1991
DOI: 10.2307/3466912
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Empleo femenino en la Argentina: de la modernización de los '60 a la crisis de los '80

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“…This connection was facilitated at a basic level through the high degree of occupational sex segregation within the informal work of those in the popular sector, resulting in a concentration of women in occupations associated with domestic or caretaking activities. Table 2 indicates that according to the experiences of informal workers who participated in this research, the organizational structure of informal work in the popular sector is markedly gendered: It is highly sex-segregated by occupation, mirroring and possibly exacerbating patterns found in the formal workplace in Argentina (Di Marco 1988;Gonzalez 1990;Garcia de Fanelli 1991;Feijoó and Nari 1996;Forni and Roldan 1996;Arriagada 1998;Abramo andValenzuela 2001, 2005). 10 Strik- ingly, however, the pattern of occupational sex segregation among informal workers differs by class, as occupations are segregated by sex to a much greater degree in the popular class than in the middle class.…”
Section: Negotiating Femininity In the Popular Sectorsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…This connection was facilitated at a basic level through the high degree of occupational sex segregation within the informal work of those in the popular sector, resulting in a concentration of women in occupations associated with domestic or caretaking activities. Table 2 indicates that according to the experiences of informal workers who participated in this research, the organizational structure of informal work in the popular sector is markedly gendered: It is highly sex-segregated by occupation, mirroring and possibly exacerbating patterns found in the formal workplace in Argentina (Di Marco 1988;Gonzalez 1990;Garcia de Fanelli 1991;Feijoó and Nari 1996;Forni and Roldan 1996;Arriagada 1998;Abramo andValenzuela 2001, 2005). 10 Strik- ingly, however, the pattern of occupational sex segregation among informal workers differs by class, as occupations are segregated by sex to a much greater degree in the popular class than in the middle class.…”
Section: Negotiating Femininity In the Popular Sectorsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…nas extradomésticas como parte de un panorama de modernización y desarrollo económico que, hacia los años sesenta, auspició el incremento de la participación económica femenina(44). Se ha señalado, sin embargo, que la obra mostraba una postura moderada con respecto a los cambios en las relaciones de género, naturalizando la hegemonía de la familia doméstica(9).…”
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“…La imagen de la mujer como "guardiana del hogar", garantizó así que aquellos cambios no alteraran el orden patriarcal (Franco & Pulido, 1997;Girbal-Blacha, 2006). Planteos como el de Escardó ponían de manifiesto el intento de contemplar las actividades femeninas extra-domésticas como parte de un panorama de desarrollo económico que, hacia los años sesenta, auspició el incremento de la participación económica femenina (García de Fanelli, 1991). Es preciso señalar, no obstante, que la obra de Escardó mostraba una postura moderada con respecto a los cambios en las relaciones de género, naturalizando la hegemonía de la familia doméstica (Cosse, 2010).…”
Section: La Recepción Local De Las Ideas De Bowlby: Maternidad Y Saluunclassified