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Diversity is not something to simply play lip service to. These papers discuss its importance to business as well as morale in the workplace. It is an ever-evolving area too, so if you would like to display your research on our site, please do get in touch.

TC Haupt, F Fester	2012	WOMEN-OWNED CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES: A SOUTH AFRICAN ASSESSMENT
K Sang, A Powell	2012	Equality, diversity, inclusion and work–life balance in construction
R Niculae	2012	Gender issues in architectural education: feminine paradigm
S Barnard, T Hassan, B Bagilhole, A Dainty	2012	‘They’re not girly girls’: an exploration of quantitative and qualitative data on engineering and gender in higher education
PW Chan	2011	QUEER (Y) ING CONSTRUCTION: EXPLORING SEXUALITY AND MASCULINITY IN CONSTRUCTION
T Wright	2011	Exploring the intersections of gender, sexuality and class in the transport and construction industries
T Wright	2011	A “lesbian advantage”?: Analysing the intersections of gender, sexuality and class in male-dominated work
A Powell, A Dainty, B Bagilhole	2011	A poisoned chalice? Why UK women engineering and technology students may receive more ‘help ‘than their male peers
A Styhre	2011	The overworked site manager: gendered ideologies in the construction industry
Jane English, Karen Le Jeune.	2011	Do Professional Women and Tradeswomen in the South African Construction Industry Share Common Employment Barriers, despite Progressive Government Legislation?
M Murphy, A Dainty, Z Ren	2011	UNDERSTANDING WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES OF CONSTRUCTION EDUCATION: A NEED FOR LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH?
P Bowen, P Edwards, H Lingard	2011	Workplace harassment and discrimination for South African construction professionals
P Missa	2011	BME MIGRANTS’EMPLOYMENT IN CONSTRUCTION: A MULTICULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
P Missa	2011	A Potential Labour Source: Black and Minority Ethnics (BMEs) as a Major Human Resource Priority for the Construction Industry
S Moir, M Thomson	2011	Unfinished Business: Building Equality for Women in the Construction Trades
Shamas-ur-Rehman Toor, George Ofori.	2011	Women Leaders Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Singapore’s Construction Industry.
V AHMED	2011	ETHICAL AND SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYMENT IN CONSTRUCTION: THE CASE OF BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNICS’(BME’S) ENGAGEMENT PAUL MISRA
V Ahmed, L Worrall, S Abouen, D Baldry	2011	SOCIO-ECONOMICS AND BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNICS IN THE UK CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Yilmaz Hatipkarasulu, PhD and Shelley E. Roff, PhD	2011	Women in Construction: An Early Historical Perspective
K Ness	2011	Constructing Masculinity in the Building Trades: ‘Most Jobs in the Construction Industry Can Be Done by Women’
H Lingard, V Francis	2010	The work‐life experiences of office and site‐based employees in the Australian construction industry
EG Ochieng, ADF Price	2010	Managing cross-cultural communication in multicultural construction project teams: The case of Kenya and UK
AM Denissen	2010	The right tools for the job: Constructing gender meanings and identities in the male-dominated building trades
M Loosemore, F Phua, K Dunn	2010	Operatives’ experiences of cultural diversity on Australian construction sites
SL Lu	2010	Career journeys and turning points of senior female managers in small construction firms
D Thiel	2010	Contacts and contracts: Economic embeddedness and ethnic stratification in London’s construction market
AM Denisson	2010	“I’m not free porn”: Lesbian Tradeswomen and the Contradictions of Workplace Discrimination
L Worrall, K Harris, R Stewart	2010	Barriers to women in the UK construction industry
AM Denissen	2010	Crossing the line: How women in the building trades interpret and respond to sexual conduct at work
J Jones	2010	Closing the Gender Gap
