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Special Issue: New technology and gendered divisions of labour problems and prospects for equality in the public and private spheres. Guest Editors: Jacqueline Scott, Jane Nolan

New technology and gendered divisions of labour: Problems and prospects for equality in the public and private spheres

Jacqueline Scott; Jane Nolan
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New technologies and the transformations of women's labour at home and work

Miriam Glucksmann; Jane Nolan
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Time pressure, technology and gender: the conditioning of temporal experiences in the UK

Dale Southerton
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Science related careers: aspirations and outcomes in two British cohort studies

Ingrid Schoon; Andy Ross; Peter Martin
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Networks of exclusion: job segmentation and social networks in the knowledge economy

Mia Gray; Tomoko Kurihara; Leif Hommen; Jonathan Feldman
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Shaping women or changing the system: accounts of gender inequality in science

Daiga Kamerāsde
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