Part I -- Chapter 1: Setting the scene: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Theoretical Framework and Literature Review -- Chapter 3: Mapping the cases – the Azores, Madeira, and the Canary Islands -- Part II -- Chapter 4: Party competition at regional level -- Chapter 5: Intra-party democracy -- Chapter 6: Regional economic performance -- Chapter 7: Conclusions.
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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Illustrations -- Plates -- 1 The Village Leader of Bara -- 2 A Small Settlement, Built in the Traditional Form -- 3 The Present-Day Village Settlement of Ejwengang -- 4 Ta Taboko, the Senior Elder of Tali 1 -- 5 Rose, a Schoolgirl from Kembong Hamlet -- 6 Mbia Association -- 7 Basinjom Association -- 9 Ngbe Emissary, Announcing a Law -- 10 A Play-Group Association -- Maps -- 1 Banyang and their Neighbours -- 2 Banyang Villages and Village Groups -- Figures and Diagrams -- 1 The Diffuse Community -- 2 The Constitutional Series of Residential Groups -- 3 Arrangement of a Traditional Settlement -- 4 Types of Houses -- 5 Settlements of bә Mbu, c. 1900 -- 6 Consolidated Settlement of bә Mbu, Initially Built on the Road c. 1906 -- 7 Developmental Changes in the form of the Consolidated Settlements -- 8 Settlements of the bә Mfәnjo Lineage Group -- 9 Settlement Plan of Bara Village -- 10 Composite Settlement of Okorobak, Tanyi Ako, Nchemba, and Kembong -- 11 The Change of Settlement in Tali -- Chapter 1 Introductory: The Banyang People -- Part I: The Morphology of the Complex Community -- Chapter 2 The Banyang Community -- Chapter 3 The Community and Common Descent -- Chapter 4 Community Constitution and the Colonial Administration -- Part II: Processes of Government -- Chapter 5 The Nature of Community Authority -- Chapter 6 Judicial Processes -- Chapter 7 Other Governmental Processes -- Chapter 8 Limitations upon the Corporate Structure of the Community -- Part III: The Role of the Associations -- Chapter 9 Traditional Associations -- Chapter 10 Ngbe -- Chapter 11 Modern Associations and the Clan Unions -- Part IV: Processes of Group Formation.
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Purpose The purpose of this paper was to provide a plausible answer to how there are so few science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)-professional women managers in the Canadian space industry.
Design/methodology/approach The author showcased one such individual and her experiences of the exclusionary order in this industry, by focusing on her discourses and those of her former supervisor. The author applied the critical sensemaking (CSM) framework to unstructured interview data and to various collected written documentation. To guide the author's application of this CSM framework, the author asked and answered the following questions: what is the range of identity anchor points associated with, and available to, a STEM-professional woman within the Canadian space industry? What is the relationship between these anchor points and organizational rules and social values? And, how do these anchor points and their relationship with rules and social values influence the exclusion of STEM-professional women from management positions within this industry?
Findings The author surfaced a STEM-professional woman's range of ephemeral identities, captured within her range of attributed anchor points. The author also revealed some of the rules and social values of the organizational context she worked in. The author then analyzed the how of her exclusionary social order, by studying the relationship between these anchor points and these rules and social values.
Social implications In addition to addressing the lack of STEM-professional women in management and to filling a gap in the literature, this study made a contribution to our understanding of social-identities, represented by anchor points, and to their discursive reproduction within organizational contexts. The author also suggested micro-political resistances to undo this social order for one particular individual.
Originality/value This study's value can be measured by its contribution to the postpositivist cisgender and diversity literature focused on intersectionality scholarship, specifically in the area of identity anchor points and their (re)creation within social interactions.
