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Youth, fathers and masculinity in South Africa today / Robert Morrell.
The role of men in the struggle for gender equality: possibilities for positive engagement / Bafana Khumalo.
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South African men care enough to act against HIV/AIDS and general inequality: the Men in Partnership act against HIV/AIDS (MIPAA) experience / Rabi Gobind.
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1. Mapping Guyland in College, Michael Kimmel & Tracy Davis.
2. Using the Psychology of Men and Gender Role Conflict Theory To Promote Comprehensive Service Delivery for College Men: A Call to Action, Jim O’Neil & Byrce Crasper.
3. The Situation of Men, and Situating Men in Higher Education: A Conversation about Crisis, Myth and Reality about Male College Students, Frank Harris III & Ryan P. Barone.
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6. Queer Masculinities in Higher Education, Beth Berila.
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9. Masculinities (Re)considered: Using a Critical Approach to Working with Men in Groups, Tracy Davis, James LaPrad & Sean Dixon.
10. Using How College Men Feel about Being Men and “Doing the Right Thing” to Promote Men’s Development, Alan Berkowitz.
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Feminism, Masculinity Politics and the Human Services / Bob Pease and Peter Camilleri.
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Doing ‘Women’s Work’?: Masculinity, Men and Caring / Peter Camilleri and Peter Jones.
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Men and Mental Health / Counselling Men With a Psychiatric Disability / Peter Humphries.
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The Changing Role of Indigenous Men in Community and Family Life: A Conversation Between Graham Atkinson and Bob Pease.
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Evidence-based assessment with men / Cochran SV.
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