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Overcoming Gender Bias in Higher Education Institutions: The Importance of Gender Equality Plans

Fida Afiouni, Eleni Apospori, Hussein Darwish, Yasmeen Makarem, Jill A. Gould, Carol T. Kulik, Ashley Platt, Gaby Dijkstra, Hanneke Takkenberg, Tjaša Cankar, Deirdre Meursing, Tamara Van Steeden, Fernanda Campanini Vilhena, María Pilar Rodríguez, María Silvestre Cabrera, Sophie Alkhaled, Jelena Angelis, Jan De Schampheleire, Marie‐Anne Guerry, Sarah Jack, Stathis Katopodis, Irene Nikandrou, Ella Oelbrandt, Nancy Pouloudi, Natalya Radko, Bert Schreurs, Malin Skanelid, Valerie Stead, Mariangela Trompeta, Christos S. Tsanos, Christophe Vanroelen, Karol Vieker, Konstantinos G. Zografos

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Business & Management (B&M) schools and the wider academic context have been characterized as based on a traditional, linear male model according to which academics focus on their career only, work full- time, and have no family responsibilities In line with the current AOM theme “Putting the Worker Front and Center”, this symposium brings together four papers that showcase theoretical and practical insights to achieve gender equality in higher education institutions. The symposium starts by providing a scoping review of gender bias in academia and goes beyond shedding light on barriers, to focus on showcasing effective actions taken to reach gender equality in academic institutions in Lebanon, and across a variety of European countries including Greece, Sweden, the UK, Netherlands, Spain, Slovakia, Slovenia, Germany, France, and Belgium. The takeaways of this symposium provide culturally diversified insights into the progress made towards achieving gender equality in academia, with reflections on both theoretical and practical implications on gender equality in academia. Planning with incomplete data: A scoping review of gender bias in academia Author: Jill Gould; U. of South Australia Author: Carol T. Kulik; U. of South Australia Author: Ashley Platt; U. of South Australia Equal 4 Europe: Paving the Way toward Gender Equality in European Business Schools Author: Gaby Dijkstra; Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus U. Author: Hanneke Takkenberg; Erasmus U. Rotterdam Author: Tjaša Cankar; IEDC-Bled School of Management Author: Deirdre Meursing; Nehem B.V Author: Tamara Van Steeden; Nehem B.V Participatory approaches to initiate change: Creating a Handbook on the gender perspective in HEIs Author: Fernanda Campanini Vilhena; U. of Deusto Author: María Pilar Rodríguez; U. of Deusto Author: María Silvestre Cabrera; U. of Deusto TARGETED MPI: GEPs implementation in Europe and Lebanon: sharing progress and lessons learned Author: Eleni Apospori; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Fida Afiouni; American U. of Beirut Author: Sophie Alkhaled; Lancaster U. Management School Author: Jelena Angelis; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Hussein Darwish; School of Management, U. of Bath Author: Jan De Schampheleire; 168606 Author: Marie-Anne Guerry; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Sarah Jack; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Stathis Katopodis; Athens U. of Business & Economics Author: Yasmeen Makarem; American U. of Beirut Author: Irene Nikandrou; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Ella Oelbrandt; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Nancy Pouloudi; - Author: Natalya Radko; Lancaster U. Author: Bert Schreurs; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Malin Skanelid; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Valerie Stead; Lancaster U. Author: Mariangela Trompeta; Research Associate at Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Christos Tsanos; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Christophe Vanroelen; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Karol Vieker; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Konstantinos G. Zografos; Lancaster U. Management School

