Ulla-Britt Lilleaas

Research Fellow

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Academic interests

Gender/body/health
Masculinities
Gender equality and social change

Background

Guest Researcher/ Professor, Centre for Gender Research, University of Oslo (UiO) (2013-)

Head of Centre for Gender and Equality, University of Agder (UiA) (2009-2012)

Professor in Health Science, Faculty of Health and Sport, UiA (2007-2010)

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Health and Sport, UiA (2006-2007)

Visiting Professor, Goldsmiths University of London,Dep.of Sociology (2004)

Ph.D, in Sociology, Department of Sociologcy and Human Geography, UiO (2003)

Researcher, Department of Sociology and Human Geography, UiO, (1998-2009)

Researcher, Centre for Women's Studies, UiO (1992-1998)

Researcher, Inst of Building Research, Oslo (1991-1992)

Researcher, Section for Prev. Medicine and Epidemiology, Faculty of Medicine, UiO (1990-1991)

Executive officer, Centre for Occupational Health, Faculty of Medicine, UiO (1990-1991)

Research fellow, Norwegian Institute for Alcohol and Drug Research, Oslo (1987-1988)

Cand. Polit. in Sociology, Department of Sociology and Human Geograpfy, UiO (1987)

Head of projects (selected projects)

The Sociality of Tiredness – Culture, Tradition, and Change (1998-2002). The Norwegian Council of Research.

”Masculinities and Bodily Habits - Gender, Culture, Tradition and Change” (2003-2006) The Norwegian Council of Research..

”The Vulnerability of the Strong Sex – Treatment, Care & Masculinities” (2007- 2013). University of Agder.

”Masculinity Cultures in the Norwegian Military of Defense” (2011-2013), Ministry of Defense project).

Gendered Leadership and Power in the Norwegian Military of Defense, (2013 – 2016). The Norwegian Council of Research.

Awards

Sociologist of the year. A prize for dissemitation of research from her Ph.D.thesis to shortfilm

Post doctoral scholarship from The Norwegian Research Council (2003-2005)

Grants for fellowships abroad: Great Britain (2004)

Two years Study Grant from the Norwegian Research Council (2001-2003)

Partners

Nordic Network on Dialog Communication of Research Based Knowledge (2009-2013)

Member of the Reference Group for The State of Men´s Health in Europe Report. European Commision (2011)

Leader of the Ph.D. in Health Science Board, Faculty of Health and Sport, University of Agder (2007-2009)

Member of Agder Vitenskapsakademi/ Agder Academy of Sciences and Letters (2007-)

Coordinator of Research in Health Science, UiA (2006 – 2007)

Member of Steering Group ”European Men´s Health Network" (2005-)

Professor Michael Kimmel Stony Brooks University NY.

Professor Alan White, Professor in Men´s Health and Director of Center of Men´s Health, Leeds University, UK.

Referee on articles submitted for national and international journals (Journals of Men´s Health, Men and Masculinities, NORMA, The Norwegian Sociological Journal, etc.)

Dissemination of Research in short Film

Dahr, E. & U-B.Lilleaas: Tempo ! Shortfilm.(Texted in English) Norsk Filminstitutt www.nfi.no (2004)

Dahr, E & U-B. Lilleaas: Trette menn. (Tired Men) Shortfilm. (Texted in English) Norsk filminstitutt www.nfi.no (2006)

Tags: Sociology, Bodies, Masculinities, Gender, Gender equality, Health

Johansen, V.F., Andrews, T.M., Haukanes, H. Lilleaas,U-B. (2013). Symbols and meanings in breast cancer awareness campaigns. NORA, Nordic Journal of Women´s Studies. Taylor & Francis.Routledge. Vol.21, 2, (140-155).

Johansen, V.F., Andrews, T.M., Haukanes, H. Lilleaas,U-B.(2013). Freedom and pressure in self-disclosure, Social Theory & Health (1-19). 1477-8211.

Westergren, T. & Lilleaas, U-B. (2012). Adolescent Boys with Asthma – a pilot study on embodied gendered habits. Dove Press, 2012. http://www.dovepress.com/articles.php?article_id=11439

Lilleaas, U-B.(2012). Gender Research in a Social Science Perspective. Agder Vitenskapsakademi/Agder Academy of Sciences and Letters.

