This thesis addresses the co-production of gender and technology as articulated in two programs at a Swedish university of technology: Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Chemical Engineering (CE). It builds on the assumption that the articulation of gender in these programs relates to how technology is articulated. Research on gender and technology often investigates the ‘failure’ of linking women/femininity to technology. In this thesis I, instead, adopt a perspective inspired by queer theory and focus on norms that articulate masculinity with technology. Theoretically and methodologically, the study adopts a post-structural perspective primarily based on discourse theory, as developed by Laclau and Mouffe (1985/2008). I also draw ...
For the past thirty years, educators, researchers, parents, employers, policy-makers, and the popula...
There is a strong need for a more equal gender balance within the computing field. In 1998, Richard ...
This dissertation scrutinizes the problem domain of gender-knowledge integration into Swedish higher...
As 'open' and supposedly inclusive informal learning settings that participants visit out of interes...
The aim of this master’s thesis is to examine how gender is produced in a contemporary technological...
A diverse body of feminist scholarship has addressed the masculine orientation of Western engineerin...
Abstract—Previous research on gender and engineering education has often tended to work with limited...
Computer programming is historically constructed as a male domain, and the underrepresentation of wo...
Abstract The purpose of this doctoral thesis is to shed light on, explain, and problematize women’...
This dissertation focuses on gender, design and technology through the artifact of video games — tec...
This dissertation focuses on gender, design and technology through the artifact of video games — tec...
Physics- and computer-related disciplines are strongly male dominated in Western higher education. F...
This article explores how female university students’ abilities to present themselves as ‘authentic’...
The aim of this chapter is to explore to what extent heteronormativity, the norm that man and woman ...
Bringing more girls and women into science, technology, engineering and mathematics, STEM, is often ...
For the past thirty years, educators, researchers, parents, employers, policy-makers, and the popula...
There is a strong need for a more equal gender balance within the computing field. In 1998, Richard ...
This dissertation scrutinizes the problem domain of gender-knowledge integration into Swedish higher...
As 'open' and supposedly inclusive informal learning settings that participants visit out of interes...
The aim of this master’s thesis is to examine how gender is produced in a contemporary technological...
A diverse body of feminist scholarship has addressed the masculine orientation of Western engineerin...
Abstract—Previous research on gender and engineering education has often tended to work with limited...
Computer programming is historically constructed as a male domain, and the underrepresentation of wo...
Abstract The purpose of this doctoral thesis is to shed light on, explain, and problematize women’...
This dissertation focuses on gender, design and technology through the artifact of video games — tec...
This dissertation focuses on gender, design and technology through the artifact of video games — tec...
Physics- and computer-related disciplines are strongly male dominated in Western higher education. F...
This article explores how female university students’ abilities to present themselves as ‘authentic’...
The aim of this chapter is to explore to what extent heteronormativity, the norm that man and woman ...
Bringing more girls and women into science, technology, engineering and mathematics, STEM, is often ...
For the past thirty years, educators, researchers, parents, employers, policy-makers, and the popula...
There is a strong need for a more equal gender balance within the computing field. In 1998, Richard ...
This dissertation scrutinizes the problem domain of gender-knowledge integration into Swedish higher...