The Gender Citation Gap in Human Geography: Indications from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

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RT @theAAG: Aufenvenne, Haase, and Steinbrink research the Matilda effect in relation to the gender citation gap in German-speaking human g…

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Aufenvenne, Haase, and Steinbrink research the Matilda effect in relation to the gender citation gap in German-speaking human geography, and its impact on women's scientific career opportunities. https://t.co/HmuZ7WTFJL https://t.co/Qlc4o4Um0s

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RT @spaceforpeace: did not know this term "the Matilda effect" - did you? "describes the phenomenon that findings generated by women receiv…

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