Lilleaas,U-B. (2012). My discomfort - practical reflexity as a methodological approach. (Eds) L.J. Phillips, M. Kristiansen, M. Vehvilainen and E. Gunnarsson Methodology on Dialogic Communication .Routledge and Taylor.

Lilleaas, U-B. & Fehr,D.v.d.(2011). Chronic Pain Syndrome and why it is Hard to Cure. Nordisk Sygeplejeforskning 4 (1) (257-272).

Lilleaas,U-B.(2007). Masculinity, sport and emotions. Men and Masculinities,VOL10 (39-53).

Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2020). Ekskluderende maskulinitetskulturer i en mannsbastion: Belyst gjennom et norsk politidistrikt. Søkelys på arbeidslivet. ISSN 1504-8004. 37(4), p. 285–298. doi: 10.18261/issn.1504-7989-2020-04-05. Full text in Research Archive
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt; Ellingsen, Dag & Sløk-Andersen, Beate (2020). Humorens tvetydige funksjon: Hva kjennetegner humor som kan fungere ekskluderende i tradisjonelle mannsbastioner? Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning. ISSN 0809-6341. 44(1), p. 8–12. doi: 10.18261/issn.1891-1781-2020-01-02. Full text in Research Archive
Svendby, Rannveig & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2019). Change and Continuation: Masculinity, Driving, and Disability in the Lives of “Young Problem Drivers” in the Aftermath of Severe Road Traffic Accidents. NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research. ISSN 0803-8740. 27(3), p. 194–205. doi: 10.1080/08038740.2019.1602563. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
In research on traffic injury prevention, young male drivers willing to take risks are known as “young problem drivers” and have been identified as the greatest road safety challenge. This intersectional study draws on interviews and participant observation, and employs a masculinity perspective to explore how 12 young, male drivers who were injured in severe accidents assess driving after their accidents and ways in which they construct their identities as disabled men. While the participants cited their accidents as a turning point that prompted a change in their attitudes and practices regarding driving, they often continued to engage in deviant driving practices, especially speeding. In addition, the men tended to distance themselves from the social category of disability. We propose that the field of traffic injury prevention would benefit from supplementing the biological approach in the research literature with cultural perspectives on the internal logics and prevailing masculinity discourses that guide the choices of young, male drivers. Also, we argue that the men’s negotiation of disability illustrates the stigma still attached to the social category of disability.
Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2017). Military Leadership, Gender Equality in the Norwegian Armed Forces. ABM-media AS. ISSN 978-82-93298-16-8. p. 153–172.
Andersen, Linn; Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2017). Hvordan endre en mannsbastion? Er kjønnslikestilling en bedre tilnærming enn mangfoldsperspektivet? Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning. ISSN 0809-6341. 41(1), p. 55–72. doi: 10.18261/issn.1891-1781-2017-01-05. Full text in Research Archive
Ellingsen, Dag; Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Kimmel, Michael Scott (2016). Something is Working—But Why? Mixed Rooms in the Norwegian Army. NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research. ISSN 0803-8740. 24(3), p. 151–164. doi: 10.1080/08038740.2016.1236037.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2015). Kroppslig beredskap for andre : et sosiologisk blikk på kvinners helse og "mystiske" sykefravær. Arr - Idéhistorisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0802-7005. 27(2-3 2015), p. 163–172.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Jo mere vi er sammen. In Finstad, Liv & Lomell, Heidi Mork (Ed.), Motmæle. En antologi til Kjersti Ericsson, Cecilie Høigård og Guri Larsen. Novus Forlag. ISSN 978-82-7099-749-7. p. 121–131.
Johansen, Venke Frederike; Andrews, Therese Marie; Haukanes, Haldis & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Freedom and pressure in self-disclosure. Social Theory & Health. ISSN 1477-8211. 12(1), p. 105–123. doi: 10.1057/sth.2013.23.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2013). Den gode tvangen. Arr - Idéhistorisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0802-7005. 25(4), p. 101–106.
Johansen, Venke Frederike; Andrews, Therese Marie; Haukanes, Haldis & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Symbols and meanings in breast cancer awareness campaigns. NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research. ISSN 0803-8740. 21(2), p. 140–155. doi: 10.1080/08038740.2013.797024. Show summary