M Murphy	2010	Engaging female employees at technical and professional status in the South Wales construction sector
S Barnard, A Powell, B Bagilhole, A Dainty	2010	Researching UK Women Professionals in SET: A Critical Review of Current Approaches
V Caven	2010	Work-life balance among architects
A Powell, A Dainty, B Bagilhole	2010	ACHIEVING GENDER EQUALITY IN THE CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONS: LESSONS FROM THE CAREER DECISIONS OF WOMEN CONSTRUCTION STUDENTS IN THE UK
BR Bergmann	2010	Live Wire: Women and Brotherhood in the Electrical Industry
E Thorpe-Jones, A Dainty, R Fellows	2010	ENACTING DIVERSITY AND EQUALITY AS PART OF CSR POLICY: AN AGENDA FOR CHANGE
EJ Morrison	2010	Employee preferences for work-life balance initiatives in a large New Zealand construction company
Fernando, G. Amaratunga, D. Haigh, R.	2010	Career Advancement of the Professional Women in the UK Construction Industry: 319 career success factors
K Grillner	2010	Feminism as Architecture
N Chileshe	2010	An empirical analysis of factors impacting career decisions in South African construction industry: Male and female high school students’ perspectives
P Morton, J Collins	2010	Pathways to Success: Positive Steps into Built Environment Higher Education for Women
S Manley	2010	Managing Diversity and Equality in Construction
JH Watts	2009	Allowed into a Man’s World ‘Meanings of Work–Life Balance: Perspectives of Women Civil Engineers as ‘Minority ‘Workers in Construction
dainty	2009	How women engineers do and undo gender: Consequences for gender equality
Watts, J. H.	2009	Leaders of men: women ’managing’ in construction
JA Ericksen	2009	Women pursuing careers in trades and construction
L Clarke, M van der Meer, C Bingham	2009	Enabling and disabling: disability in the British and Dutch construction sectors
A Caplan	2009	Race Discrimination in the Construction Industry: A Thematic Review
A Powell, TM Hassan, ARJ Dainty, C Carter	2009	Note: Exploring gender differences in construction research: a European perspective
KJC Sang, SG Ison, ARJ Dainty	2009	The job satisfaction of UK architects and relationships with work-life balance and turnover intentions
A Graft-Johnson, R Sara, F Gleed	2009	Gathering and Reviewing Data on Diversity within the Construction Professions
D San Santoso	2009	The construction site as a multicultural workplace: a perspective of minority migrant workers in Brunei
V Caven	2009	Designing a career: men and architecture
T Haupt, K Madikizela	2009	Why do South African women choose careers in construction?
M Loosemore, N Galea	2008	Genderlect and conflict in the Australian construction industry
S Dabke, O Salem, A Genaidy	2008	Job Satisfaction of Women in Construction Trades
L Clarke	2008	Obstacles to diversity in construction: the example of Heathrow Terminal 5
Ahmed, V., Pathmewaran, R., Baldry, D., Worrall, L., Abouen, S, (	2008	Construction and BME
Ahmed, Vian. Pathmeswaran, Raju. Baldry, David. Worrall, Lisa. Abouen, Sabri	2008	An Investigation into the Barriers Facing Black and Minority Ethnics Within the UK Construction Industry
J Brown	2008	From the ground up: Building opportunities for women in construction
FYY Ling, L Leow	2008	Enabling knowledge flow: retaining graduate women in the Singapore construction industry
Ness, K, and Green	2008	Respect for people in the enterprise culture
V Jones, P Lowe	2008	Innovation Circles and Women in Construction in the Construction Knowledge Exchange North West
A. Enshassi, S. Ihsen, K. Al Hallaq.	2008	The perception of women engineers in the construction industry in Palestine.
M Eppenberger	2008	Older construction workers: a study of related injuries, underlying causes and estimated costs
A Enshassi, SI PhD	2008	The perception of women engineers in the construction industry in Palestine
CABE	2008	Inclusion by design
JH Watts	2007	Porn, pride and pessimism: experiences of women working in professional construction roles
KJC Sang, ARJ Dainty	2007	Gender: a risk factor for occupational stress in the architectural profession?
