Chris Beasley

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Chris Beasley is affiliated with the following schools: Western Sydney University, Flinders University, University of Melbourne, University of Birmingham, University of Adelaide, Australian National University

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Chris Beasley

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#3552

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#4199

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Chris Beasley 's Degrees

Masters International Relations University of Melbourne

Why Is Chris Beasley Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Chris Beasley is an Australian researcher whose interdisciplinary work crosses the fields of social and political theory, gender and sexuality studies and cultural studies. She is Emerita Professor in the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Adelaide. She is an elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Social Sciences. In 2018, Beasley was named the leading researcher in feminism and women's studies in Australia based on major journal publications in the field. Beasley was the founder and inaugural co-Director of the Fay Gale Centre from 2009 to 2013.

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Chris Beasley 's Published Works

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Published Works

Rethinking Hegemonic Masculinity in a Globalizing World (2008) (330)
What is Feminism?: An Introduction to Feminist Theory (1999) (227)
Gender & sexuality : Critical theories, critical thinkers (2005) (172)
Engaging with Carol Bacchi: Strategic Interventions and Exchanges (2012) (100)
Envisaging a new politics for an ethical future (2007) (88)
Citizen bodies: is embodied citizenship a contradiction in terms? (2002) (88)
Problematizing contemporary men/masculinities theorizing: the contribution of Raewyn Connell and conceptual-terminological tensions today. (2012) (73)
Hegemonic Masculinity and Globalization: ‘Transnational Business Masculinities’ and Beyond (2009) (71)
Citizen Bodies: embodying citizens – a feminist analysis (2000) (67)
The challenge of pleasure: Re-imagining sexuality and sexual health (2008) (49)
Heterosexuality in Theory and Practice (2012) (39)
Caution! Hazards ahead: Considering the potential gap between feminist thinking and men/masculinities theory and practice (2015) (33)
The political limits of ‘Care’ in re-imagining interconnection/community and an ethical future (2005) (31)
MIND THE GAP? MASCULINITY STUDIES AND CONTEMPORARY GENDER/SEXUALITY THINKING (2013) (30)
Development and Validation of the Experiential Learning Survey (2014) (27)
Sexual Economyths: Conceiving a Feminist Economics (1994) (21)
Heterodoxy: Challenging orthodoxies about heterosexuality (2015) (19)
LIBIDINOUS POLITICS (2011) (18)
Questioning the critical (2019) (16)
The Elephant in the Room: Heterosexuality in Critical Gender/Sexuality Studies (2010) (16)
Making politics fleshly: the ethic of social flesh (2012) (15)
Evidence-based policy: nursing now and the importance of research synthesis. (2020) (14)
Libidinal Heterodoxy (2015) (13)
ReValuing Care in Theory, Law and Policy : Cycles and Connections (2016) (12)
Integrity in Sport Literature Review (2011) (10)
Nursing Now! Learning from the Past, Positioning for the Future (2019) (10)
Schooling the public on boys: the ongoing salience in media representations of the “crisis” in boys’ education (2017) (10)
The limits of trust and respect: rethinking dependency [Paper in: Education for What? Alexander, Don and Synott, John (ed.).] (2005) (9)
Reproductive technology and the political limits of care (2005) (9)
Why the Boys (1970) (8)
Reply to Messerschmidt and to Howson (2008) (8)
Ambivalent globalization, amorphous vulnerable nationalism (2010) (7)
Male bodies at the edge of the world: Re-thinking hegemonic and 'other' masculinities in Australian cinema (2009) (7)
Internet Dating, Sexual Intimacy and Older People (2017) (6)
Introduction to Special Issue of Men and Masculinities (2015) (5)
What is Feminism (1999) (5)
Thinking critically about critical thinking in the First-Year Experience (2014) (5)
GUEST EDITORIAL (2011) (4)
Taking research and development forward: Why the profession must be involved (1997) (4)
Evidence into action: a policy brief exemplar supporting attainment of nursing now. (2020) (4)
Situating masculinities in global politics (2006) (4)
The cultural politics of contemporary Hollywood film (2019) (4)
Supported self care and care planning for patients with long-term conditions. (2009) (3)
Rethinking Hegemonic Masculinity in Transnational Context (2013) (3)
Care and relationality: supported decision making under the UN CRPD (2016) (3)
Ageing and Sexualities (2016) (3)
'Australians are always boring, overly religious and try to be American': 'vulnerable nationalism' among young Australians (2006) (3)
The Productive Ward: Releasing time to careTM Learning and Impact Review (2010) (3)
[Re-imagining preventive health: theoretical perspectives] - editorial (2008) (3)
Charting an/other direction?: Sexual economyths and suggestions for a feminist economics (1996) (3)
Is masculinity studies increasingly the 'Odd Man' out?: Considersing problems and possibilities in contemporary gender/sexuality thinking (2009) (3)
Internet Dating (2021) (2)
The Challenge of Pleasure: Let's Talk about Sex in Gender-Masculinity Studies (2009) (2)