This article examines symbols and meanings in breast cancer awareness campaigns, and the ways in which multifarious actors draw attention to the disease. We discuss what the various campaigns and initiatives can indicate, above and beyond creating breast cancer awareness. Our data stem from sources such as printed material, the Internet, and events. From these sources we have singled out and explored objects, text, and visual expressions, looking in particular for metaphors and symbolic aspects. In this article we present six “images” indicating the underlying patterns that we found. We have called the images Re-enchantment of femininity, Infantilization, Corporate profit-making, Objectification, Transgression of boundaries, and Exhibition of deviation. These are further discussed in the light of perspectives drawn from the social sciences and feminist theories. One of the article’s key arguments is that breast cancer campaigns, to a great extent, build upon and reinforce traditional, stereotypical gender roles.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2012). My Discomfort: Practical Reflexivity as a Methodological Approach. In Phillips, Louise; Kristiansen, Marianne; Vehviläinen, Marja & Gunnarsson, Ewa (Ed.), Knowledge and Power in Collaborative Research. Taylor & Francis. ISSN 9780415540247. p. 106–123.
Westergren, Thomas & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2012). Adolescent boys with asthma – a pilot study on embodied gendered habits. Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare. ISSN 1178-2390. 5, p. 289 –297. doi: 10.2147/JMDH.S37517. Show summary
Purpose: Asthma is a common chronic disease with gender differences in terms of severity and quality of life. This study aimed to understand the gendered practices of male asthmatic adolescents in terms of living with and managing their chronic disease. The study applied a sociological perspective to identify the gender-related practices of participants and their possible consequences for health and disease. Patients and methods: The study used a combined ethnomethodology and grounded theory design, which was interpreted using Bourdieu's theory of practice. We aimed to discover how participants interpreted their social worlds to create a sense of meaning in their everyday lives. The study was based on multistage focus group interviews with five adolescent participants at a specialist center for asthmatic children and youths. We took necessary precautions to protect the participants, according to the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki. The study protocol was approved by the Regional Committee for Medical Research Ethics and the hospital's research department. Results: The core concept for asthmatic male adolescents was being men. They were focused on being nonasthmatic, and exhibited ambivalence towards the principles of the health services. Physical activity supported their aim of being men and being nonasthmatic, as well as supported their treatment goals. Being fearless, unconcerned, “cool,” and dependent also supported the aim of being men and being nonasthmatic, but not the health service principle of regular medication. Occasionally, the participants were asthmatic when they were not able to or gained no advantages from being nonasthmatic. Their practice of being men independently of being asthmatic emphasized their deeply gendered habits. Conclusion: Understanding gender differences in living with and managing asthma is important for health workers. Knowledge of embodied gendered habits and their reproduction in social interactions and clinical work should be exploited as a resource during the supervision of asthmatic adolescent boys.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Fivel, Pia Ingrid (2011). For mye av det gode? : kvinners involvering i menns helse og sykdom. Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning. ISSN 0809-6341. p. 310–326.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Fehr, Drude von der (2011). Chronic Pain Syndrome Explained as a Bodily State of Preparedness for Others and why it is Hard to Cure. Nordisk sygeplejeforskning. ISSN 1892-2678. 1(4), p. 257–271. Show summary
This article is an interdisciplinary discussion of the assertion that a «bodily state of preparedness for others» is a gendered deep habit, through the concepts of habitus and habit. Through these concepts we combine vocabulary from the social sciences and American pragmatism. We argue that a bodily state of preparedness for others is based on embodied habits or deep habits, and that these are both physical and mental. In order to be able to understand the depth of embodied habits, we put forward the hypothesis that we can interpret the meaning of chronic pain conditions as the body´s own self-reflexive warning system. These symptoms do not address the outer world, but the body itself. As a conclusion we argue that discussions of gender practice should play an important part in any curative activity which could be organized by the health service.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Bjørnerud, Kari-Anne (2010). Kjønn, omsorg og kommunikasjon - unge menns håndtering av alvorlig sykdom. In Andersen, Anders Johan Wickstrøm; Larsen, Inger Beate & Söderhamn, Olle (Ed.), Utdanning til omsorg : i fortid, nåtid og framtid. Gyldendal Akademisk. ISSN 978-82-05-40070-2. p. 162–177.

