This article is structured around four interrelated themes. The first briefly explores some of
the equations between masculinity and technology that arguably contribute to the continued …

Feminist research on technology tends to view technology either as neutral or as
determining, drawing implications for women that are either overoptimistic or …

There seems to be a general penchant for dichotomous styles of thought in engineering, in
which hierarchies and gender are often evident-both symbolically and organizationally. This …

This article explores possibilities for establishing dialogues between feminism and
constructivism in the field of technology studies. Based on an overview of Norwegian …

This article draws on anthropological work among two groups of technical specialists,
mechanics in Malaysia and engineers in Sweden. From a cross-cultural perspective, it …

This special issue is concerned with the social and cultural aligning of technologies and
masculinities—how it happens and how we might make sense of it. Technology is an …

To challenge the masculinity of the professional water sector, I take in this paper one of the
core questions of feminist technology studies as the starting point: why are there so few …

Drawing on fieldwork carried out among male motor mechanics in the Chinese diaspora of
Penang, Malaysia, this informative volume explores the links between technology and the …

The pleasures experienced by boys and men who work and play closely with technology
have important implications for both gender and technology. This article presents empirical …

Global software organization (GSOs) are a recent form of work settings where Information
Technology (IT) professionals engage in information and communication technology (ICT) …