A Powell, B Bagilhole, A Dainty	2007	The Good, the bad and the ugly: women engineering students‖ experiences of UK higher education
A Datta	2007	Gender and learning in the design studio
CL Menches, DM Abraham	2007	Women in construction—tapping the untapped resource to meet future demands
SJ Wilkinson, P Morton	2007	The emerging importance of feminist research paradigms in built environment research
A de Graft-Johnson, S Manley	2007	The gender gap in architectural practice
AM Denissen	2007	Perpetual pioneers: Women and work in the construction trades
D Thiel	2007	Class in construction: London building workers, dirty work and physical cultures1
Harriet K. Eliufoo	2007	Gendered division of labour in construction sites in Zanzibar
A Caplan	2007	Access and inclusivity of minority ethnic people in the construction industry
N Thurairajah, RDG Amaratunga	2007	Women’s educational attainment and their experiences in construction education
D Amaratunga, M Shanmugam	2007	Construction and Women
M Jarvie	2007	MINORITY STUDENT ENROLLMENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, GENERAL STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF THE DISCIPLINE, AND …
N Thurairajah, RDG Amaratunga and RP Haigh	2007	Confronting barriers to women in leadership positions: A study on construction industry
Skills	2007	Deconstructing Barriers
B Anderson	2006	Fair Enough?: Central and East European Migrants in Low-wage Employment in the UK
S Gurgaon	2006	INCLUSIVITY: The changing role of women in the construction workforce
A Powell, BM Bagilhole	2006	The problem of women’s assimilation into UK engineering cultures: can critical mass work?
ARJ Dainty, H Lingard	2006	Indirect discrimination in construction organizations and the impact on women’s careers
AY Adeyemi, SO Ojo, OO Aina…	2006	Empirical evidence of women under-representation in the construction industry in Nigeria
AW Gale	2006	Managing diversity and equality in construction: initiatives and practice
V Caven	2006	Career building: women and non‐standard employment in architecture
ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole, AW Gale	2006	Women’s and men’s careers in the UK construction industry: a comparative analysis
G Berik	2006	Still a wedge in the door: women training for the construction trades in the USA
A Steele, D Sodhi, AW Gale	2006	Race, ethnic minorities and the construction industry
C Greed	2006	Social exclusion; women in construction
G Elvitigala, D Amaratunga, R Haigh	2006	Women’s entry into construction: does industry culture act as a barrier
H Lingard	2006	Diversity by supporting employees’ work-life’in AW Gale & MJ Davidson (eds) Managing diversity and equality in construction
A Ruff, AW Gale	2006	Discrimination law and the construction industry
C Davey, D Sodhi, A Steele, AW Gale	2006	Building equality in construction Part II: good practice guidelines for race and gender equality for building contractors and housing associations
J English, TC Haupt	2006	Women, construction and health and safety (H&S): South African and Tanzanian perspectives
RDG Amaratunga, RP Haigh	2006	Construction industry and women: a review of the barriers
AW Gale	2006	An introduction to diversity
C Greed	2006	Women in surveying and planning
NG Elvitigalage Dona	2006	The impact of culture on career development of women in construction
NG Elvitigalage Dona, RDG Amaratunga	2006	Women’s career development and the role of training and development
P Morton, J Collins	2006	Change in Practice
H Lingard, V Francis	2005	Does work–family conflict mediate the relationship between job schedule demands and burnout in male construction professionals and managers?
H Lingard	2005	The decline of the ‘traditional ‘family: work‐life benefits as a means of promoting a diverse workforce in the construction industry of Australia
C Greed	2005	Overcoming the factors inhibiting the mainstreaming of gender into spatial planning policy in the United Kingdom
J Byrne, L Clarke	2005	Gender and ethnic minority exclusion from skilled occupations in construction: a Western European comparison
DG Blanchflower	2005	An analysis of the impact of affirmative action programs on self-employment in the construction industry
A De Graft‐Johnson, S Manley	2005	Diversity or the lack of it in the architectural profession
C Greed	2005	An investigation of the effectiveness of gender mainstreaming as a means of integrating the needs of women and men into spatial planning in the United Kingdom
ARJ Dainty	2005	Guest Editorial
R Holloway	2005	Retention and career progression of Black and Asian people in the construction industry
R Newton	2005	Do disabled people have a place in the UK construction industry?
