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• Perceptions of chilly IT organizational contexts and their effect on the retention and promotion of women in IT
  Malu Roldan and Elaine K. Yakura page108-113. Tucson, USA, ACM Press, (2004)
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• Women, technology, and gender bias
  Tabatha Verbick Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges17(3):240-250(2002)
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• Recruitment is never enough: retention of women and minorities in the IT workplace
  Andrea H. Lynette Kvasny Tapia page84-91. Tucson, ACM Press, (2004)
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• Must there be so few?: including women in CS
  J. McGrath Cohoon page668-674. Portland, USA, IEEE Computer Society, (2003)
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• Does the Fruit of Technology Benefit Women?
  Eva-Maria Jacobsson November1998.
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• Conceptualising the influence of cultural and gender factors on students' perceptions of IT studies and careers
  S. H Nielsen page86-95. Boston, USA, ACM Press, (1998)
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• Becoming a computer scientist
  Amy Pearl and Alice Wu Communications of the ACM33(11):45-57(1990)
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• Collectivism and connectivity: culture and gender in information technology education
  S.H. Nielsen and R. Pringle page9-13. San Francisco, USA, ACM Press, (1997)
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• The incredible shrinking pipeline
  Tracy Camp May2004.
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• Hacking into Hacking: Gender and the Hacker Phenomenon
  A.E. Adam ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society(2004)
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• The impact of gender differences on the career experiences of information systems professionals
  Mary Summer and Kay Werner page125-131. San Diego, USA, ACM Press, (2001)
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• People, business and IT skills: the perspective of women in the IT industry
  Liisa A. von Hellens and A. Greenhill page152-157. Chicago, USA, ACM Press, (2000)
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• Gender differences in IS career choice: examine the role of attitudes and social norms in selecting IS profession
  K.D. Joshi page121-124. San Diego, USA, ACM Press, (2001)
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• Introduction
  Nina Lykke page1-10. Zed Books, London, (1996)
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• Gender and information technology: implications of definitions
  Wendy Cukier and Irene Devine ACM SIGCSE Bulletin34(4):142-148(2002)
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• The power to change is in our hands
  Sarah Leever Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges18(2):169-179(2002)
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• Exploring the pipeline: towards an understanding of the male dominated computing culture and its influence on women
  Christina Björkman and Anna Vallin ACM SIGCSE Bulletin30(2):64-69(1998)
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• A psychological perspective on gender differences in computing participation
  Valerie A. Clarke page258-262. Phoenix, USA, ACM Press, (1994)
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• Students, Natives, Colleagues: Encounters in Academia an din the Field
  Alexandra Bakalaki Cultural Anthropology(1997)
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• Understanding gender and confidence in CS course culture
  Lilly Irani page195-199. Norfolk, USA, ACM Press, (2004)
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