Hanken researchers’ paper nominated for prestigious prize
The article, that analyses the role of collective agreements in institutionalising and legitimising the work conducted by women, is published in the journal Work, Employment and Society. Roosa Kohvakka, Senior Reward Consultant at Mandatum Life, is also a co-author.
The SAGE Prize for Innovation and Excellence Opens in new window is awarded annually to one paper in each of the British Sociological Association’s four prestigious journals: Cultural Sociology, Sociological Research Online, Sociology, Work, Employment and Society. Maria Törnroos says it is an honour to be nominated to this award.
“We are grateful that BSA notices this important subject, which doesn’t only affect Finland but also other countries. To correct the undervaluation of women’s work it is important that we investigate the underlying causes, and move the focus from blaming the women to studying the structures that conduce to undervaluation. Paula is doing incredible work about this and I am happy that she took me in on this project”, says Törnroos.
This prize is awarded to the paper judged to be the most innovative and/or exceptional in the past year’s volume of the journal. The winning article will be announced in September.
The nominated article is:
Paula Koskinen Sandberg, Maria Törnroos, Roosa Kohvakka, The Institutionalised Undervaluation of Women’s Work: The Case of Local Government Sector Collective Agreements Opens in new window , 32(4), 707. The article behind the link is archived by Hanken and is not the final published version.