G Briscoe	2005	Women and minority groups in UK construction: recent trends
AS Caplan	2005	Included against the odds: failure and success among minority ethnic built‐environment professionals in Britain
C Deacon, J Smallwood, T Haupt	2005	The health and well-being of older construction workers
JB Hossain	2005	Sex segregation in construction organizations in Bangladesh and Thailand
MG Ormerod	2005	Briefing for accessibility in design
A Steele	2005	The future of the black and minority ethnic (BME) construction sector in England
C Pepper	2005	A critical evaluation of diversity and equality in the UK construction sector
K Madikizela	2005	Influences on Women’s Choices of Careers in Construction: A South African study
C Anumba, A Dainty, S Ison, A Sergeant	2005	GIS‐Based Diversity Planning: A Case Study
P Whitman	2005	The Career Progression of Women in the Architectural Profession
royal Holloway	2005	Minority ethnic representation in the built environment professions
B Fowler	2004	Women architects and their discontents
M Loosemore	2004	Gender differences in occupational stress among professionals in the construction industry
ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole, KH Ansari	2004	Creating equality in the construction industry: an agenda for change for women and ethnic minorities
H Lingard, J Lin	2004	Career, family and work environment determinants of organizational commitment among women in the Australian construction industry
L Clarke, EF Pedersen, E Michielsens	2004	Women in construction
V Caven	2004	Constructing a career: women architects at work
A Steele	2004	Black and minority ethnic contractors and consultants and UK housing associations’ contracting power
V Francis, H Lingard	2004	A quantitative study of work-life experiences in the public and private sectors of the Australian construction industry
G Arslan	2004	The lower employment of women in Turkish construction sector
FYY Ling	2004	Encouraging more female quantity surveying graduates to enter the construction industry in Singapore
C Wall	2004	Any woman can’: 20 years of campaigning for access to construction training and employment
L Clarke	2004	Now you’re in, now you’re out: women’s changing participation in the building trades in Britain
S Eisenberg	2004	Still waiting after all these years: women in the US construction industry
V Chandra, M Loosemore	2004	Women’s self‐perception: an inter‐sector comparison of construction, legal and nursing professionals
H Barnes, J Parry, M Sahin-Dikmen, D Bonjour	2004	Architecture and Race: A Study of Black and Minority Ethnic Students in the Profession
L Thrane, L Clarke, E Frydendal Pedersen	2004	Why should women join the construction industry
A Powell¹, BM Bagilhole¹, ARJ Dainty, RH Neale	2004	An investigation of women’s career choice in construction
N Kaewsr	2004	An Investigation of Women Engineers in Non-Traditional Occupations in the Thai Construction Industry
RIBA	2003	Why Do Women Leave Architecture? RIBA response
Steven McCabe	2003	THE ‘RESPECT FOR PEOPLE’ INITIATIVE – MERE RHETORIC OR A NEW EPOCH IN BRITISH CONSTRUCTION?
Watts, J.	2003	Women in Civil Engineering: Continuity and Change.
H Lingard	2003	The impact of individual and job characteristics on’burnout’among civil engineers in Australia and the implications for employee turnover
A De Graft-Johnson, S Manley	2003	Why do women leave architecture
C Greed	2003	Gender Equality and Plan Making: Gender Mainstreaming Toolkit
L Ellison	2003	Raising the ratio: the surveying profession as a career: a report for the RICS Raising the Ratio Committee
JJ Smallwood, CT Haupt	2003	Older workers in South African construction: General contractor (GC) perceptions
A Agapiou	2003	Client-led approaches to increasing participation of women and ethnic minorities in the construction workforce: a framework for change
F Kalabamu	2003	Changing gender and institutional roles in self-help housing in Botswana: the case of Lobatse
AW Gale, MJ Davidson, P Somerville	2003	Managing racial equality and diversity in the UK construction industry
Duong, Thuong T. and Skitmore, Martin	2003	Female project managers’ workplace problems: a survey
K Strong, K Mauro, R Wiley-Jones	2003	Retaining Women Students in a Construction Engineering Undergraduate Program by Balancing Integration and Identity in Student Communities
Lingard, H. (	2003	Managing Motherhood in the Australian ConstructionIndustry: Work-Family Balance, Parental Leave and Part Time Work. ,
P Gregor, AF Newell	2002	Designing for dynamic diversity: interfaces for older people
NC Chesler	2002	Gender-informed mentoring strategies for women engineering scholars: On establishing a caring community
A Agapiou	2002	Perceptions of gender roles and attitudes toward work among male and female operatives in the Scottish construction industry
M Loosemore, P Lee	2002	Communication problems with ethnic minorities in the construction industry
M Whittock	2002	“Women’s experiences of non-traditional employment: Is gender equality in this area a possibility?”
