GST focuses on gender issues in and of science and technology, including engineering, construction and the built environment, and aims to explore the intersections of policy, practice and research.
Announcements
BOOK REVIEWS: Books available for review |
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| We currently have a number of titles availble for review, including: Scientists, Experts and Civic Engagement. Walking a fine line, edited by Amy E. Lesen Man-Made. Why so few women are in positions of power, Eva Tutchell and John Edmonds The Brain’s Body. Neuroscience and Corporeal Politics, Victoria Pitts-Taylor We welcome new reviewers and, if you would be interested in undertaking a review for us, please contact the Book Review Editor (holly.hedgeland@open.ac.uk) with a brief biography and an example of your previous writing. |
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| Posted: 2017-10-20 | |
NEWS: New Issue - online now! |
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| New issue of GST just published | |
| Posted: 2017-05-22 | More... |
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Vol 9, No 1 (2017)
Table of Contents
Editorial
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Editorial Vol 9 No 1
Clem Herman
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1-2
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Research and theoretical papers
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Yen-Wen Peng, Ginko Kawano, Eunkyoung Lee, Li-Ling Tsai, Kae Takarabe, Miwa Yokoyama, Hisako Ohtsubo, Mariko Ogawa
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3-24
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Donna Peacock, Alastair Irons
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25-44
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Caroline Wilson, Christine Broughan, Richard Hillier
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45-69
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Reviews
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Heather Mendick
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70-72
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Jyoti Bhardwaj
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73-75
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