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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Studies have indicated the amorphous nature of masculine identity. Consequently, masculine ideals are hard to define, and perhaps even harder to achieve. Thus, men who do not match such benchmarks face stigmatisation and socioeconomic disadvantage. This panel explores how variations in masculinity shape conceptualisations of deviance, inequality and identity.
Men in the Margins: Constructing Masculinity in a Gendered Organisation - Sharon Suzanne Oselin, University of California, Riverside
Grow Your Hair Out: Chicano Gang Masculinity and Embodiment in Recovery - Edward Flores, University of California, Merced
Changing Aligning Actions: Stigma Management and Deviance Perception in Rodeo and Motorcycle Subcultures - Jim D. Taylor, Ohio University – Zanesville
Mutually Pleasurable Experiences? A Partial Explanation of Why Courts Ignore the Victimization of Male, Teenage Victims of Statutory Rape - John Burrow, University of South Carolina