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- Alison E. Adam:
Information Systems. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 102-110 - Susan Bryant:
The Cottage or the Sweatshop? Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 276-283 - Vania Chan, Katie Stafford, Maria M. Klawe, Grace Chen:
Gender Differences in Vancouver Secondary Students. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 58-69 - Paula Chegwidden:
Feminist Pedagogy and the Lap Top Computer. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 292-299 - Annemieke Craig, Andrew Stein:
Where Are They At With IT? Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 86-93 - Cecile K. M. Crutzen, Jack F. Gerrissen:
Doubting the Object World. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 127-136 - Alan Durndell, Zsolt Haag, D. Asenova, H. Laithwaite:
Computer Self Efficacy and Gender. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 78-85 - Annelie Ekelin, Pirjo Elovaara:
Discourse and Cracks. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 199-207 - Julie Fisher, Annemieke Craig:
Considering the Gender of Your Web Audience. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 164-173 - Crystal Fulton:
"My Home Workplace is My Castle". Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 268-275 - Eileen Green:
Negotiating Time and Space for Every-Day Pleasure. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 225-232 - Tove Håpnes, Bente Rasmussen:
Young Girls On the Internet. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 233-240 - Tove Håpnes, Bente Rasmussen:
New Technology Increasing Old Inequality? Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 241-249 - Roma M. Harris:
Squeezing Librarians Out Of the Middle. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 250-259 - Maria M. Klawe, Ian Cavers, Fred Popowich, Grace Chen:
ARC. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 94-101 - Tarja Kuosa:
Masculine World Disguised as Gender Neutral. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 119-126 - Sharon McDonald, Linda Spencer:
Gender Differences in Web Navigation. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 174-181 - Iwona Miliszewska, John Horwood:
Women in Computer Science. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 50-57 - Ellen Van Oost:
Making the Computer Masculine. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 9-16 - Christine Owen:
Women in Computer-Mediated Discussions. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 182-190 - D. Ramanee Peiris, Peter Gregor, Indigo V:
Women And Computing. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 34-41 - Rosemary Pringle, Sue H. Nielsen, Liisa von Hellens, Anita Greenhill, Lynne Parfitt:
Net Gains. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 26-33 - Allison Pugh:
Sleep in a Sleepless Age. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 260-267 - Helen J. Richardson, Sheila French:
Education On-Line: What's In It for Women? Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 300- - Paula Roberts:
Electronic Democracy. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 191-198 - Els Rommes:
Gendered User-Representations. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 137-145 - Leslie Regan Shade:
Courting Women @ E-Com. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 217-224 - Catherine Sherron:
Constructing Common Sense. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 111-118 - Hettie Abimbola Soriyan, Anja Mursu, Mikko Korpela:
Information System Development Methodologies. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 146-154 - M. Suriya, Androniki Panteli:
The Globalization of Gender in IT. Woman, Work and Computerization 2000: 42-49
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