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perspective of her field of industrial relations: “…if it [industrial relations] is not entirely oblivious to the presence of women, then it is certainly unaware that their presence makes much of a difference” (p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(p.1)(1)(1)(1)(1)(1)(1)(1)(1)(1)(1). A particularly relevant observation from Forrest’s perspective, and also one that can inform CST, is the need to use gender as part of analytical boundary critique: