Sonia D. Gatchair, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2007 | Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA |
Area:
Labor Economics, Black Studies, Ethnic and Racial StudiesGoogle:
"Sonia Gatchair"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Susan Cozzens | grad student | 2007 | Georgia Tech | |
| (*Representation and reward in high technology industries and occupations: The influence of race and ethnicity.) | ||||
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| Gatchair SD. (2020) Towards a Model for Independent Fiscal Policy Oversight in a Small Island State Public Organization Review. 1-16 |
| Bortagaray I, Brito L, Brouwer R, et al. (2014) Open source biotechnology: Plant tissue culture and the growth of opportunity Innovation and Inequality: Emerging Technologies in An Unequal World. 177-200 |
| Gatchair SD, Bortagaray I, Pace LA. (2014) Strong champions, strong regulations: The unexpected boundaries of genetically modified corn Innovation and Inequality: Emerging Technologies in An Unequal World. 93-122 |
| Gatchair SD, Bortagaray I, Brito L, et al. (2014) Uneven publics: Life, death, and recombinant insulin Innovation and Inequality: Emerging Technologies in An Unequal World. 67-92 |
| Gatchair S. (2013) Race/Ethnicity and Education Effects on Employment in High Technology Industries and Occupations in the US, 1992–2002 The Review of Black Political Economy. 40: 357-370 |
| Bortagaray I, Gatchair S. (2012) Accessing and producing tissue cultured banana plantlets in Costa Rica and Jamaica: Insights on the distributive consequences of emerging technologies Technological Forecasting and Social Change. 79: 213-222 |
| Cozzens S, Gatchair S, Kang J, et al. (2010) Emerging technologies: Quantitative identification and measurement Technology Analysis and Strategic Management. 22: 361-376 |
| Cozzens SE, Bobb K, Deas K, et al. (2005) Distributional effects of science and technology-based economic development strategies at state level in the United States Science and Public Policy. 32: 29-38 |