Marginalized Masculinities

Chris Haywood is a Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at Newcastle University, UK.Thomas Johansson is a Professor of Pedagogy specializing in Child and Youth Studies at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

• Introduction Chris Haywood and Thomas JohanssonPart one: Crisis, Risk and SocializationChapter One: Becoming a ‘real boy’: constructions of boyness in early childhood education Anette Hellman & Ylva OdenbringChapter Two: Being at Risk or Being a Risk? Marginalized Masculinity in Contemporary Social Work Marcus HerzPart Two: Transformations of Work and Unemployment Chapter Three: ‘Crack in the Ice’: Marginalization of Young Men in Contemporary Urban GreenlandFirouz GainiChapter Four: Marginalized masculinities and exclusion in the new low-skill service sector in SwedenPeter HåkanssonChapter Five: Masculinity, socio-emotional skills and marginalization among emergency medical technicians Morten KyedChapter Six: Male Migrant Workers and the Negotiation of ‘Marginalized’ Masculinities in Urban China Xiaodong Lin Part Three: Marginalization, Bodies and IdentityChapter Seven: Derailed Self-Constructions: Marginalization and Self-construction in Young Boys’ Accounts of Well-being.Niels Ulrik Sørensen and Jens Christian NielsenChapter Eight: Doped Manhood: Negotiating fitness doping and masculinity in an online communityJesper Andreasson and Thomas JohanssonPart Four: Rethinking Marginalization Chapter Nine: Epistemologies of Difference: Masculinity, marginalisation and young British Muslim menMairtin Mac an Ghaill and Chris Haywood Chapter Ten: Marginalized adult ethnic minority men in Denmark: The case of Aalborg EastAnn-Dorte Christensen, Jeppe Fuglsang Larsen & Sune Qvotrup JensenConclusionThomas Johansson and Chris Haywood