Gas-Lighted: How the Oil and Gas Industry Shortchanges Women Scientists
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Gas-Lighted: How the Oil and Gas Industry Shortchanges Women Scientists

by Christine L. Williams

Business Science Feminism
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Christine L. Williams examines how the oil and gas industry shortchanges women scientists. Focusing on gender and professional inequity within a major energy sector, Gas-Lighted considers the workplace dynamics shaping women’s experiences in scientific careers.

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Gas-Lighted explores the treatment of women scientists within the oil and gas industry.

The book focuses on the ways this industry shortchanges women scientists and the professional consequences of that inequity.

Christine L. Williams addresses gender, scientific work, and workplace dynamics in the context of the energy sector.

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