In this review article, we argue that the transformations related to the modernisation of
Portuguese society triggered by the implementation of democracy did not fully accommodate …

Globally, the construction industry presents a cause of concern for the wellbeing of its
workforce. Mental health issues in the industry are on the rise, and literature trends are …

O Ensino Superior coloca diversos desafios aos estudantes que nele ingressam. A
ocorrência e intensidade de tais dificuldades dependem dos níveis de maturidade e dos …

The construction industry is the most segregated sector in Spain, as in other Western
countries, particularly with regard to its trades, in which the percentage of women is …

Typically, the underrepresentation of female engineers in education, employment, and
leadership is a worldwide social issue. The present study investigates the critical …

In this paper, we describe multiple theories that focus on the production and reproduction of
demographic marginalization and that reject deficit paradigms. These theories have …

In spite of many initiatives to attract and retain women in technology, the numbers are
sobering. One contributing factor is a mismatch between the expectations and needs of …

This paper examines the change in the forms of employment of industrial designers between
1984 and 2018 in Turkey. The empirical data come from the graduates of the four oldest …

Wendy Faulkner first introduced the technical/social dualism in her 2000 article to detail
engineering as a gendered space where technical skills are valued over social competence …

With the advance of digital society it is imperative to attract and retain women specialists in
engineering. To identify gender patterns of career choice in Russia and the problems …