Changing times: Chief nursing officer for England Chris Beasley looks at howAgenda for Changeis affecting service delivery including the development of the community matron initiative (2005) (2)
Transforming first-year university politics students into critical thinkers (2013) (2)
Problematising current men/masculinities theorising: Theoretical and terminological debates today (2012) (2)
Experiential Learning Survey (2017) (2)
Introduction to the special section: Challenging heterodoxies (2015) (2)
How Can the Family Breed Democracy (1953) (2)
The productive series will allow staff to revolutionise the NHS. (2008) (1)
Measuring Student Achievement in a Functional Marriage Course (1967) (1)
Democracy in the Home (1954) (1)
Building leadership from ward to board. (2005) (1)
Feminism and men/masculinities scholarship (2019) (1)
Voices - modern nurses will manage care across patient pathways, says Chris Beasley. (2007) (1)
Looking Back: A Review of the TAFE Transition Education Program. (1985) (1)
Taking research and development forward. (1997) (1)
The Road to Scholarly Riches: Preparing and Applying for the Academic Market (2017) (1)
Voices: Delivering the highest quality care for all depends on every nurse playing his or her part (2007) (1)
Voices - Focusing on careers (2006) (1)
Engaging with Carol Bacchi: Additional interventions: Select reading list (2012) (1)
Engaging with Carol Bacchi: Looking forward: Still engaged (2012) (1)
War and order (2019) (0)
Emotionally exciting novel heterosexual practices? (2021) (0)
CNO tells nurses to carve out a role in GP-led NHS. Interview by Dave West and Clare Lomas. (2010) (0)
Chemistry (2022) (0)
Engaging with Carol Bacchi: Introduction (2012) (0)
The new norms and etiquette of internet dating (2021) (0)
Older internet dating: Over 50 and beyond (2021) (0)
Introduction (0)
Voices - It is vital to understand safety incident reporting, says Chris Beasley (2007) (0)
Appreciation to Reviewers (2006) (0)
Voices: Nurses remain central to the government drive to improve health services, says Chris Beasley (2005) (0)
Editorial (2008) (0)
The heart of nursing: past, present and future. (2011) (0)
Disorder and fear (2019) (0)
Caring for the homeless: Westminster City Council and anti-homeless bye-laws (2016) (0)
VOICES - Exploring all the 'Clinical engagement' are the new NHS buzzwords. Chris Beasley explains. (2006) (0)
Through Formalized Faculty/Industry Involvements: Case Study Program & Results (1991) (0)
Caring at the borders of the human: companion animals and the homeless (2016) (0)
In an international frame (2021) (0)
Chris Beasley says it is time for us all to muck in for a clean and safe environment (2008) (0)
Voices - health visitors are needed now more than ever, says Chris Beasley. (2007) (0)
Social change and masculinities: Exploring favourable spaces? (2021) (0)
Nutter narratives and the boundaries of heterosexual gender norms online (2021) (0)
Nurses need to understand the care demands of older people (2008) (0)
Speaking of Feminism & What Are We Arguing About?@@An Essay in the Politics of Meaning (2006) (0)
An Ethic of Social Flesh: Moving Beyond Care and/or Trust (2004) (0)
Gender and intimate relationships (2019) (0)
The question of 'Transgression': (hetero)normativity, heterosexuality and heteromasculinity (2010) (0)
Chris Beasley: looking at primary care nursing in the round. Interview by Tom Pollard. (2005) (0)
CNO Report (2005) (0)
Voices - modernising nursing careers will take off this year - with your help, says chris beasley. (2007) (0)
Patient safety. Safe crackers. Panel discussion. (2007) (0)
Voices - The Nurse Aid charity wants those in need to ask for help, says Chris Beasley. (2007) (0)
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Driving reform. Interview by Richard Staines. (2006) (0)
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Introduction: The cultural politics of popular film (2019) (0)
Voices - Health visitors can have a say on their profession’s future, says Chris Beasley (2007) (0)
Innovations in intimacy (2017) (0)
Nurses have a vital role in shaping dementia care (2008) (0)
Towards a ‘reasonable’ level of state support for care?: Constitutionalism, care work and the common good (2016) (0)
Guest editorial: Re-imaginging preventive health (2008) (0)
Changing times. (2018) (0)
Chris Beasley introduces a campaign to cut down on the misuse of antibiotics (2008) (0)
Nurses do have an enormous amount to celebrate. Interview by Carolyn Scott. (2005) (0)
Passionate Activism as Academic Labor : The Emotional Body of Pedagogical Politics (2015) (0)
Voices - A dirty work space makes it harder to nurse well, warns Chris Beasley. (2005) (0)
SOME IMPLICATIONS OF THE DEBATE ON THE ORIGINS OF GENDER (2010) (0)
Chris Beasley: Chief nursing officer for England Chris Beasley launches the new look Spotlight on Success (2005) (0)
Voices - Nurses are well placed to get involved in developing it, says Chris Beasley. (2005) (0)
Children and Young People's Mental Health - Recent Developments (2013) (0)
Non-Medical Prescribing: Foreword (2008) (0)
Course Valuing Inventory--Adapted (2017) (0)
EDITOR'S PROLOGUE (2013) (0)
Responses from ‘the margins’ (2019) (0)
Voices - Together, we can speed up progress towards greater equality, says Chris Beasley. (2005) (0)
Young people who care for a family member with physical or mental health problems: can research better reflect the interests of young carers? (2016) (0)
Mental health review is a positive opportunity. (2005) (0)

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