Throughout the world, women leave their academic careers to a far greater extent than their
male colleagues. 1 In Sweden, for example, women are awarded 44 per cent of biomedical …

This essay reviews anthropological and related cultural studies of the relationship between
new technology and change in the workplace and society over the last ten years. Computers …

We often congratulate ourselves on the gains women are making in the sciences. Every day,
it seems, more female faces are appearing in the laboratories of official science. Yet when …

Women, Science, and Technology is an ideal reader for courses in feminist science studies.
This third edition fully updates its predecessor with a new introduction and twenty-eight new …

Though rarely noted, women have been active participants in the chemical sciences since
the beginning of recorded history. This thought-provoking book brings to life the many …

As a first step, the idea that there is a" cumulative disadvantage" for women is underscored
as the most commonly cited explanation for women's lesser presence in science academia …

Feminist critiques of science are widely dispersed and often quite inaccessible as a body of
literature. We describe briefly some of the influences evident in this literature and identify …

My purpose in this essay is to argue for a shift in the focus of our deliberations--from the
subject of" women and the pursuit of science" to that of men and women in the pursuit of …

Hurdles in the Halls of Science examines three main factors that capture the nature of
women scholars' experience and shape the particular pattern of their careers in academe …

It is my task to reminisce, from the point of view of a theorist, on how the 1974 November
revolution changed our way of thinking. It seems that, as the years go by, I change more from …