leader in Perhutani. To climb the career ladder, a support system from family, colleagues, and supervisors is important. However, family can be two sides of a coin, as it is also acknowledged as an internal constraint to being a woman leader. Our respondents acknowledge leadership labyrinth theory in being able to reach top leadership positions and tokenism theory, pointing out that the benefits of women leadership for Perhutani include the realization of gender equality, referring to the key performance index from the Government of Indonesia. For our respondents, being in a men-dominated sector is considered one of the attractive aspects of being a woman leader. They felt constantly challenged, but in a positive way. With these circumstances, our respondents showcase leadership styles in line with the theories of heart leadership and mother leadership. Heart-led leaders draw on the qualities of empathy, love, and vulnerability, while mother leadership means not only leading with the heart of a mother, but also with the mission, vision, and actions of a mother.

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Connecting gender balance, crisis resistance and innovativeness in the forestry sector: Women in leadership and management

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Öllerer,

Aubram

2024

Environmental Science & Policy

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Leading with the heart and/or the head? Experiences of women student leaders in top world forestry universities

Cited by 6 publications

References 46 publications

The Global Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) Industry: A Systematic Review and a Sectoral Survey of Its Main Developers

The Global Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) Industry: A Systematic Review and a Sectoral Survey of Its Main Developers

Mother Leads with Her Heart: A Case Study of Women Worker Leaders in the Men-Dominated Forestry Sector

Connecting gender balance, crisis resistance and innovativeness in the forestry sector: Women in leadership and management

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