2011
DOI: 10.4000/ticetsociete.955
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Effet de genre : le paradoxe des études d’informatique

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“…Anedda demonstrates that these form part of a wider international context that is moving across Mediterranean Europe and is "calling on people to question the trans-national dynamics of Catholic protest" (Avanza & Della Sudda, 2017). Although transfers of militant practices have been evident from the 2000s, they became more visible to the general public following the anti-gender movements in southern Europe between 2011(Paternotte, 2015.…”
Section: Translated By David Wintermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anedda demonstrates that these form part of a wider international context that is moving across Mediterranean Europe and is "calling on people to question the trans-national dynamics of Catholic protest" (Avanza & Della Sudda, 2017). Although transfers of militant practices have been evident from the 2000s, they became more visible to the general public following the anti-gender movements in southern Europe between 2011(Paternotte, 2015.…”
Section: Translated By David Wintermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Overall, most often men are considered to be aggressive and competitive, women rather passive and expressive (Stets & Burke, 2000, p. 3). The traditionally male stereotype is ambitious, combative, audacious, cold, independent, logical, rational, while the female stereotype generally is represented by docility, emotions, feelings and sensibility (Collet, 2011;Le Maner-Idrissi, 1997).…”
Section: Gender Normsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Une autre problématique qui traverse cet axe est celle du genre, fortement présente dans l'actualité scientifique depuis quelques années. Les attitudes envers l'informatique seraient genrées (Collet, 2004(Collet, , 2007(Collet, , 2011 et l'exposition croissante aux technologies ne comble pas la différence existant (Cai, Fan & Du, 2017 ;Colley & Comber, 2003 ;Durndell, Glissov & Siann, 1995). En Belgique, comme ailleurs, la faible proportion de filles entamant des études en informatique est un constat récurrent : les filles ne représentent que 8 % des inscriptions en Faculté d'informatique au sein de notre université pour l'année académique 2017-2018, elles étaient moins de 7 % l'année précédente.…”
Section: Axe 2 L'informatique Pour Recruterunclassified