Missing women: Gender, ICTs, and the shaping of the global economy
Hazel Gillard; Debra Howcroft; Natalie Mitev; Helen Richardson
Information Technology for Development 14(4): 262-279
2008
ISSN/ISBN: 0268-1102 DOI: 10.1002/itdj.20098Document Number: 266831
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