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Glossary
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Gender Performativity
Judith Butler’s theory of gender performativity suggests that gender is enacted through repeated social practices rather than being an inherent identity.
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Glass Ceiling
The glass ceiling is an invisible barrier that prevents women and minority groups from advancing to higher positions in organisations despite having qualifications and experience.
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Globalisation
Globalisation refers to the increasing interconnectedness of economies, cultures, and societies through trade, communication, and migration.
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Glocalisation
Glocalisation refers to the interaction between global and local cultures, where global influences are adapted to fit local contexts.
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Graduate Outcomes
Graduate outcomes measure employment and further study rates after university, influencing university rankings and funding decisions.
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Graduate Premium
The graduate premium refers to the increased earning potential associated with having a university degree, though its value varies by field and social background.
