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Diversity, Democratisation and Difference: Theories and Methodologies Women in Higher Education Leadership in South Asia: Rejection, Refusal, Reluctance, Revisioning Professor Louise Morley Dr Barbara Crossouard Centre for Higher Education and Equity Research (CHEER) University of Sussex, UK

Provocations: Identifying Women Leaders What is it that people don’t see? Why don’t they see it? What do current practices reveal and obscure?

A Two-Way Gaze? How are women being seen e.g. as deficit men? How are women viewing leadership e.g. unliveable lives?

Evidence Literature and Policy Review Statistical Review 30 Interviews (19 women and 11 men) Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka. What makes leadership attractive/unattractive to women? What enables/ supports women to enter leadership positions? Personal experiences of being enabled/ impeded from entering leadership?

Where are the Women? Lack of Gender-Disaggregated Statistics No linear trends in women’s representation Numbers of female academics have increased Gender distribution of male to female academics unchanged Significant differences by disciplinary field of studies Absent from Senior Leadership

Policy Silences Gender = category of analysis in relation to female students, not staff. Quality, not Equality = knowledge economy, good governance, STEM, digital economy. Lack of Research-based Evidence.

Narrating Difference Recruitment and Selection (Political/lacking transparency) Passionate attachment (Disciplines/ research) Authority (Does not ‘stick’ to women) Gendered Divisions of Labour (Women = domestic domain) Exclusionary Networks (Male Domination/ sexual propriety) Hostile cultures (Toxic/ stressful)

Gendered Cultures You have to keep proving every time yourself okay? Whereas somebody sits in that position of power, he need not prove, but a lady has to prove every time. (Female Director, India) One of our PVCs dresses quite flamboyantly… you know, wearing trousers is frowned upon in the university... So now, when she applied for the VCship, she stopped wearing trousers and got a sari. So I want a place where you don’t have to make such choices, make such compromises. (Female Professor, Sri Lanka) You know a woman if she’s networking and lobbying then immediately she’s branded as being very ambitious and very pushy. (Female Pro-Vice Chancellor, Bangladesh) The men they also do not like the female to be a leader, that I have also faced the problem…They want to see the male as the leader, not the female. (Female Dean, Nepal) I have presented three papers abroad… People get jealous instead of feeling pride that’s she growing…I realised that people are so jealous of people who, especially women, who were growing and getting out of the institution. (Female Senior Lecturer, Pakistan) There is not closed culture for the men, they are free to go outside but the women cannot because it’s prohibited in some place of my country, for the women go alone abroad without their husband. (Female Vice Dean, Afghanistan)

Barriers Enablers The Power of the Socio- Cultural/ Gender Appropriate Social Class and Caste Lack of Investment in Women Organisational Cultures Perceptions of Leadership Recruitment and Selection Family Gender and Authority Corruption Internationalisation Policies (affirmative action, gender mainstreaming, work/life balance) Women-only Provision (leadership development/ universities) Mentoring Professional Development Family Evidence (Research/ Gender-Disaggregated Statistics)

Moving On Women are Rejected Refusing/ Self Excluding Reluctant Change Not counting more women into existing structures/ systems Need for Revisioning of Leadership

Follow Up? Morley, L. & Crossouard, B. (2015) Women in Higher Education Leadership in South Asia: Rejection, Refusal, Reluctance, Revisioning. Pakistan: British Council. Morley, L. (I2014) Lost Leaders: Women in the Global Academy. Higher Education Research and Development 33 (1) 111–125. Morley, L. (2013) "The Rules of the Game: Women and the Leaderist Turn in Higher Education " Gender and Education. 25(1): Morley, L. (2013) Women and Higher Education Leadership: Absences and Aspirations. Stimulus Paper for the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education. Morley, L. (2013) International Trends in Women’s Leadership in Higher Education In, T. Gore, and Stiasny, M (eds) Going Global. London, Emerald Press.