The paper offers a sociological reflection on the concepts of time and power from a gender perspective, analyzing the social, political, and economic dynamics that contribute to the unequal presence of men and women in work contexts and decision-making processes. It examines the dimensions of time (symbolic, cultural, social, individual) and power asymmetries in economic, political, and labor spheres, highlighting structural and cultural inequalities that limit women’s access to leadership positions. The study explores empowerment, agency, and leadership through a methodological analysis of gender-related indexes (GEI, GEM, WEI, GDI), assessing their critical aspects and continuous improvements. Additionally, it analyzes secondary data on trends from 2019 to 2024 in Italy and Europe, comparing best practices in gender-equal countries with policies adopted in less equitable contexts, such as Italy, which is undergoing regulatory, cultural, and educational transformations to address gender inequalities.
Tempo e potere nei principali indici gender-related. Riflessione sociologica, trend evolutivi e buone pratiche / Monticelli, Linda; Falci, Laura. - In: THE LAB'S QUARTERLY. - ISSN 2035-5548. - 2024/ a. XXVI / n. 4(2024), pp. 71-94. [10.13131/unipi/rngr-bn86]
Tempo e potere nei principali indici gender-related. Riflessione sociologica, trend evolutivi e buone pratiche
Falci, Laura
2024
Abstract
The paper offers a sociological reflection on the concepts of time and power from a gender perspective, analyzing the social, political, and economic dynamics that contribute to the unequal presence of men and women in work contexts and decision-making processes. It examines the dimensions of time (symbolic, cultural, social, individual) and power asymmetries in economic, political, and labor spheres, highlighting structural and cultural inequalities that limit women’s access to leadership positions. The study explores empowerment, agency, and leadership through a methodological analysis of gender-related indexes (GEI, GEM, WEI, GDI), assessing their critical aspects and continuous improvements. Additionally, it analyzes secondary data on trends from 2019 to 2024 in Italy and Europe, comparing best practices in gender-equal countries with policies adopted in less equitable contexts, such as Italy, which is undergoing regulatory, cultural, and educational transformations to address gender inequalities.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


