Handbook of Gender and Technology

Edited by Eileen M. Trauth and Jeria L. Quesenberry

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Written in an accessible style with comprehensive coverage, the Handbook of Gender and Technology provides an excellent foundation examining gender equity in technology fields. Covering the state of the art, chapters consider three key influences – environmental, identity and individual – to highlight interventions to address the gender gap in technology.

Keywords: Business and Management; Innovations and Technology; Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781800377912
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to the Handbook of Gender and Technology , pp 1-21

Eileen M. Trauth and Jeria L. Quesenberry

Ch 2 An overview of the individual differences theory of gender and IT , pp 22-54

Eileen M. Trauth

Ch 3 Invisible but ubiquitous: leveraging ICTs for development in gendered systems of exclusion - Nigeria and Cameroon , pp 56-76

Patience Akpan-Obong

Ch 4 The gender gap in information systems service organizations in Korea: a contextual hierarchy perspective , pp 77-89

Gyeung-min Kim, Namjae Cho and Hee-Sun Kim

Ch 5 The FESTA project: doing gender equality work in STEM faculties in Europe , pp 90-105

Minna Salminen-Karlsson

Ch 6 National culture and policy institutionalizing workplace change: supporting women's career progression in STEM through Athena SWAN , pp 106-125

Regina Connolly and Ita Richardson

Ch 7 Promoting gender equality at two European universities through structural change interventions: the EQUAL-IST project , pp 126-148

Elena Gorbacheva and Isabel Ramos

Ch 8 Connected and committed? Culture and context in career entrenchment of Indian and native-born women in the United States IT workforce , pp 149-164

Monica Adya and Sangeeta Parashar

Ch 9 Thriving as women in IT publishing, leadership, and service: challenges faced and lessons learned , pp 165-180

Cynthia K. Riemenschneider and Deborah J. Armstrong

Ch 10 The influence of intersectional identity on women in the IT field , pp 182-199

Eileen M. Trauth

Ch 11 We cannot build equitable artificial intelligence hiring systems without the inclusion of minoritized technology workers , pp 200-215

Lynette Yarger, Courtney Smith and Adanna Nedd

Ch 12 BLKGENIUS: a social-academic network for combating the underrepresentation of Black men in computing in the United States , pp 216-228

Curtis C. Cain

Ch 13 Founding oSTEM: trailblazing for LGBTQA+ communities , pp 229-251

Eric Patridge

Ch 14 The chains that bind: gender, disability, race, and IT accommodations , pp 252-272

Eleanor T. Loiacono and Shiya Cao

Ch 15 Gender and work-life balance in the IT field , pp 273-294

Manju K. Ahuja

Ch 16 Empowering Techgirls: role modeling and mentoring the next generation in STEM , pp 296-310

Tricia Massey, Jenine Beekhuyzen and Sue Nielsen

Ch 17 Intervention organizations to increase women's engagement with IT: a case study of NCWIT , pp 311-327

Roli Varma

Ch 18 Lessons from women coping with IT workplace barriers , pp 328-350

Hala Annabi

Ch 19 Job crafting to recruit and retain women in the IT workforce: what would it take to keep you here? , pp 351-368

Mari W. Buche

Ch 20 Applying a feminist ethics of care in conducting internet-based archival gender research: the case of studying Gamergate Reactions , pp 369-385

Florence M. Chee, Todd Suomela, Bettina Berendt and Geoffrey Martin Rockwell

Ch 21 Longitudinal effects on individual influences in women's pursuit of computer science education , pp 386-397

Jeria L. Quesenberry

Ch 22 Am I good enough? Sources of IT self-efficacy as key impediments to narrowing the IT gender gap , pp 398-414

K.D. Joshi

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