BOOKS

Sebastian Madrid, Teresa Valdes, Roberto Celedón, Tristan Bridges, Kristen Barber, and Joseph D. Nelson. 2023. “Men and Masculinities Scholarship and Interventions in Latin America: Symposium Introduction/Investigaciones e Intervenciones en Hombres y Masculinidades en América Latina: Una Introducción al Simposio.” Men and Masculinities 26(5): 651-662.

Timothy J. Haneyand Kristen Barber. 2022. “The Extreme Gendering of COVID-19: HouseholdTasks and Division of Labour Satisfaction During the Pandemic.”Canadian Review of Sociology(Revue Canadiennede sociolgie) 59(S1): 26-4.

*Debaleena Ghosh and KristenBarber.2021. “The Gender of Multiculturalism: Cultural Tokenism and the Institutional Isolation of Immigrant Women Faculty.”Sociological Perspectives64(6):1063-1080

Kristen Barber. 2020. “Good-Looking Men Require Hard-Working Women: The Labor of Consumption in the Grooming Industry.” In Handbook of the Sociology of Body andEmbodiment, edited by Natalie Boero and Kate Mason. New York, N.Y.: Oxford University Press.

Sharon Oselin and Kristen Barber. 2019. “Borrowing Privilege: Status Maneuvering AmongMarginalized Men.”Gender & Society33(2): 201-223.

Chelsea Johnson and Kristen Barber. 2018. “The Gender and Sexual Politicsof Hair,” In A Cultural History of Hair inthe Modern Age, edited byGeraldine Biddle-Perry. London, U.K.: Bloomsbury Publishing.

Kelsy Kretschmer and Kristen Barber. 2018. “The ‘Man Question’ in Feminism.”In Nevertheless They Persisted: FeminismsandContinued Resistance in the U.S. Women’s Movement,editedby Jo Reger. London, U.K.: Routledge.

Kristen Barber and Tristan Bridges. 2017. “Marketing Manhood in a ‘Post-Feminist’ Age.” Contexts 16(2):36-41.

Kelsy Kretschmer and Kristen Barber. 2016. “Men at the March: Feminist Movement Boundaries and Men’s Participation in Take Backthe Night and SlutWalk.”Mobilization 21(3): 283-300.

Kristen Barber. 2016. “‘Men Wanted’: Heterosexual Aesthetic Labor in the Masculinization of the HairSalon.” Gender & Society 30(4): 618-642.

Kristen Barber and Timothy J.Haney. 2016. “The Experiential Gapin Disaster Research: FeministEpistemology andthe Contribution of Local Affected Researchers." Sociological Spectrum36(2): 57-74.

Shiloh Deitzand Kristen Barber. 2015. “Geographiesof Inequality: Urban Renewal andthe Race, Gender, andClass of Post-Katrina New Orleans.” Race, Gender & Class:134-159.

Kristen Barber and *Shiloh Deitz. 2015. “Missing in the Storm: The Gender Gap in Hurricane Katrina Research and Disaster ManagementEfforts.” In Rethinking DisasterRecovery: A Hurricane Katrina Retrospective, edited by Jeannie Haubert. Lanham, M.D.: LexingtonBooks.

Kristen Barber. 2015. “Styled Masculinity: Men’s Consumption of SalonHair Care and the Constructionof Difference.” In Exploring Masculinities: Identity, Inequality, Continuity and Change, edited by C.J. Pascoe and Tristan Bridges, 269-279. New York, N.Y.: Oxford University Press.

Ronald E. Hallett and Kristen Barber. 2014. “Ethnographic Researchin a Cyber Era.”Journal of Contemporary Ethnography43(3): 306-320.

KristenBarber and Kelsy Kretschmer. 2013. “Walking Like a Man?” Contexts12(2): 40-45.Reprinted In: 2017. Gender, Sexuality, and Intimacy: A Contexts Reader, edited by Jodi O’Brien and Arlene Stein. Thousand Oaks,C.A.: Sage Publications.

Timothy J. Haney and Kristen Barber. 2013. “Reconciling Academic Objectivityand Subjective Trauma: The Double Consciousness of Sociologists who Experienced Hurricane Katrina.” Critical Sociology39(1):105-122. 

Kristen Barber. 2008. “The Well-Coiffed Man: Class, Race,and Heterosexual Masculinity in the Hair Salon.” Gender &Society 22(4): 455-476.

Kristen Barber, DanielleA. Hidalgo, Timothy J. Haney, Stan Weeber, Jessica W. Pardee, and Jennifer Day. 2007. “Narratingthe Storm: Storytelling as a Methodological Approach to Understanding Hurricane Katrina.” Journal of Public Management & Social Policy 13(2): 99-120.

Danielle A. Hidalgo, Kristen Barber, and Erica Hunter. 2007. “The Dyadic Imaginary: Troubling the Perceptionof Love as Dyadic.”Journal of Bisexuality 7(3/4): 33-51.

Kristen Barber. 2007. “The Emotional Management of a Stranger: Negotiating Class Privilege and MasculineAcademicsas a Hurricane Katrina Evacuee.” In Narrating the Storm:Sociological Stories of Hurricane Katrina, ed.by Danielle Hidalgo and KristenBarber, 78-89. New Castle, U.K.: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

Kristen Barber. 2006. “Sex and Power.” In Introducingthe New Sexuality Studies: Original Essays and Interviews, edited by Steven Seidman, Nancy Fischer, and Chet Meeks, 59-63. London, U.K.: Routledge.