Author

Judith Baxter

Emeritus Professor of Applied Linguistics, Aston University, Birmingham - Cited by 3,560 - Gender and language - discourse - leadership - feminist poststructuralist discourse analysis (FPDA)

Biography

Judith Baxter is currently working in Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes, School of Medicine and Colorado School of Public Health, Department of Community and Behavioral Health, University of Colorado Denver, Aurora Court, Aurora, USA. He has published numerous research papers and articles in reputed journals and has various other achievements in the related studies. He has extended his/her valuable service towards the scientific community with his extensive research work.
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Year
Positioning language and identity: Poststructuralist perspectives
J BaxterThe Routledge handbook of language and identity, 34-49, 2016201
209
2016
Speaking out: The female voice in public contexts
J BaxterSpringer, 2016201
148
2016
Speaking out: The female voice in public contexts
J BaxterSpringer, 2016201
148
2016
Double-voicing at work: Power, gender and linguistic expertise
J BaxterSpringer, 2017201
107
2017
Survival or success? A critical exploration of the use of ‘double-voiced discourse’by women business leaders in the UK
J BaxterDiscourse & Communication 5 (3), 231-245, 2011201
91
2011
Women leaders and gender stereotyping in the UK Press: A poststructuralist approach
J BaxterSpringer International Publishing, 2018201
75
2018
Behavioural foundations of economics
J BaxterSpringer, 2016201
72
2016
Demonstrating high reliability on accountability measures at the Johns Hopkins Hospital
PJ Pronovost, R Demski, T Callender, L Winner, MR Miller, JM Austin, ...The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety 39 (12), 531-AP5, 2013201
46
2013
Who wants to be the leader? The linguistic construction of emerging leadership in differently gendered teams
J BaxterInternational Journal of Business Communication 52 (4), 427-451, 2015201
41
2015
Who wants to be the leader? The linguistic construction of emerging leadership in differently gendered teams
J BaxterInternational Journal of Business Communication 52 (4), 427-451, 2015201
41
2015
Resolving a gender and language problem in women’s leadership: consultancy research in workplace discourse
J BaxterDiscourse & Communication 11 (2), 141-159, 2017201
21
2017
‘If you had only listened carefully…’: The discursive construction of emerging leadership in a UK all-women management team
J BaxterDiscourse & Communication 8 (1), 23-39, 2014201
17
2014
‘Keep strong, remember everything you have learnt’: Constructing support and solidarity through online interaction within a UK cancer support group
J BaxterDiscourse & society 29 (4), 363-379, 2018201
13
2018
The Routledge handbook of language, gender, and sexuality
J Angouri, J BaxterRoutledge, 2021202
11
2021
Sociolinguistic approaches to gender and leadership theory
J Baxter, SR MadsenHandbook of research on gender and leadership, 3-126, 2017201
11
2017
Feminist poststructural discourse analysis
J BaxterThe international encyclopedia of language and social interaction, 1-6, 2015201
7
2015
Feminist research
J BaxterThe encyclopaedia of applied linguistics, 1-, 2012201
6
2012
Coping with uncertainty: gender and leadership identities in UK corporate life
J BaxterIdentity Struggles, 21-38, 2017201
5
2017
Gender, Language, and Leadership: Enabling Women Leaders
J BaxterThe Routledge handbook of language in the workplace, 401-412, 2017201
5
2017
Women Leader Stereotypes in Newspapers
J Baxter, J BaxterWomen Leaders and Gender Stereotyping in the UK Press: A Poststructuralist …, 2018201
4
2018

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