{"id":53872,"date":"2020-09-04T01:00:50","date_gmt":"2020-09-04T08:00:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/world.edu\/?p=53872"},"modified":"2020-09-03T13:12:26","modified_gmt":"2020-09-03T20:12:26","slug":"covid-19-why-this-crisis-can-widen-the-inequalities-between-researchers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/world.edu\/covid-19-why-this-crisis-can-widen-the-inequalities-between-researchers\/","title":{"rendered":"Covid-19 : Why this crisis can widen the inequalities between researchers"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The ability to publish scientific articles in the best journals in one’s discipline is the engine of academic careers.\u00a0It is crucial for promotion and recognition by peers.\u00a0In this race, women are less present.\u00a0We thus see their proportion decrease as we go up in the hierarchy.<\/p>\n

In the United Kingdom, for example, they represent 45% of university teaching staff, but only\u00a025% of<\/a>\u00a0full professors.\u00a0In France, 44% of lecturers are women, but only\u00a024% of university professors<\/a>\u00a0.<\/p>\n

Of course,\u00a0progress<\/a>\u00a0towards professional equality has been timidly visible in recent years, including in disciplines such as\u00a0quantitative finance<\/a>\u00a0where women have traditionally been less represented.\u00a0But the recent pandemic Covid-19 crisis reminds us that old patterns are never far away, and tend to come back at a gallop when vigilance wanes.<\/p>\n

Several studies now highlight to what extent women have seen the crisis affect their research activity, much more than that of their male colleagues.\u00a0Far from being a simple parenthesis in their journey, this crisis could well have lasting negative consequences for the career progression of researchers.<\/p>\n

Weight of family constraints<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Some journals have found an increase in the number of articles submitted by men during the lockdown period compared to the same period in 2019, with a\u00a0decrease<\/a>\u00a0in submissions by women, and\u00a0this is<\/a>\u00a0observed in several disciplines: medicine, biology ,\u00a0economics<\/a>\u00a0, political science, social science.<\/p>\n

This decrease is also reflected in\u00a0preprints and scientific reports<\/a>\u00a0– recordings by researchers have decreased with the crisis, even\u00a0preprints in the medical field<\/a>\u00a0.<\/p>\n

How to explain this situation ?\u00a0We must first consider the weight of a family organization still devolved to women.\u00a0The confinement period resulted for all women in the necessary taking charge of\u00a0domestic tasks<\/a>\u00a0, with a return to a traditional sharing of social roles between the sexes.<\/p>\n

To this was added the care of children both for care activities but also the obligation to ensure school monitoring.\u00a0The\u00a0boundary<\/a>\u00a0between professional duties and family tasks faded.<\/p>\n

The status and function of the spouses also play a determining role. According to a study by\u00a0Stanford University<\/a>\u00a0, 20% of researchers have a stay-at-home spouse, compared to only 5% of researchers.\u00a0Researchers therefore have more leeway to devote themselves fully to their research activity.<\/p>\n

In addition, the researcher’s career often takes priority over that of a research spouse.\u00a0If the spouse is not a researcher, his or her activity may take precedence in the emergency, forcing the researcher to put her\u00a0research activity<\/a>\u00a0aside.<\/p>\n

Emotional expectations<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The weight of the family organization is doubled by additional expectations in the professional world.\u00a0Emotional work describes the efforts made by managers to ensure the well-being of their employees at all times – work primarily required of women managers.<\/p>\n

The demand for\u00a0emotional work<\/a>\u00a0among researchers has translated into efforts to support their colleagues and students beyond what is achieved by their fellow researchers.<\/p>\n

The harmful effects of family organization and emotional work are further exacerbated by the assignment of teacher-researchers to tasks that are not taken into account\u00a0for promotions<\/a>\u00a0.\u00a0While women researchers tend to devote themselves to organizing events, sitting on committees and, more generally, contributing to institutional capital, researchers would focus more on the core activities of the profession.<\/p>\n

Researchers, especially juniors, integrate these\u00a0higher expectations<\/a>\u00a0into all of their assignments.\u00a0During the Covid-19 crisis, they were in great demand to participate in crisis management, to the detriment of their other activities.<\/p>\n

And even if a researcher succeeded in thwarting the pitfalls of family organization and professional requirements, an unavoidable problem remained: the type of research carried out mainly by women is more vulnerable to the effects of confinement than that carried out mainly by men.<\/p>\n

Researchers use qualitative research methods<\/a>\u00a0more frequently than their male colleagues\u00a0.\u00a0These methods require meeting people, being present in the field to collect data.\u00a0These protocols were stopped during the crisis, postponed at best, but sometimes simply canceled.<\/p>\n

The inability to collect data means the inability to publish articles.\u00a0This is just as much behind those who use secondary data and quantitative methods, and who happen to be mainly researchers.<\/p>\n

Likewise, we have seen an increase in articles on Covid-19 and its effects.\u00a0But these articles are much more the\u00a0work of male authors<\/a>\u00a0, as if women scientists had not entered this new field.\u00a0This is all the more damaging given that we are now seeing significant research budgets released by States and institutions to finance Covid-19 research.\u00a0However, the researchers have little or no position on this theme.<\/p>\n

Vicious circle<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The consequences for the careers of these highly qualified researchers are far from anecdotal.\u00a0Research in management and economics is an activity with a very long life cycle.\u00a0Between the conception of an idea and publication in a peer-reviewed journal, it can take several years.\u00a0It is therefore a question of remaining vigilant on both the long-term effects and the short-term effects.<\/p>\n

In the long term, the career prospects of women researchers are likely to be strongly impacted.\u00a0A reduction, or even no submission of articles during containment, will translate into reductions in scientific production in two or three years.\u00a0It is very likely that at that time, the bodies evaluating researchers for promotions will not take into account the drop in productivity during confinement, as it will seem far in the past.\u00a0The gap between men and women in promotions to the grade of professor could thus widen.<\/p>\n

Short-term impacts should also not be overlooked with a risk of burnout in women.\u00a0A British study shows that\u00a0women’s\u00a0mental health<\/a>\u00a0deteriorated more during confinement than that of men.<\/p>\n

In addition, the difficulty of carrying out research during confinement can result in a deskilling of the researchers – the technical nature of this activity requires a permanent update of knowledge and skills, and one can quickly lose footing without regular practice.<\/p>\n

Finally, we can note the effects linked to the absence of women in the Covid-19 debate.\u00a0Large budgets are dedicated to research on Covid-19.\u00a0Women researchers, not being positioned as massively as men in the crisis, risk missing out on funding that could increase their productivity – especially since we can anticipate funding cuts in other research themes. .<\/p>\n

Author Bio:<\/strong> Stephanie Chasserio is Associate Professor, co-holder of the Women and Business Chair and Helen Bollaert is Professor, Director of Research both at SKEMA Business School<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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