H Lingard, A Sublet	2002	The impact of job and organizational demands on marital or relationship satisfaction and conflict among Australian civil engineers
M Loosemore, DW Chau	2002	Racial discrimination towards Asian operatives in the Australian construction industry
Ostroff, E., Limont, M. and Hunter, D.	2002	Building a world fit for people: Designers with disabilities at work
ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole, RH Neale	2002	Coping with construction culture: a longitudinal case study of a woman’s experiences of working on a British construction site
R Holloway	2002	Retention and career progression of Black and Asian people in the construction industry
constructing excellence	2002	Respect for People – A Framework for Action
R Duncan, R Neale	2002	Equality of opportunity, family friendliness and UK construction industry culture
B Bagilhole	2002	A comparative analysis of professional women’s and men’s careers in the UK construction industry
BM Bagilhole, ARJ Dainty	2002	A woman engineer’s experiences of working on British construction sites
P Turrell, SJ Wilkinson, V Astle	2002	A gender for change: the future for women in surveying
V Price	2002	Race, Affirmative Action, and Women’s Employment in US Highway Construction
ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole, KH Ansari, J Jackson	2002	Diversification of the UK construction industry: A framework for change
H Barnes, D Bonjour, M Sahin-Dikmen	2002	Minority ethnic students and practitioners in architecture: a scoping study for the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment
B Hanna	2002	Australia’s Early Women Architects: Milestones and Achievements
M Sarkar	2002	Women in construction
C Pepper, ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole, AGF Gibb	2002	DIVERSITY: A DRIVER OF BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT WITHIN THE UK CONSTRUCTION SECTOR?
Ostroff, E., Limont, M. and Hunter, D	2002	Building a World Fit for People: Designers with Disabilities at
Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. London.	2001	Rethinking Construction Report of Interim Findings of the Respect for People Toolkit and Performance Measures Trials.
KH Anthony	2001	Designing for diversity: Gender, race, and ethnicity in the architectural profession
SL Fielden, MJ Davidson, A Gale	2001	Women, equality and construction
SL Fielden, MJ Davidson, A Gale	2001	Architects in skirts: The public image of women architects in Wilhelmine Germany
ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole	2001	Male and female perspectives on equality measures for the UK construction sector
ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole	2001	Rethinking Construction A Commitment to People “Our biggest Asset”
GL Gilbert	2001	Motivation of Australian white‐collar construction employees: a gender issue?
L Ellison	2001	Senior management in chartered surveying: where are the women?
M Frank	2001	Hard Hats & Homophobia: Lesbians in the Building Trades
B Byrd	2001	Great Work If You Can Get It: Women in the Skilled Trades
Rethinking Construction	2001	Report of Interim Findings of the Respect for People Toolkit and Performance Measures Trials.
Yates, J. K.	2001	Retention of non-traditional engineering and construction professionals
Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. London.	2000	Women in the construction professions: achieving critical mass
royal Holloway	2000	The Impact of Race and Gender on Progression from GNVQ Construction into the Industry
ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole, RH Neale	2000	A grounded theory of women’s career under-achievement in large UK construction companies
Dainty	2000	Women in construction: the untapped resource
C Greed	2000	Comparison of men’s and women’s careers in UK construction industry
SL Fielden, MJ Davidson, AW Gale	2000	Women in the construction industry in the UK: a cultural discord?
