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Christine Williams

Professor Distinguished Feminist Lecturer

University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

Sociology

Christine Williams is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Distinguished Feminist Lecturer at University of Texas At Austin.

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Christine Williams

University of Texas at Austin

Professor Distinguished Feminist Lecturer

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sociology social sciences gender studies gender inequality feminist theory gender theory feminist perspectives social inequality gender diversity feminist studies sex roles labor relations sociological research gender disparities feminist inquiry women's studies social problems social science research gas industry management vocational behavior feminist criminology work-family interface gender equality feminist research organizational behavior qualitative research political sociology workforce development masculinity petroleum engineering sexual behavior narrative men's studies sexual harassment qualitative sociology personnel economics gender divide occupational therapy human resources professional development homosexuality worker well-being healthy work environments workplace conflict applied sociology organizational psychology scholarly communication organizational research feminist debate glass escalator toy store screen medium lgbt youth quality improvement occupational health psychology sound quality human sexuality player experience sexology job performance occupational epidemiology societal environment hidden advantages gendered organizations gender differences organizational control in-depth interview boundary lines women workers job penalties part-time work schedules gay-friendly closet corporate diversity programs gay-friendly workplaces locker room qualitative research methods gendered context workplace issues sexuality and disability

Notable Scholarly Works

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Book Review: The Stigma Trap: College-Educated, Experienced, and Long-Term Unemployed by Sharone, Ofer. Work and Occupations (2024)

Christine Williams

public healthunemploymentdisadvantaged backgroundstigma trapsocial exclusionsociologywork-family interfacevocational behaviorsocioeconomic statussocial sciencessocial isolationsocial stratificationstigmaworkforce developmentpsychosocial determinants

Feminist Sociology and the Future of Work: A Tribute to Joan Acker and the Ajs Special Issue on Women. American Journal of Sociology (2023)

Christine L. Williams

sociologyfeminist inquirysocial sciencesgender identitygender studiesgender equalityfeminist sociologygender inequalityfeminist theory

Social Inequality in High Tech: How Gender, Race, and Ethnicity Structure the World's Most Powerful Industry. Annual Review of Sociology (2023)

Megan Tobias NeelyPatrick SheehanChristine L. Williams

industrial organizationsociologyhigh techpowerful industrysocial sciencesgender studiessocial inequality

Unionizing High Tech: Opportunities and Obstacles. Work and Occupations (2023)

Patrick SheehanChristine L. Williams

labor-management negotiationunionizing high techcollective bargainingworkforce developmentbusinesslabor relationsregional integrationindustrial collaboration

Gender and Work. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Manijeh Daneshpour

human resource managementsocial changesocial sciencesgender studieswork attitudessocial psychologysocial science researchlabor relationsbehavioral sciences

GASLIGHTED: How the Oil and Gas Industry Shortchanges Women Scientists. (2021)

Christine L. Williams

gender inequalitywomen scientistsgas industrygender studies

Jessie Bernard, Feminism, and “Her” Marriage to Luther Bernard. Sociological Forum (2021)

Christine L. Williams

feminist studiesblack feminismmarriageintersectionalityfeminist philosophysociologysociological researchjessie bernardsocial sciencesgender studiesfeminist criminologycultural studiessocial justicefeminist theory

Life Support: The Problems of Working for a Living. American Sociological Review (2021)

Christine L. Williams

worker healthsociologywork-family interfacesocial sciencesworker well-beinglife supportsocioeconomicseconomic sociology

Precarious Professionals: Layoffs and Gender Inequality in the Oil and Gas Industry. Social Forces (2021)

Amanda BoskyChandra MullerChristine L Williams

sociologysocial problemssocial influencesocial sciencessocial science researchprecarious professionalsorganization studiespersonnel economicsgas industryeconomicssocial theorylabor market impactgender inequalitysocial anthropologysocial behaviorsocial environmentsocial systemslabor relationssocial forcessocial choice

The Deserving Professional: Job Insecurity and Gender Inequality in the Oil and Gas Industry. Labour & Industry a journal of the social and economic relations of work (2019)

Christine L. Williams

managementpetroleum engineeringlabor relationsgas industryhuman resource managementeconomicsbusinesslabour studiesemployee attitudeslabour economicsprofessional developmentjob insecuritygender inequalitypersonnel economics

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Christine Williams

Professor Distinguished Feminist Lecturer

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology

Christine Williams is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor Distinguished Feminist Lecturer at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Christine Williams

University of Texas at Austin

Professor Distinguished Feminist Lecturer

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Book Review: The Stigma Trap: College-Educated, Experienced, and Long-Term Unemployed by Sharone, Ofer. Work and Occupations (2024)

Christine Williams

Feminist Sociology and the Future of Work: A Tribute to Joan Acker and the Ajs Special Issue on Women. American Journal of Sociology (2023)

Christine L. Williams

sociologyfeminist inquirysocial sciencesgender identitygender studiesgender equalityfeminist sociologygender inequalityfeminist theory

Social Inequality in High Tech: How Gender, Race, and Ethnicity Structure the World's Most Powerful Industry. Annual Review of Sociology (2023)

Megan Tobias NeelyPatrick SheehanChristine L. Williams

industrial organizationsociologyhigh techpowerful industrysocial sciencesgender studiessocial inequality

Unionizing High Tech: Opportunities and Obstacles. Work and Occupations (2023)

Patrick SheehanChristine L. Williams

labor-management negotiationunionizing high techcollective bargainingworkforce developmentbusinesslabor relationsregional integrationindustrial collaboration

Gender and Work. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Manijeh Daneshpour

human resource managementsocial changesocial sciencesgender studieswork attitudessocial psychologysocial science researchlabor relationsbehavioral sciences

GASLIGHTED: How the Oil and Gas Industry Shortchanges Women Scientists. (2021)

Christine L. Williams

gender inequalitywomen scientistsgas industrygender studies

Jessie Bernard, Feminism, and “Her” Marriage to Luther Bernard. Sociological Forum (2021)

Christine L. Williams

Life Support: The Problems of Working for a Living. American Sociological Review (2021)

Christine L. Williams

worker healthsociologywork-family interfacesocial sciencesworker well-beinglife supportsocioeconomicseconomic sociology

Precarious Professionals: Layoffs and Gender Inequality in the Oil and Gas Industry. Social Forces (2021)

Amanda BoskyChandra MullerChristine L Williams

The Deserving Professional: Job Insecurity and Gender Inequality in the Oil and Gas Industry. Labour & Industry a journal of the social and economic relations of work (2019)

Christine L. Williams

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