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Abstract

It was somewhere in the Fall; I had just begun my position as assistant professor at a new Dutch university. My youngest was still in his diapers. The prospect that there was actual chance for a steady anthropology career had not entirely dawned upon me yet. Everything was new and exciting. When the Head of Department notified that it was our turn for a research audit, I felt privileged being invited. Not that I had lots of confidence in the increasing audit culture in academia, but that my new colleagues considered my opinion about research valuable enough for on-the-record assessment was a new experience I had not had at my previous university.
Original languageEnglish
Article numberNN02
Pages (from-to)19-21
Number of pages3
JournalLOVA : Journal of Gender Studies and Feminist Anthropology
Volume45
Publication statusPublished - 2024

Bibliographical note

Special issue Sexist Garbage

Keywords

  • motherhood
  • audit culture
  • neoliberalism
  • children
  • anthropology
  • research

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