Mujer, participación política y cambio social. El caso de Andalucía (1988-1999)

Clemente J. Navarro Yañez and Raquel Pastor Yuste

Revista de Estudios Regionales, 2003, vol. 01, 75-106

Abstract: RESUMEN Es sabido que la participación política de las mujeres es menor a la de los hombres. Sin embargo, el cambio social inducido por las políticas de bienestar está procurando una reducción de tal gender gap. No obstante, ello pudiera introducir diferencias relevantes entre las mujeres beneficiadas de tales procesos (jóvenes, con estudios elevados y ocupadas) y las no beneficiadas (mayor edad, amas de casa, menores estudios). Este texto trata de contrastar este hecho tomando como caso la población andaluza entre 1988 y 1999. ABSTRACT Its know that the level of womens political participation is lesser than mens level of participation. However, social change induced by welfare policies have reduced this gender gap. Nevertheless this fact could introduce several differences among benefitied women of it (youngers, with higher education levels and working populations) and the non benefitied (eldery and housewife, with lesser study levels). This paper try to contrast this fact analysing the andalusian women population between 1988 and 1999 as a case study.

Keywords: Género; Participación política; Cambio social; Andalucía (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: R1 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2003
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