Carol Kemelgor
New York University
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Minerva | 2001
Carol Kemelgor; Henry Etzkowitz
Science is an intensely social activity. Professional relationships are essential forscientific success and mentors areindispensable for professional growth. Despitethe scientific ethos of universalism andinclusion, American women scientists frequentlyexperience isolation and exclusion at some timeduring their academic career. By contrast,male scientists enjoy informal but crucialsocial networks. Female scientists developnecessary strategies and defences, but manyleave or achieve less success in science whendeprived of necessary interpersonalconnections. There is indication that changewithin departments is occurring, but this isdependent upon institutional leadership.
Archive | 2000
Henry Etzkowitz; Carol Kemelgor; Brian Uzzi
Science | 1994
Henry Etzkowitz; Carol Kemelgor; Michael Neuschatz; Brian Uzzi; Joseph Alonzo
Minerva | 1998
Henry Etzkowitz; Carol Kemelgor
Science & Public Policy | 1992
Henry Etzkowitz; Carol Kemelgor; Michael Neuschatz; Brian Uzzi
Minerva | 2001
Henry Etzkowitz; Carol Kemelgor
Current Science | 2005
Namrata Gupta; Carol Kemelgor; Stefan Fuchs; Henry Etzkowitz
Journal of International Affairs | 2010
Henry Etzkowitz; Namrata Gupta; Carol Kemelgor
Archive | 1998
Henry Etzkowitz; Carol Kemelgor; Brian Uzzi; Mike Neuschatz
Archive | 2000
Henry Etzkowitz; Carol Kemelgor; Brian Uzzi
