The Positioning and Making of Female Professors: Pushing Career Advancement Open

Chapter 1. The positioning and making of female academics: A review of the literature; Denise Mifsud.- Chapter 2. Being tough, being humorous and being explicitly feminist: The intrinsically disordered nature of my ways around the academia; Isabel Menezes.- Chapter 3. You must wait to be asked: Career advancement and the maternal body; Caroline Gattrell.- Chapter 4. How babies taught me to 'do' academia: Crafting a career in an institution that was not built for mothers; Catherine Mazak.- Chapter 5. Writing myself into an academic career; Rowena Murray.- Chapter 6. Academic fluidity? An unconventional route to the professoriate; Jackie Potter.- Chapter 7. My personal journey on the pathway of resilience; Sarah Skerratt.- Chapter 8. Actively constructing yourself as a professor: After appointment; Beverley Yamamoto.- Chapter 9. How to fall into a career trap (without even realising); Inger Mewburn.- Chapter 10. Mis-making an academic career: Power, discipline, structures and practices; Devorah Kalekin-Fishman.- Chapter 11. A personal journey of a long and winding road to professorial status: An alternative pathway and the challenges, trials and tribulations; Moira Lafferty.- Chapter 12. The process of becoming a woman professor and 'unbecoming' gender inequality: A female drama of resistance; Denise Mifsud.