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Subject(s)

• Gay people—Identity [Browse]
• Identity (Psychology) [Browse]

Related name

• Rocco, Tonette S. [Browse]

Series

Routledge International Handbooks Series [More in this series]

Summary note

This is a reference work which offers theoretical, research, and practice perspectives on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning issues in global, national, social, political, cultural, social, psychological, and organizational contexts.

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Contents

• Cover
• Endorsements
• Half Title
• Series
• Title
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Contents
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• List of Contributors
• Foreword
• 1 Introduction
• I Global Context
• 2 A Global Perspective on LGBTQ Rights as Human Rights
• 3 Why Now? LGBTI Rights and the United Nations
• 4 Understanding Homoprofessionalism and the Political Context: Lesbian and Gay Leaders of International Schools
• 5 Moving Beyond Myopia: Towards a Global Queer Pedagogy in the 21st Century
• 6 When God's Not on Your Side: Toward Religious Institutional Developmental Identity Transformation
• II National and Societal Contexts
• 7 Contemporary Legal and Policy Practices on LGBTQ and Activist Work in Kenya
• 8 LGBTQ Rights in Canada: Less Progressive Narrative, More Reparative Morality
• 9 The Relevance of Human Rights and Social Justice Minding Intersectional Context of Affirmative Psychological Practice With LGBTQ+ People-Croatian Experience
• 10 Now You See It, Now You Don't: Contesting the LGBTQ Politics of (In)Visibility in (Post)Socialist China
• 11 Forgotten Daughters: Customizing Supports for Black and Afro-Caribbean Lesbian, Bisexual, Queer, and Trans Women
• III Law, Political Structures, and Policy
• 12 Overview of Legislative, Judicial, and Executive Branch U.S. Policies Impacting the Rights and Risks of Transgender and Nonbinary People in the Workplace
• 13 The Intersection of LGBTQ Individuals and the Criminal Justice System
• 14 The Economics of Being LGBT. A Review: 2015-2020
• 15 Intergenerational Justice: A Concept for Grounding Policy, Including 2SLGBTQ+-Specific Housing Policy
• 16 Accommodating Dislocated Sexual- and Gender-Minority Young People: Intersecting Research, Advocacy, and Action
• IV Cultural Structures.
• 17 Language Matters: Gender Pronouns and Identity Terminology for Transgender and Nonbinary People
• 18 LGBTQ+ Youth and the Geographic Community: Opportunities for Advancing Research and Understanding
• 19 Queer Architecture
• 20 American Musical Theater: Queer Representation and Public Pedagogy
• 21 Negotiating and Communicating LGBTQ+ Identities Through Dress and LGBTQ+-Focused Fashion Brands in the 21st Century
• 22 Consuming HIV: Cause Marketing, the (RED) Brand, and LGBTQ+ Welfare in Modern Times
• 23 Lesbians in Sports Media: From Strategic Distancing to Strategic Acceptance
• V Social, Psychological, and Research Contexts
• 24 Queer Identities in Contexts
• 25 A Social Identity Perspective of LGBTQ+ Identity Development: Implications for Health and Stigma
• 26 The Current State of Conversion Therapy in the United States
• 27 Queering LGBTQ+ People in Research: Challenges and Opportunities
• VI Organizational Contexts
• 28 Theorising LGBT+ Identities in Organisations Queerly
• 29 Allyship for LGBTQ Individuals in Work Contexts
• 30 Identity Management of, and Organizational Support for, LGB Expatriates: Challenges and Recommendations
• 31 LGBTQ Entrepreneurship: Balancing the Tension Between Emancipation and Counter-Participation
• 32 Considering the Relationship Between LGBTQ Alcoholism, Addiction and Recovery, and Career Development
• 33 Breaking the Mold or Making the Mold? LGBTQ Employee Networks and the Managerialist Agenda
• 34 Keep Your Head Down: Dysfunctional Leadership and Its Impact on LGTBQ+ Employees
• 35 Bullying of LBGTQ Faculty in Academia: A Real-Life Challenge Informed by the Literature
• 36 Walking a Queer Life: Perspectives on Fear, Hope, and Resistance
• Index.

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ISBN

• 1-04-002483-1
• 1-003-12815-7
• 1-04-002484-X

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