Historical perspectives & Future scenarios

Top level taxonomy term that subsumes resources with an explicit historical perspective or a speculative outlook into the future.

Organisation
Author	Post date	Title
kamila_k_benova	2015-Sep-8	European Women in Mathematics (EWM)

Resource
Author	Post date	Title
kamila_k_benova	2015-Sep-7	M.A. European Women's and Gender History (MATILDA)
Rachel Palmén	2015-Sep-2	Cultural Change towards a Gender Neutral Landscape in Science, Academia and Research in 2025
Laura Getz	2015-Aug-25	Onlinejournal Kultur & Geschlecht
Henrietta Dale	2015-May-13	Special Eurobarometer 401 Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), Science and Technology
Henrietta Dale	2015-May-12	Abstract Compendium: Gender Summit 4 EU 2014
joerg	2015-May-11	Evaluation on policy. Promotion of women innovators and entrepreneurship
joerg	2015-May-11	Statistics in focus: Women employed in science and technology
joerg	2015-May-11	Women in science and technology. The business perspective.
joerg	2015-May-11	Starting a debate with women scientists from post-communist countries on ethical issues
inekeklinge	2015-May-11	Gendered Innovations. How gender analysis contributes to research : report of the expert group 'Innovation through gender'
joerg	2015-May-8	Special Eurobarometer 428: Gender Equality
jminguillona	2015-Apr-29	The Wikipedia Gender Gap Revisited: Characterizing Survey Response Bias with Propensity Score Estimation
jminguillona	2015-Apr-29	WP:clubhouse?: an exploration of Wikipedia's gender imbalance
jminguillona	2015-Apr-29	Wikipedia votes to ban some editors from gender-related articles
jminguillona	2015-Apr-29	Wikipedia's Gender Problem Gets a Closer Look

Event
Author	Post date	Title
Laura Getz	2015-Aug-27	80 Years Collection IAV: Sharing the past, debating the present, creating the future
Laura Getz	2015-Aug-20	The Role of Women’s Leadership in Faith Communities. Marking 80 Years of Women in the Rabbinate
Henrietta Dale	2015-May-12	Gender Summit 7 Europe
Laura Getz	2015-Apr-14	Wessen Internet? Geschlechterverhältnisse und Gender-Debatten im Netz