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Carter, Ruth (1994). Engineering Education and Professional Practice: Developing Gender-Inclusive Models. In: Engineering Education and Professional Practice: Developing Gender-Inclusive Models (Carter, Ruth ed.), 3-7 Feb 1994, Weetwood Hall, Leeds, UK, The Open University, Leeds Regional Centre, pp. 1–108.

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Carter, Ruth and Kirkup, Gill (1991). Redressing the balance: Women into Science and Engineering. Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-learning, 6(1) pp. 56–58.

Carter, Ruth (1990). Women and systems. Systems Practice, 3(6) pp. 561–568.

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Carter, Ruth and Kirkup, Gill (1990). Women in Engineering: A Good Place to Be? London: Macmillan Education.

Carter, Ruth and Kirkup, Gill (1990). Women into Science and Engineering (WISE): Activism and Institutional Change. In: Conference: European and Third World GASAT Conference, Jonkoping, Sweden.

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Carter, Ruth and Kirkup, Gill (1990). Women in Professional Engineering: The Interaction of Gendered Structures and Values. Feminist Review, 35(1) pp. 92–101.

Carter, Ruth and Kirkup, Gill (1990). Critical Influences on the Career Choice of Women Engineers. U.S. Women Engineer, 36(1) pp. 23–25.

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Carter, Ruth (1988). Networking: the Feminist's Secret Weapon.

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Herman, Clem and Carter, Ruth (2008). Empowering women to return to their SET careers. In: Proceedings of 12th International GASAT Conference, 3-8 Sep 2006, University of Brighton.

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Rhodes, Edward and Carter, Ruth (2005). The Frigero on-line simulation: experiencing supply chain strategy and management in a virtual team. In: Third International Conference on Open and Distance Learning ICODL 05, 11-13 Nov 2005, Patras, Greece.

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