by Cecilia Castaño, Juliet Webster · ARESTA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788494145667
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«Género, ciencia y tecnologías de la información» is the essay edited by Cecilia Castaño and Juliet Webster, published by Aresta in paperback (259 pages).
The book starts from a paradox: there are more women than men with university degrees, but very few go into science and technology. It analyzes this imbalance as a problem of equity and efficiency, widespread across Europe, and as a structural feature of gender inequality, drawing on research projects.
The work, published in May 2014, belongs to the Aresta Mujeres collection.
For those who want to understand why the gender gap persists in science and technology, and its social and economic implications.
