This Handbook provides new theoretical and empirical insights into men, men's practices and masculinities across many kinds of organizations and forms of organizing.

1. Studying Men, Masculinities, Organizations and Organizing: Introducing the Handbook; Part I: Theories and Frameworks; 2. New Maps of Struggle for Gender Justice: Rethinking Feminist Research on Organizations and Work; 3. Conditional Solidarity: Men as Supporters of Feminist Causes in Public Activism; 4. Social Theory and Critical Theory; 5. Paradigms, Gender and the Making of Organization Theory; 6. De/postcolonial Organizing: A Decolonial and Transnational Perspective; 7. Masculinities in the Wasteland: (Post)colonial Capitalism in the West, China, and Africa; 8. Global, Transnational and Regional Organizations and Organizing; Part II: Structures and Processes of Organizing; 9. Critical Dialectical Perspectives on Men, Masculinities and Leadership; 10. Workplace Masculinity Cultures and Contests; 11. Doing Meta-work to Navigate Conventionally Masculinist Careers and Work Norms; 12. Changing and Challenging Work/life Negotiations for Men and Organizations; 13. Bodies, Embodiment, Body Work, Care, Caring and Self-care; 14. Emotions and Affect in Organizing Men and Masculinity/ies; 15. Mingle with Men: Sexuality and Gay Men in Organizations; 16. Hidden in Plain Sight: The Role of Gender and Power in Responding to Violence and Abuse in Organizations; Part III: Organizational Settings; 17. Hegemonic Masculinities and the Hegemony of Men in Business and Finance Organizations: Persistence of and Challenges to Patriarchal Power; 18. Masculinity of the Modern Western State and of State Institutions; 19. Men, Masculinities and Military Organizations; 20. Masculinities, Political Organizations and Political Organizing: Queering Anti-Apartheid Struggle; 21. Beyond the Public Light: Political Strongmen, Masculine Embodiment, and Sports Organizations; 22. (Un)doing Masculinity? Men Working in Women's Occupations; 23. Boys and Schooling: Intersectional Perspectives; 24. Men, Gender and Knowledge Construction in Higher Education; Part IV: Current and Future Issues; 25. The Hegemony of Men in Global Value Chains: Insights for Intersectional Labour Governance; 26. Multiple Crisis, Crisis of Gender Relations and Crisis of Masculinity; 27. Allyship and Accountability in Organizations Engaging Men in Violence Prevention: Principles, Practices and Political Dilemmas; 28. Men and Masculinities in Animal Advocacy Organizations and Organizing: From Men's Domination and Masculinized Strategies towards an Ethics of Care and Intersectional Activism; 29. Tracing the Superheroes of Our Time: Contemporary and Emergent Masculinities in Tech Entrepreneurship; 30. Men and Covid-19: Pandemics and Organizing in the 'New Normal'