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TECHNOLOGICAL WORK AND WOMEN'S PROSPECTS IN THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY: an agenda for research

Juliet Webster
Pages 201-221 | Published online: 02 Dec 2010

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Micky Lee. (2006) What's Missing In Feminist Research In New Information And Communication Technologies?. Feminist Media Studies 6:2, pages 191-210.
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Grainne Collins. (2005) The Gendered Nature of Mergers. Gender, Work and Organization 12:3, pages 270-290.
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Juliet Webster. (2004) Digitising inequality: the cul-de-sac of women's work in European services. New Technology, Work and Employment 19:3, pages 160-176.
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A. Tong & E. Klecun. (2004) Toward Accommodating Gender Differences in Multimedia Communication. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 47:2, pages 118-129.
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Gráinne Collins & James Wickham. (2002) Experiencing mergers: A woman's eye view. Women's Studies International Forum 25:5, pages 573-583.
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