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Bell, Emma and Ruel, Stefanie (2023). [Book Review] Age at Work: Ambiguous Boundaries of Organizations, Organizing and Ageing by Jeff Hearn & Wendy Parkin. Organization Studies, 44(1) pp. 163–166.

Hamilton, Lynn Alison; Ruel, Stefanie and Thomas, Janice Lynn (2021). Prim'a'geniture: Gender bias and daughter successors of entrepreneurial family businesses. Feminist Encounters: A Journal of Critical Studies in Culture and Politics, 5(2), article no. 29.

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Ruel, Stefanie and Brewis, Jo (2025). Menopause at work. In: Helms Mills, Jean; Mills, Albert J.; Williams, Kristen S. and Bendl, Regine eds. Elgar Encyclopedia on Gender in Management. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar (In Press).

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Ruel, Stefanie and Tajmel, Tanja (2024). At the intersection of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics and business management in Canadian higher education: An intentional equity, diversity, and inclusion framework. Gender, Work & Organization, 31(3) pp. 821–850.

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Ruel, Stefanie (2022). [Book Review]: "Age at work: Ambiguous boundaries of organizations, organizing and ageing" by Jeff Hearn and Wendy Parkin. Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management: An International Journal, 17(2) pp. 274–277.

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Ruel, Stefanie and Hammel, Kaitlynn C. (2022). Feminist historiography: Reconstructing histories that include women and gender-diverse individuals. In: Ballamingie, P. and Szanto, D. eds. Showing Theory to Know Theory: Understanding social science concepts through illustrative vignettes. Ottawa, Ontario: Showing Theory Press, pp. 161–170.

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Ruel, Stefanie; Aaltio, Iiris; Römer-Paakkanen, Tarja and Ozkazanc-Pan, Banu (2022). Guest editorial: Meanings, contexts and future of ageing studies: intersections of age and ageing with organizations. Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management: An International Journal, 17(2) pp. 161–170.

Ruel, Stefanie (2021). Barriers to space: “One giant leap” for Canadian early-career STEM women. In: Tajmel, Tanja; Starl, Klaus and Spintig, Susanne eds. The Human Rights-Based Approach to STEM Education. Munster, Germany: Waxmann, pp. 169–192.

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Ruel, Stefanie; Dyer, Linda and Mills, Albert J. (2021). The Canadian Alouette women: reclaiming their space. In: Maclean, Mairi; Clegg, Stewart R.; Suddaby, Roy and Harvey, Charles eds. Historical organization studies: Theory and applications. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 107–130.

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Ruel, Stefanie; Mills, Albert J. and Helms MIlls, Jean (2019). Gendering multi-voiced histories of the North American space industry: The GMRD white women. Journal of Management History, 25(4) pp. 464–492.

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Ruel, Stefanie (2019). STEM-professional women’s exclusion in the Canadian space industry: Anchor points and intersectionality at the margins of space? Critical Management Studies. Bingley, UK: Emerald.

Ruel, Stefanie (2019). An open letter to the Universe: A reflection on conducting "good" research. Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management: An International Journal, 14(1) pp. 55–74.

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Ruel, Stefanie; Mills, Albert J. and Thomas, Janice L. (2018). Intersectionality at work: The case of Ruth Bates Harris and NASA. Ephemera: theory & politics in organizations, 18(1) pp. 17–49.

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Ruel, Stefanie (2018). The "silent killers" of a STEM-professional woman’s career. Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal, 37(7) pp. 728–748.

van Hilten, Adriana and Ruel, Stefanie (2024). The Chihuahua and the Space Princess writing in the margins: Antenarratives of two (older) women early career academics. Gender, Work & Organization, 31(5) pp. 2066–2094.

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