DoorWOmen & Gendering the Door: An Explorative Study of Women's Experiences of the Bouncer Occupation within New Zealand's Night-Time Economy.

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DoorWOmen & Gendering the Door: An Explorative Study of Women's Experiences of the Bouncer Occupation within New Zealand's Night-Time Economy.

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Patriarchal norms and misogynistic attitudes often result in women’s exclusion from positions of power in institutional structures through the use of sexual harassment, discriminatory recruitment methods and exclusion from social circles. Traditionally, previous research on bouncers has focused on the occupation’s close affinities with violence and the domination of men, ignoring the benefits and experiences of women in door-work. This research addresses an important literature gap within the...

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08 Dec, 2021

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Sargison, Ashliegh

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Night-Time Economy / Bouncer / Gender Performances / Violence / School: School of Social and Cultural Studies / Unit: Institute of Criminology / 160206 Private Policing and Security Services / 160299 Criminology not elsewhere classified / 959999 Cultural Understanding not elsewhere classified / Degree Discipline: Criminology / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Arts / Criminology not elsewhere classified / Private Policing and Security Services

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