Scientific Journals and The Construction of “Gender Studies”: a “Peripheral” Look

This paper deals with the role of scientific journals on the constitution of the field of gender studies in a peripheral country, Brazil. Studies in sociology of science, the role played in the fields of history of science and R&D policy by scientific papers and the author’s experience as editor...

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Diversification
Feminism
Gender studies
Historical text analysis
Negotiation
Politics
Publishing
R&D
Research & development
Scientific knowledge
Sexes
Sociology
Sociology of science
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Visibility
Womens studies
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