How Technology can Facilitate Female Recruitment, Retention and Career Progression in the Global South: A Study using Cyberfeminism Theory: Development Studies Association of Ireland Annual Conference 2020 “Humanitarianism in Action”. Dublin, Ireland (online) – 29 October 2020

P. J. Wall

How Technology can Facilitate Female Recruitment, Retention and Career Progression in the Global South: A Study using Cyberfeminism Theory: Development Studies Association of Ireland Annual Conference 2020 “Humanitarianism in Action”. Dublin, Ireland (online) – 29 October 2020

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Original language	English (Ireland)
Title of host publication	How Technology can Facilitate Female Recruitment, Retention and Career Progression in the Global South: A Study using Cyberfeminism Theory
Publication status	Published - 2020

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Wall, P. J. (2020). How Technology can Facilitate Female Recruitment, Retention and Career Progression in the Global South: A Study using Cyberfeminism Theory: Development Studies Association of Ireland Annual Conference 2020 “Humanitarianism in Action”. Dublin, Ireland (online) – 29 October 2020. In How Technology can Facilitate Female Recruitment, Retention and Career Progression in the Global South: A Study using Cyberfeminism Theory

Wall, P. J. / How Technology can Facilitate Female Recruitment, Retention and Career Progression in the Global South: A Study using Cyberfeminism Theory : Development Studies Association of Ireland Annual Conference 2020 “Humanitarianism in Action”. Dublin, Ireland (online) – 29 October 2020. How Technology can Facilitate Female Recruitment, Retention and Career Progression in the Global South: A Study using Cyberfeminism Theory. 2020.

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Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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