Operationalizing masculinities in theories and practices of gender-transformative health interventions: a scoping review

Evidence Review

Year

2023

Author/s

Zielke, J, Batram-Zantvoort, S, Razum, O, Miani, C.

CONTRIBUTING ORGANISATION/PUBLICATION

Int J Equity Health, Volume 22

SUMMARY

The purpose of this scoping review is to map intervention studies that conceptually grapple with masculinities and analyse: a) how the concept of masculinities is adapted and operationalised in gender-transformative interventions, with respect to intervention population and context, b) what the relationship between the concept of masculinities and its wider theoretical embedding is, and c) on which levels transformation can be observed when working with ‘masculinities’.

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