A Adams	2000	Designing women: Gender and the architectural profession
A Canel, R Oldenziel	2000	Crossing boundaries, building bridges: comparing the history of women engineers, 1870s-1990s
ARJ Dainty, RH Neale	2000	EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES AND THE RECONCILIATION OF WORK AND FAMILY WITHINTHE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS
M Wallace	2000	Workplace training initiatives: implications for women in the Australian workforce
BM Bagilhole, ARJ Dainty	2000	Yellow helmets: work and worth of women workers on construction sites in northern India
LS Welch, LM Goldenhar	2000	Women in construction: occupational health and working conditions.
J Hampton	2000	Where are all the female managers?
ARJ Dainty, BM Bagilhole, RH Neale	2000	Women’s careers in large construction companies: expectations unfulfilled?
Rethinking Construction	2000	A Commitment to People “Our biggest Asset”
Chitale, M.	1999	Critical Issues in Training Women in Construction
S Eisenberg	1999	We’ll call you if we need you: Experiences of women working construction
JF Bennett, MJ Davidson	1999	Women in construction: a comparative investigation into the expectations and experiences of female and male construction undergraduates and employees
ARJ Dainty, RH Neale	1999	Invisible Contributions: The Problem of History and Women Architects
B Byrd	1999	Women in carpentry apprenticeship: A case study
C, Greed	1999	The Changing Composition of the Construction Professions
CL Menches, DM Abraham	1999	Women in construction—tapping the untapped resource to meet future demands
C Greed	1999	Social exclusion or inclusion: The continuing story of women and construction
L Ellison	1999	Surveying the glass ceiling: an investigation of the progress made by women in the surveying profession
R Holloway	1999	The Under-representation of Black and Asian People in Construction
MJ Davidson, AW Gale	1999	Cultural change in construction
HSE	1999	Women in the Construction Workplace: Providing Equitable Safety
LM Goldenhar, NG Swanson	1998	Stressors and adverse outcomes for female construction workers.
T Bates, D Howel	1998	The declining status of minorities in the New York City construction industry
C Davey…	1998	Building Equality in Construction: Good Practice Guidelines for Building Contractors and Housing Associations
ARJ Dainty	1998	A grounded theory of the determinants of women’s under-achievement in large construction companies
R Pringle	1998	Building strategies: equal opportunity in the construction industry
K Hopkins	1998	The Perception of Women in Construction by Women in Construction
J Willis	1998	Tomorrow’s team: women and men in construction
C Greed	1997	Building on fair footings: improving equal opportunities in the construction industry for women
E Michelson’s, L Clarke	1997	A Fair Day’s Work: Women in Direct Labour Organisations
B Bagilhole, AR Dainty	1997	Women in Construction: Undervalued participants in an undervalued industry’
SH Chant	1996	Gender, urban development and housing
D Coleman, E Danze	1996	Architecture and feminism: Yale publications on architecture
VL Khazanet	1996	Women in civil engineering and science: it’s time for recognition and promotion
S Wilkinson	1996	The factors affecting the career choice of male and female civil engineering students in the UK
S Rhys Jones, ARJ Dainty, RH Neale	1996	Women in construction: a view of contemporary initiatives in the United Kingdom, and a proposal for international collaborative research
Julie Willis	1996	Four early women architects in Victoria
B Bagilhole, A Dainty…	1996	Balancing the Building Team: Gender Issues in the Building Professions. Report 284.
Wall, C. and Clarke, L	1996	Staying power: women in direct labour building teams
CIB Working group 8	1996	Constructive guidelines on equality opportunities
Gran, bernie	1996	Building E = Quality (1996) A Discussion Document
Court, Gill; Moralee, Janet	1995	Discrimination by design: A feminist critique of the man-made environment
C Greed	1995	Women and planning: creating gendered realities
Gill Court, J Moralee	1995	Balancing the Building Team: Gender Issues in the Building Profession
BM Bagilhole, ARJ Dainty, RH Neale	1995	Innovative personnel practices for improving women’s careers in construction companies: methodology and discussion of preliminary findings’
L Weisman	1994	Women in non-traditional occupations: the construction industry
C Greed	1994	Women in Construction: An Investigation Into Some of the Aspects of Image and Knowledge as Determinants of the Under Representation of Women in …
James Somerville, Peter Kennedy & Louise Orra	1994	Women in the UK construction industry
AW Gale	1994	Entry to employment: choices made by qualified women civil engineers leaving higher education
Jones, A.	1994	“Hammering it Home: A Report on Women’s Experiences Working in the Manual Craft Trades in the Construction Industry in Sheffield. “, Sheffield City Council Equality Unit, Department of Employment, Sheffield, UK.