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Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2017). Gender Equality in the Norwegian Armed Forces. ABM-media AS. ISBN 978-82-93298-16-8. 208 p.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Likestilling i Forsvaret. Fortropp, baktropp og kamparena. Cappelen Damm Akademisk. ISBN 978-82-02-45146-2. 204 p.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). "Noen vil ha det slik" Tradisjonelle kjønnsroller og svake levekår på Sørlandet. Portal forlag. ISBN 9788283140071. 143 p.

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Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Hjertquist, Johanna (2023). Hit, men ikke lenger. Om kjønnsblandete lag blant norske grensesoldater. Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning. ISSN 0809-6341. doi: 10.18261/tfk.47.4.5.
Trædal, Torkjell; Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2020). Påviste macho-kultur i politiet. Nå går politiet selv ut mot forskningen. [Internet]. Khrono.
Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2017). Ingen laurbær å hvile på i likestillingen. Forsvarets forum. ISSN 0809-845X.
Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2017). Gode ledere hindrer trakassering. [Newspaper]. Dagens Næringsliv.
Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2017). Hvordan få kjønnsbalanse i ledelse?
Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2017). Supportive and sexualizing masculinities and the role of the bystander. A Norwegian perspective in the context of gender mixed rooms in the Army.
Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2016). Svak likestilling forverrer oljesmellen (i debattserien «Kjønnsforskere om samtiden»). KILDEN : informasjonssenter for kjønnsforskning.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2015). 'Må ta grep om seksuell trakassering'. [Radio]. NRK P2.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2015). ' Fellesrom i det norske Forsvaret'. [Radio]. Danmarks Radio.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2015). 'Menns helse og dødelighet'. [Radio]. NRK P1 pluss.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2015). 'Likestilling i Forsvaret'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2015). 'Trette menn - og kvinner'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2015). 'Ojämstelldhet ger sämre levnadsvillkor'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2015). 'Försvarsmakten: jämställdhetens förtrupp, baktrupp och kamparena'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2015). 'Negative and Positive Masculinities in the Norwegian Armed Forces'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Kulturutfordringer i Forsvaret.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Seksuell trakassering i Det norske Forsvaret belyst gjennom tre case.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Lite å lære av det "sterke" kjønn. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.). ISSN 0804-3116.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Menn og helse. [Radio]. NRK P2.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). 'Maskuliniteter mellom liv og død'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). 'Masculinities in the Norwegian Armed Forces'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). ' Lurt med fellesrom til soldatene'. [Newspaper]. Fosna-folket.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). 'Jeg liker jobben min, men er ikke opptatt av karriere'. [Newspaper]. Aftenposten.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). 'Jeg savner ikke å jobbe'. [Newspaper]. Aftenposten.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Annerledeslandet - Hjemmekvinner gjør at Sørlandet taper. [Newspaper]. Aftenposten.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). En maskulinitetsstudie av Forsvaret.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Mannskulturer i Forsvaret.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Kvinnefraværet ikke mystisk. [Newspaper]. Aftenposten.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Unisex in der Kaserne. [Internet]. Süddeutsche Zeitung Digitale Medien.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Norwége: les dortoirs militaores mixtes jugulent le harcélement sexuel (étude). [Newspaper]. LÁgence France-Presse (AFP).
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Trivst under streng disiplin. [Internet]. Framtida.no.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Likestillingens baktropp. [Newspaper]. Aftenposten.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Fellesrom i Forsvaret. [Radio]. NRK P1 pluss.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Mindre seksuell trakassering med fellesrom i Forsvaret. [Radio]. Radio Norge.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Slutt på baksnakking og griseprat. [Internet]. Forskning.no.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Svak likestilling gir dårlige levekår på Sørlandet. [Internet]. Kilden.forskningsradet.no.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Dette skjedde da jentene og guttene begynte å dele rom. [Internet]. an.no.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Fellesrom for jenter og gutter gjorde kjønn uvesentlig i Hæravdelingen. [Internet]. Kilden.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Debatten om menns helse har ligget død. [Business/trade/industry journal]. Dagens Medisin 20/2013.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Hvordan kan kjønn, autoritet og makt forstås i det militære feltet?
