Law, John (2008) 'On sociology and STS', The Sociological Review 56/4: 623-49.[1]
This is a peer-reviewed scientific journal which comments on the contributions feminist STS has made to the greater discipline of STS, important for establishing notability.
Woolgar, Steve (1991) 'Configuring the user: the case of usability trials', in John Law (ed), A sociology of monsters: essays on power, technology, and domination (London: Routledge): 57-99.[2]
This is a peer-reviewed scientific journal which stands as an example of SCOT in the early 1990's. This is an example of how SCOT influenced feminist STS thought on social construction, important for establishing notability.
Wajcman, Judy (2010) 'Feminist theories of technology', Cambridge Journal of Economics 34/1: 143- 52.[3]
This is a peer-reviewed scientific journal and comments upon the current and historical theoretical standpoint of the feminist science and technology studies, important for establishing notability.
Landström, Catharina (2007) 'Queering feminist technology studies', Feminist Theory 8/1 (April 1, 2007): 7-26.[4]
This is a peer-reviewed scientific journal and comments upon the current and historical theoretical standpoint of the feminist science and technology studies, important for establishing notability.
^Wajcman, Judy, "Feminist theories of technology", Handbook of Science and Technology Studies, SAGE Publications Inc., pp. 189–204, retrieved 14 April 2022
