The report provides scientists and engineers with practical tools for gender analysis which help them rethink concepts, formulate relevant questions and develop appropriate meth-ods. The report also offers recommendations to research funding agencies, research in-stitutions, heads of higher education establishments, industries, journal editors and other interested parties. The case studies presented in this report demonstrate that differences between the needs, behaviours and attitudes of women compared to men really matter, and accounting for them in research makes it relevant to the whole of society. They also show that these differences can vary over time and across different sectors of society and require specific analyses. Our Chairholder, Inés Sánchez de Madariaga, was the Coordinator of the Group of Experts risponsible for this report.
Publications → Gendered Innovations I
Londa Schiebinger and Ineke Klinge (coord.)
2013
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