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Introduction: Britain's Computer "Revolution" 1 1. War Machines: Women's Computing Work and the Underpinnings of the Data-Driven State, 1930-1946 19 2. Data Processing in Peacetime: Institutionalizing a Feminized Machine Underclass, 1946-1955 59 3. Luck and Labor Shortage: Gender Flux, Professionalization, and Growing Opportunities for Computer Workers, 1955-1967 99 4. The Rise of the Technocrat: How State Attempts to Centralize Power through Computing Went Astray, 1965-1969 149 5. The End of White Heat and the Failure of British Technocracy, 1969-1979 189 Conclusion: Reassembling the History of Computing around Gender's Formative Influence 225 Appendix 241 Notes 245 Bibliography 295 Index 331 |
Marie Hicks