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The '''Centre of Gender Excellence''' (GEXcel) is an inter-university excellence research institution established by the [[Swedish Research Council]] in 2006. It is co-hosted by [[Linköping University]] and [[Örebro University]].<ref>http://www.oru.se/Forskning/Forskningsmiljoer/miljo/HS/Centrum-for-feministiska-samhallsstudier-CFS/GEXcel-Centre-of-Gender-Excellence/</ref> The centre hosts many internationally leading researchers in the field of [[gender studies]]. |
The '''Centre of Gender Excellence''' (GEXcel) is an inter-university excellence research institution established by the [[Swedish Research Council]] in 2006. It is co-hosted by [[Linköping University]] and [[Örebro University]].<ref>http://www.oru.se/Forskning/Forskningsmiljoer/miljo/HS/Centrum-for-feministiska-samhallsstudier-CFS/GEXcel-Centre-of-Gender-Excellence/</ref> The centre hosts many internationally leading researchers in the field of [[gender studies]]. |
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It is one of three centres of excellence in gender studies established by the Swedish Research Council, along with centres at [[Uppsala University]] and [[Umeå University]].<ref>[http://www.vr.se/download/18.325716ea11d7602a6d180003037/1227075477375/gender_excellence_okt2008.pdf Interim evaluation of centres of gender excellence], [[Swedish Research Council]]</ref> |
It is one of three centres of excellence in gender studies established by the Swedish Research Council, along with centres at [[Uppsala University]] and [[Umeå University]].<ref>[http://www.vr.se/download/18.325716ea11d7602a6d180003037/1227075477375/gender_excellence_okt2008.pdf Interim evaluation of centres of gender excellence], [[Swedish Research Council]]</ref> |
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==Notable academics== |
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*[[Anna G. Jónasdóttir]] |
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*[[Jeff Hearn]] |
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*[[Ursula Apitzsch]] |
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*[[Valerie Bryson]] |
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*[[Cynthia Cockburn]] |
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*[[Ann Ferguson]] |
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*[[Anita Göransson]] |
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*[[Liisa Husu]] |
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*[[Stevi Jackson]] |
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*[[Sheila Jeffreys]] |
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*[[Kathleen B. Jones]] |
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*[[Michael Kimmel]] |
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*[[Nina Lykke]] |
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*[[Kathleen Lynch]] |
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*[[Louise Morley]] |
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*[[Robert Morrell]] |
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*[[Teresa Rees]] |
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*[[Gloria Wekker]] |
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==References== |
==References== |
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The Centre of Gender Excellence (GEXcel) is an inter-university excellence research institution established by the Swedish Research Council in 2006. It is co-hosted by Linköping University and Örebro University.[1] The centre hosts many internationally leading researchers in the field of gender studies.
It is one of three centres of excellence in gender studies established by the Swedish Research Council, along with centres at Uppsala University and Umeå University.[2]
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