Gendering excellence in technology research: a comparative European perspective: Open Access
Liisa Husu, Paula Koskinen
Företagsledning och organisation, Helsingfors
Gender patterns in technological and engineering research careers were explored in the EU funded 13-country study PROMETEA in 2005-2007, including old and new EU member states, and Serbia, the Russian Federation and Chile. Drawing from this study, the article analyses the gendering of key arenas of excellence in technological and engineering research from a comparative international perspective, with a focus on research funding, publishing, scientific prizes and awards, and patents. A central challenge for gender-sensitive science and research policy is how to combine the promotion of scientific excellence with the promotion of gender equality. Exploring the gendering of excellence in technology and engineering research is of special interest because of the strong position this field enjoys in national, European and international research policy and in national research policies, and also because it continues to be the most male-dominated research field. Furthermore, the article discusses methodological challenges of this type of comparative research.
Journal of Technology Management & Innovation
Publicerad - 06.2010
511 Nationalekonomi
10.4067/S0718-27242010000100010
Husu and Koskinen JOTMI 2010Publicerad version, 134 KB
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Research Policy Affärsverksamhet och ekonomi
Open access Ingenjörs- och materialvetenskap
Open Access Affärsverksamhet och ekonomi
Excellence Affärsverksamhet och ekonomi
Engineering research Ingenjörs- och materialvetenskap
Science Policy Affärsverksamhet och ekonomi
New EU Member States Affärsverksamhet och ekonomi
Comparative Research Affärsverksamhet och ekonomi
Husu, L., & Koskinen, P. (2010). Gendering excellence in technology research: a comparative European perspective: Open Access. Journal of Technology Management & Innovation, 5(1), 127-139. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0718-27242010000100010
Husu, Liisa ; Koskinen, Paula. / Gendering excellence in technology research: a comparative European perspective : Open Access. I: Journal of Technology Management & Innovation. 2010 ; Vol. 5, Nr. 1. s. 127-139.
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