Informed by 30 years of research into men and masculinities, this book not only explains what Toxic Masculinity is, how it works and how to erase it, it identifies the two other global masculinities of the 21st century.
Author, researcher and consultant on gender, identity, management and education.
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AUTHOR
Internationally renown writer on identity, gender, relationships, education and management.
MoreRESEARCHER
Sociologist and Professor of Gender Studies (UK and Taiwan), exploring the changing social dynamics in Asia and beyond, especially soft power, globalisation, education, gender, identity and sexuality.
Individual Professional Development Coaching and Guidance
The world of international education is changing rapidly, especially in Asia. The rapid growth of international schools brings both opportunities and challenges, especially for the school leaders and managers. I provide a comprehensive and cost-effective consultancy service ranging from initial teacher training (e.g. PGCEi) to advanced management/leadership development and individual mentoring.
Major Publications
Stephen is the author of twelve books and numerous academic journal articles. His books have been translated into 17 languages and received global recognition.
Researcher in Gender and Identity
Do you have a nomadic, hybridic identity? To what degree is sexuality biological? What does it mean to be a woman or man in the 21st Century? What is Professional Identity and how is globalisation changing this? Are we now at the Time of Women? Why is marriage going out of fashion? What are the social trends in Asia and the Middle East?
Contact me to discuss and find out more about these and similar major questions in the age of globalisation.
Latest News
2019: Lectures at Assumption University (Bangkok) and Mahidol University (Bangkok) with Professor Roy Moodley (Toronto University)
Topics: Multiple Identities and the Rise of ASEAN Women