Technology, commercialization and gender : a global perspective / Pooran Wynarczyk, Marina Ranga, editors.
2017
T36
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Title
Technology, commercialization and gender : a global perspective / Pooran Wynarczyk, Marina Ranga, editors.
ISBN
9783319499239 (electronic book)
3319499238 (electronic book)
9783319499222
331949922X
3319499238 (electronic book)
9783319499222
331949922X
Published
Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, [2017].
Copyright
©2017
Language
English
Description
1 online resource.
Item Number
10.1007/978-3-319-49923-9 doi
Call Number
T36
Dewey Decimal Classification
604.82
Summary
This timely collection seeks to advance our understanding of the role of women in technology commercialization. Widely acknowledged as the fundamental components of economic prosperity and global competitiveness, current literature on the management of technological change focuses on processes and institutions and neglects to address gender dimensions. Responding to this pressing need to critically examine women?s participation and contribution, 'Technology, Commercialization and Gender' addresses the construction of gendered identities within predominantly male-dominated work environments such as technology transfer, patenting, licensing and management of Intellectual Property Rights and R&D. With contributions from globally renowned scholars this important book aims to broaden the current understanding of the dynamics and implications of this phenomenon and as such, seeks to address gaps in knowledge at an international level.
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This timely collection seeks to advance our understanding of the role of women in technology commercialization. Widely acknowledged as the fundamental components of economic prosperity and global competitiveness, current literature on the management of technological change focuses on processes and institutions and neglects to address gender dimensions. Responding to this pressing need to critically examine women?s participation and contribution, 'Technology, Commercialization and Gender' addresses the construction of gendered identities within predominantly male-dominated work environments such as technology transfer, patenting, licensing and management of Intellectual Property Rights and R&D. With contributions from globally renowned scholars this important book aims to broaden the current understanding of the dynamics and implications of this phenomenon and as such, seeks to address gaps in knowledge at an international level.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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