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Building on insights drawn from feminist theory and masculinity studies, this qualitative research project explores Alberta's oil production culture, frontier masculinity, and the industry's connection to the sex trade. Major findings suggest that within the oil production culture, negative views of women, the objectification of women, and the normalization of purchasing sex, are products of frontier masculinity. We conclude that the frontier masculinity found in the Albertan oil production culture is a liminal expression of masculinity specific to the context of the oil industry. These conclusions are based on in-depth semi-structured interviews conducted with Alberta-based oil industry workers.

‘Camp syndrome’: exploring frontier masculinity in Alberta’s oil production culture