V Krishnarayan, H Thomas	1993	Ethnic minorities and the planning system
J Sommerville, P Kennedy	1993	The construction industry’s male culture must feminize if conflict is to be reduced: The role of education as gatekeeper to a male construction industry
Ogulana, S., Rosta, U.,Austriaco, Z., Kusakbe, K., and Kelkar, G.,	1993	Thai women construction workers
S Wilkinson	1993	Breaking New Ground: Worksite 2000: a Report
New York (NY). City Commission on Human	1993	Building Barriers: A Report on Discrimination Against Women and People of Color in New York City’s Construction Trades
Wilkinson, SJ	1993	Entry to employment: Choices made by qualified women civil engineers leaving higher education.
J. K. Yates,	1992	Women and Minorities in Construction in the 1990s
AW Gale	1992	Women in the architectural workplace
LW LeBreton, SS Loevy…	1992	Women into construction: reflections on findings and recommendation of two recent evaluation exercises on experimental insight courses for school …
K Kingsley	1992	Surveying sisters: women in a traditional male profession
AW Gale	1992	Women in engineering: A good place to be?
stione atkins	1992	are women fairly represented in the construction industry stone and Atkins, 1992
Wilkinson, S	1992	Career paths and child care: employer’s attitudes towards women in construction
Gale, A.W	1991	What is good for women is good for men: Theoretical foundations for
R Waldinger	1991	The Continuing Significance of Race: Racial Conflict and Racial Discrimination in Construction
C Greed	1991	Surveying sisters: women in a traditional male profession
C Greed	1991	Male and female perspectives on equality measures for the UK construction sector
S Rodgers	1991	Women in Construction
Gale, Andrew W; Fellows, R F	1991	Women In Construction: Some Issues Raised By The Development of Pilot Insight Courses For Careers Advisors
R Carter	1990	The professional and the personal. A study of women quantity surveyors
ER Arriola	1990	“What’s the big deal? Women in the New York City construction industry and sexual harassment law:, 1970 -, 1985”
AW Gale -	1990	What is good for women is good for men: action research aimed at increasing the proportion of women in construction
C Greed	1990	Women in the Construction Industry-A Discussion on the Findings of the Two Recent Studies of the Construction Industry Sector
AW Gale	1990	Women in Construction Management: a Report on Two Pilot Insight Programmes
AW Gale	1990	Women in Construction—Comparative survey of women and men in the construction, engineering and banking and finance industries
AW Gale	1990	Women and urban public space
AW Gale	1990	The Socio-economic Significance of an Increase in the Proportion of Women in the Construction Industry
Wells, J.,	1990	Female participation in the construction industry. Geneva: International Labour Ofﬁce.
J Attfield	1989	A View from the Interior: Feminism, Women and Design
KA Franck	1989	Women in the urban environment
SA Law	1989	Girls Can’t be Plumbers-Affirmative Action for Women in Construction: Beyond Goals and Quotas
F Hughes	1989	The architect: reconstructing her practice
EP Berkeley	1989	Architecture: A place for women
AW Gale	1989	Female project managers’ workplace problems: a survey .
JC Latack, SL Josephs, BL Roach	1987	Carpenter apprentices: Comparison of career transitions for men and women.
S Greckol	1987	Women into Construction
AW Gale	1987	e Socio-economic Significance of an Increase in the Proportion of Women in the Construction Industry
AW Gale	1987	Planning for people, not buildings
JR Schroedel	1985	Alone in a crowd: Women in the trades tell their stories
K Deaux, JC Ullman	1983	Women of steel: Female blue-collar workers in the basic steel industry
GR Wekerle	1980	Lots of women in engineering
Gale, A. W.	1980	Attracting women to construction
HJ Gans	1969	Women in The British Construction Professions: A Discussion on Pilot Research