Full Description
Technological advancements frequently hinder the progress of women in the business sphere. In our current landscape, the rapid evolution of technology—driven by digital transformation—has created significant barriers to women's participation. This has given rise to new forms of discrimination that often go unacknowledged and unaddressed. The unfortunate reality is that this issue is sidelined in discussions about the economy and broader implications for employment. We must recognize and confront the unique challenges women face in this technological age, as their exclusion not only impacts them but also stifles innovation and growth in our economy. It is time to advocate for a more inclusive approach that empowers women in the tech world.
In this vital context, it is essential to recognize the discrimination and emerging challenges that women will face, although these issues may not have been previously explored in sufficient detail. This work has been thoughtfully created to fill that gap, serving as a crucial reference about these matters. By shedding light on existing gaps in the research, this book promises to enrich future studies and provide invaluable insights for researchers who investigate and evaluate related works. One of the most pressing challenges ahead for women in the rapidly evolving digital landscape is understanding and navigating the economic opportunities available to them. As we enter this new era, women will undergo a transformative journey that demands adaptability and learning in the face of continuous innovation. This work aspires to contribute significantly to these conversations and empower women as they embrace the future.
Contents
1. Women's rights and technology: The current issues and challenges, Section I. Women's rights in digital society, 2. The role of national human rights institutions in closing the digital gender divide, 3. The impact of digitalization on women's access to justice, 4. Women's involvement in current and emerging road transportation technologies, 5. Problematic internet use by women: A comparative intergenerational analysis, 6. Women's involvement in technology through education, Section II. Women and cybersecurity issues, 7. The role of increasing digital literacy and digital resilience of women in Turkey in reducing online risk, 8. A qualitative research on cybercrimes, the victimization of women, and the legal sanctions of these crimes, 9. Violence against women in the digital world: A systematic review, Section III. Women and artificial intelligence implementations, 10. Artificial intelligence technology in terms of gender inequality: Evaluating the effects of algorithmic bias and gender-based discrimination, 11. Female accountant's involvement in artificial intelligence implementations, 12. Examining the impact of artificial intelligence on women's participation in customer engagement in the South African context, Section IV. Women's rights and digital business, 13. Technological developments, remote working, and women, 14. Technology, gender, and women's employment, 15. Exploring the impact of remote working on gender equity in Türkiye: A grounded theory approach, 16. Algorithmic discrimination against women in the recruitment process, 17. Gender-based digital divide and discrimination: A time use analysis in Türkiye, 18. Digitalization of female-managed companies operating in Borsa Istanbul, 19. Women's access to and their participation in technological developments: A qualitative evidence systematic review