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2014). Trett, slapp og sykmeldt. [Newspaper]. Morgenbladet.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Debatten om mannens helse har ligget død. [Business/trade/industry journal]. Dagens medisin.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Jo,mere vi er sammen.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Kjønn i helseutdanninger.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Masculinities in the Norwegian Armed Forces. Show summary
Masculinities in the Norwegian Armed Forces • Problem. The aim of the project is to identify masculine cultures in the Norwegian Armed Forces, and in particular those that are in opposition to the political aim of a higher level of Gender Equality in the Forces. • Methods The project is carried out through a number of methodologies: 1) A quantitative survey measuring norms and value systems among men both in and outside the Military Forces. Their view on Gender Equality in general, and in the forces in particular, are of significant interest. Different age groups are addressed. 2) Informant interviews with high rank officers and civilians in the Ministry of Defense and some other central military authorities. 3) Case studies following recruits in an army camp and on marine vessels, using the methodology of Institutional Ethnography (Smith 2005). • Findings Immature men of all ages who use jokes and bullying as a way of socializing with each other. Many counter-strategies to gender equality circulating within the military When men cross the line, there are no consequences We also found negative female cultures Solidary masculinity as seen in the survey Sexualizing masculinity as seen in the case studies Solidary and inclusive masculinity – the case of mixed rooms • Conclusions A strong dependence on leadership Mixed rooms can be an effective tool if
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Maskulinitetskulturer i Forsvaret som hinder for likestilling.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Ulike maskulinitetskulturer i Forsvaret.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Menns fortellinger om alvorlig sykdom.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Menn går ikke til legen. [Newspaper]. Dagbladet.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Manndomsprøven. [Newspaper]. A-magasinet.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Forskning på kvinners sykefravær. [TV]. NRK Dagsrevyen .
Westergren, Thomas & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2013). Tenåringsgutter med astma - dype vaner innvirker på liv, helse og sykdom. BestPractice. Lungemedisin. 3(7), p. 26–28.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2012). Flink-pike-syndromet.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2011). 'Institusjonell etnografi i lys av Trøtthetsprosjektet'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2011). 'Masculinity Cultures in the Norwegian Military of Defense'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2011). 'Kampen om tiden'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2011). ' Maskulinitetskulturer i Forsvaret'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2011). 'Kjønnsforskningen sett fra den samfunnsvitenskapelige forskningstradisjonen'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2011). 'Men who love women - a regional religious resistance to gender equality'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2011). 'Det gode liv på Sørlandet og tradisjonelle kjønnsroller'.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2011). Kvinnerolle i gründerklemme. Dagens næringsliv. ISSN 0803-9372.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Hindrer likestilling på Sørlandet.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Mor bør være hjemme med barna.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Oslo- Kristiansand tur/retur- hvor lever man det gode liv.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Likt for alle.
Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Sørlandske menn og likestilling.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Det gode liv på Sørlandet.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Magnussen, May-Linda (2010). Likestilling. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Magnussen, May-Linda (2010). Valgfrihet og likestilling. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Urbane tar mest perm.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Kvinner er flinkere med barn...
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Den internasjonale kvinnedagen.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2010). Sykere menn og smartere jenter. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Smart bedriftspolitikk. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). PULS - er kvinnene på vei tilbake til 50-tallet?
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Kjønn, likestilling og helse. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2010). Smart bedriftspolitikk. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790. Show summary
Hvis næringslivet ønsker å rekruttere de beste hodene, må de ansatte flere kvinnelige toppledere.
Heen, Hanne; Ellingsen, Dag & Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt (2023). Mellom familiens og Forsvarets krav. Arbeidsforskningsinstituttet, OsloMet - storbyuniversitetet. ISSN 978-82-7609-448-0. 2023(01).
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Maskulinitetskulturer i Forsvaret. Oxford Research Kristiansand.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2014). Forsvaret: Likestillingens fortropp, baktropp og kamparena. Oxford Research Kristiansand.
Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt & Ellingsen, Dag (2010). Det gode liv på Sørlandet og tradisjonelle kjønnsroller. Universitetet i Agder.

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