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    Can There Be a Feminist Science and Technology? Science and engineering are not fully open to participation by women, as we saw in Chapter 4. Women fuce difficulties entering the education end of the pipeline, remaining there to build and maintain careers, and developing their reputation to gain status and prestige. As a result, they are underrepresented, especially outside of the life sciences. In Western countries some minority groups· are similarly under-represented, and outside a handful of technically highly developed countries people face even more substantial barriers to participation.

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    Can There Be a Feminist Science and Technology? Science and engineering are not fully open to participation by women, as we saw in Chapter 4. Women fuce difficulties entering the education end of the pipeline, remaining there to build and maintain careers, and developing their reputation to gain status and prestige. As a result, they are underrepresented, especially outside of the life sciences. In Western countries some minority groups· are similarly under-represented, and outside a handful of technically highly developed countries people face even more substantial barriers to participation.

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    Can There Be a Feminist Science and Technology? Science and engineering are not fully open to participation by women, as we saw in Chapter 4. Women fuce difficulties entering the education end of the pipeline, remaining there to build and maintain careers, and developing their reputation to gain status and prestige. As a result, they are underrepresented, especially outside of the life sciences. In Western countries some minority groups· are similarly under-represented, and outside a handful of technically highly developed countries people face even more substantial barriers to participation.

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