Lubna Jebin
@LubnaJebin
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Associate Professor, Jagannath University
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Joined July 2020
New #CallForPapers for a special issue that will analyse the experiences of domestic/care workers and intimate labourers and the policies that enable or prevent their exploitation: https://t.co/FjyzKv45Ht with @MSegrave, @shihjoo_t & @LubnaJebin
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The @InfoTechDev Special Issue on Feminist and Queer Approaches to ICT4D, edited by @SaRaksha, @AyushiTandon and @SilviaHedley is now published! Read the editorial: 👉👉 https://t.co/vI8YABnm5m Full issue: https://t.co/5nddZcEhIk
#ICT4D
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This editorial introduces the core message and contributions of the Special Issue on Feminist and Queer Approaches to ICT4D. We contextualize our Call for Papers and the published works against the...
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🚨 CALL for abstracts for Special Issue of @gaejournal on ‘Manfluencers’, masculinities + misogyny in educational settings, guest edited by me & @stephwescott_ Pls share widely. Abstracts due 23/8. #gender #education #manosphere #sexism #schools #university #AcademicTwitter
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7 years ago Amartya Sen, @lewisd100 Julie Huang & myself discussed causes of Bangladesh paradox. Read Renegotiating Patriarchy (@LSEPress October 2024) for my take on it Tales of the Unexpected: gender equality & social progress in Bangladesh https://t.co/Yzvixa9Z6r via @YouTube
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How is it possible to survive as a woman senior leader in the gendered managerial academy? Check this out: https://t.co/32TJWdLFY5 "Resisting sexisms, aggression, and burnout in academic leadership: Surviving in the gendered managerial academy" by @KathrynHaynes10
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How is it possible to survive as a woman senior leader in the gendered managerial academy? In this autoethnographical article, I illustrate the lived reality, insecurity, and struggle of academic...
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Publication alert! My single-authored research article on ''A critical analysis of how sexual violence against women is defined and addressed within existing legal instruments in Bangladesh'' has been published today in the @JGBVjournal
https://t.co/C1Psf0Jh2s
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I am reposting our paper which evidenced young women's experiences of bullying and shaming in higher education institutions. Young women identified these experiences as 'harassment' which are normalised as 'silly fun'/humour. #Abantika
https://t.co/1Xh6iGInus
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The current paper examines how women in Bangladesh contest abuse within patriarchal systems of control. In many cases, women will often decide the extent to which they adopt a particular technology...
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📣New paper with @LubnaJebin has just been published in @InfoTechDev as part of a Special Issue on Feminist and Queer approaches to #ICT4D
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The current paper examines how women in Bangladesh contest abuse within patriarchal systems of control. In many cases, women will often decide the extent to which they adopt a particular technology...
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New publication: Facilitating students as partners: Co-researching with undergraduates in Asian university contexts. Whether students can assume partnership and when and how they enact partnership are discussed:
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Students as partners (SaP) has become an impactful practice in higher education as it enables students to take ownership of their learning and exercise agency. However, the implementation of SaP, p...
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Queering methodology and beyond - a reading list #GenderStudies
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Save the date for our next Lunchtime Zoom Seminar on Weds 20th September: 'Navigating the competitive world of higher education as a gender scholar'. Time: 12:30-2pm AEST with speakers Hannah McCann @binarythis, Sandy O'Sullivan @sandyosullivan & Gail Crimmins @CrimminsGail
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OPEN ACCESS: https://t.co/n7v2W6jBr9 Women academics experiences of maternity leave in the neoliberal university It shows how neoliberal ideology has gained a hegemonic position in academia, resulting in many women’s relinquishing their maternity rights to sustain productivity.
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🔓OPEN ACCESS My first Little Black Dress: A Muslim immigrant woman academic’s reflection on entanglement of esthetic labor and emotional labor at a White dinner https://t.co/3YqCpriqqH The author walks through various tensions against belongings and “otherness”.
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This article is about personal reflections of an immigrant, Muslim, Pakistani, middle class, minority woman working in a business school in Canada who receives an invitation to a White dinner. She...
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How can we teach for social change? Read the article below by @Rosa_WallWefel, @karen1mullin, @Nwestmarland, @AlishyaDhir & @ashalyons17 evaluating ‘scrapbooking’ as a critical pedagogic approach to gender-based violence. 👇 https://t.co/X7lhN39IAS
#GBV #TransformativeLearning
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Drawing on my PhD fieldwork, I will discuss the significance of colloquial language, words, and voice tone to minimize power hierarchy in research practices. 2023 Conference
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📹 This series of videos presents the main challenges of #academicWriting & publication in scientific journals, as well as some of the most common mistakes, and some possible solutions. #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter ➡️ Find it on the ISA Website: https://t.co/Anuq5zlfl5
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#CallForSubmissions On #Reflections we are seeking more personal, biographical accounts from practicing sociologists about their experiences of teaching, researching, or leading administratively. @ASAnews @britsoci @csa_sociology @newsAIS More info: https://t.co/LStAKRMU9P
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From the archive: Your essential ‘how-to’ guide to choosing article titles #AcWri
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Reflecting on discomfort in research #QualitativeResearch
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