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 2015 |
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Please contact the Editor if you are interested in reviewing any of the following books Gendered Drugs and Medicine: Historical and Socio-Cultural Perspectives edited by Teresa Ortiz-Gomez and Maria Jesus Santesmases Women's Work Men's Cultures: Overcoming Resistance and Changing Organizational Cultures by Sarah Ruthered Women and Gaming The Sims and the 21st Century Learning by James Paul Gee and Elizabeth R Hayes For the Family How Class And Gender Shape Women's Work by Sarah Damaske Keeping Women in Science by Kate White
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Vol 6, No 3 (2014)
Table of Contents
Editorial
| Editorial | |
| Clem Herman | 288-290 |
Research and theoretical papers
| Unpacking Secondary School Students’ Identity Negotiations Regarding Science and Engineering: A Case Study in the United States | Abstract PDF |
| Roxanne Hughes | 291-309 |
| Nature on trial in California's legal battle for same-sex marriage | Abstract PDF |
| Jonathan Drury | 310-329 |
| Technoscience and Affected Bodies | Abstract PDF |
| Andrea Quinlan | 330-345 |
Reviews
| Review of ‘Lean in: Women, work and the will to lead’ by Sheryl Sandberg | |
| Kate Broadley | 346-349 |
| The influence of education funding policies on vocational STEM choices: A Review of the UK All Party Parliamentary Group on Sex Equality | |
| Gill Kirkup | 350-352 |