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Business & Management (B&M) schools and the wider academic context have been characterized as based on a traditional, linear male model according to which academics focus on their career only, work full- time, and have no family responsibilities In line with the current AOM theme “Putting the Worker Front and Center”, this symposium brings together four papers that showcase theoretical and practical insights to achieve gender equality in higher education institutions. The symposium starts by providing a scoping review of gender bias in academia and goes beyond shedding light on barriers, to focus on showcasing effective actions taken to reach gender equality in academic institutions in Lebanon, and across a variety of European countries including Greece, Sweden, the UK, Netherlands, Spain, Slovakia, Slovenia, Germany, France, and Belgium. The takeaways of this symposium provide culturally diversified insights into the progress made towards achieving gender equality in academia, with reflections on both theoretical and practical implications on gender equality in academia. Planning with incomplete data: A scoping review of gender bias in academia Author: Jill Gould; U. of South Australia Author: Carol T. Kulik; U. of South Australia Author: Ashley Platt; U. of South Australia Equal 4 Europe: Paving the Way toward Gender Equality in European Business Schools Author: Gaby Dijkstra; Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus U. Author: Hanneke Takkenberg; Erasmus U. Rotterdam Author: Tjaša Cankar; IEDC-Bled School of Management Author: Deirdre Meursing; Nehem B.V Author: Tamara Van Steeden; Nehem B.V Participatory approaches to initiate change: Creating a Handbook on the gender perspective in HEIs Author: Fernanda Campanini Vilhena; U. of Deusto Author: María Pilar Rodríguez; U. of Deusto Author: María Silvestre Cabrera; U. of Deusto TARGETED MPI: GEPs implementation in Europe and Lebanon: sharing progress and lessons learned Author: Eleni Apospori; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Fida Afiouni; American U. of Beirut Author: Sophie Alkhaled; Lancaster U. Management School Author: Jelena Angelis; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Hussein Darwish; School of Management, U. of Bath Author: Jan De Schampheleire; 168606 Author: Marie-Anne Guerry; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Sarah Jack; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Stathis Katopodis; Athens U. of Business & Economics Author: Yasmeen Makarem; American U. of Beirut Author: Irene Nikandrou; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Ella Oelbrandt; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Nancy Pouloudi; - Author: Natalya Radko; Lancaster U. Author: Bert Schreurs; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Malin Skanelid; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Valerie Stead; Lancaster U. Author: Mariangela Trompeta; Research Associate at Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Christos Tsanos; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Christophe Vanroelen; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Karol Vieker; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Konstantinos G. Zografos; Lancaster U. Management School

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Business & Management (B&M) schools and the wider academic context have been characterized as based on a traditional, linear male model according to which academics focus on their career only, work full- time, and have no family responsibilities In line with the current AOM theme “Putting the Worker Front and Center”, this symposium brings together four papers that showcase theoretical and practical insights to achieve gender equality in higher education institutions. The symposium starts by providing a scoping review of gender bias in academia and goes beyond shedding light on barriers, to focus on showcasing effective actions taken to reach gender equality in academic institutions in Lebanon, and across a variety of European countries including Greece, Sweden, the UK, Netherlands, Spain, Slovakia, Slovenia, Germany, France, and Belgium. The takeaways of this symposium provide culturally diversified insights into the progress made towards achieving gender equality in academia, with reflections on both theoretical and practical implications on gender equality in academia. Planning with incomplete data: A scoping review of gender bias in academia Author: Jill Gould; U. of South Australia Author: Carol T. Kulik; U. of South Australia Author: Ashley Platt; U. of South Australia Equal 4 Europe: Paving the Way toward Gender Equality in European Business Schools Author: Gaby Dijkstra; Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus U. Author: Hanneke Takkenberg; Erasmus U. Rotterdam Author: Tjaša Cankar; IEDC-Bled School of Management Author: Deirdre Meursing; Nehem B.V Author: Tamara Van Steeden; Nehem B.V Participatory approaches to initiate change: Creating a Handbook on the gender perspective in HEIs Author: Fernanda Campanini Vilhena; U. of Deusto Author: María Pilar Rodríguez; U. of Deusto Author: María Silvestre Cabrera; U. of Deusto TARGETED MPI: GEPs implementation in Europe and Lebanon: sharing progress and lessons learned Author: Eleni Apospori; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Fida Afiouni; American U. of Beirut Author: Sophie Alkhaled; Lancaster U. Management School Author: Jelena Angelis; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Hussein Darwish; School of Management, U. of Bath Author: Jan De Schampheleire; 168606 Author: Marie-Anne Guerry; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Sarah Jack; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Stathis Katopodis; Athens U. of Business & Economics Author: Yasmeen Makarem; American U. of Beirut Author: Irene Nikandrou; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Ella Oelbrandt; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Nancy Pouloudi; - Author: Natalya Radko; Lancaster U. Author: Bert Schreurs; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Malin Skanelid; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Valerie Stead; Lancaster U. Author: Mariangela Trompeta; Research Associate at Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Christos Tsanos; Athens U. of Economics and Business Author: Christophe Vanroelen; Vrije U. Brussel Author: Karol Vieker; Stockholm School of Economics Author: Konstantinos G. Zografos; Lancaster U. Management School

Key concepts: Gender equality, Gender bias, Political science, Gender studies, Higher education, Gender discrimination, Demographic economics, Sociology

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