Studying Ukrainian State: Gender Policy and Politics Under Changing Conditions

Tarkhanova, Oleksandra

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“…Studying the challenges associated with various transformational processes in the post-communist countries during 2000-2020, the researcher concludes that they all have a gender dimension. Tarkhanova (2021) studies Ukrainian gender politics and the transformational processes that occur through the rethinking of fundamental categories of public good. The researcher focuses on the policy of Ukraine from the acquisition of independence to the period after the Revolution of Dignity, positioning the research of other authors in the field of feminist theory of the state.…”

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Parliamentary Elections and the Gender Aspect: A Comparative Analysis of the Experience of Ukraine and Sweden

2024

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Gender aspects in parliamentary elections are becoming more and more important both in the context of achieving equality between the two sexes, and in view of the important role of women in increasing the effectiveness of politics, tolerance, and combating violence and war. Studying the Swedish experience in achieving gender equality in politics will reveal directions for further political reforms in this area. The purpose of the study is to identify the most effective practices for achieving gender balance in politics by conducting a comparative analysis of the Swedish and Ukrainian experience. The main methods are statistical analysis, comparative legal method and rating method. The study of the legislation of both countries regarding gender quotas and the analysis of additional ways in which Sweden achieved modern results made it possible to formulate recommendations for Ukraine that can contribute to the achievement of gender equality in the course of parliamentary elections.

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Parliamentary Elections and the Gender Aspect: A Comparative Analysis of the Experience of Ukraine and Sweden

2024

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“…During the Soviet Union times, according to Ashwin (2000), gender and sex topics were banned because they distracted citizens from the political agenda. Tarkhanova (2021) sheds clearer light on Ukrainian gender norms and the cultural/societal/state roles in sustaining these norms. Historically, Ukrainian men and women have always had gender‐specific societal roles—a woman is mother and housewife, a man is a breadwinner (Bialystok, 1998).…”

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A case study of an English teacher in Ukraine: Where gender and national identity intersect

Moroz

2024

TESOL Journal

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Using a transnational intersectionality framework that focuses on the interactions of multiple identities, this article reexamines the study conducted in 2017 on the experiences of one female in‐service English language teacher in the Ukrainian context. Employing a narrative inquiry approach, using an online autobiography, interviews, and lesson materials, Irene's multiple identities have intertwined with her gendered identity, shaping her experiences. This study's findings show that Irene's transnational gendered identity was influenced by her educational and professional paths, her position in the language teaching field, and various social identities. Irene used language strategically and negotiated power relations professionally to navigate her transition to becoming a transnational English language teacher. Moreover, she found a complex relationship between a teacher's gender and identity, which is related to the sociopolitical situation in Ukraine. The study aims to address the gap in the research on constructing a Ukrainian teacher's gendered identity. While a case study approach is not generalizable or applicable to other teachers, exploring Irene's narratives provides valuable insights into the complexities of identity and power dynamics within a transnational educational context.

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Studying Ukrainian State: Gender Policy and Politics Under Changing Conditions

Cited by 2 publications

References 66 publications

Parliamentary Elections and the Gender Aspect: A Comparative Analysis of the Experience of Ukraine and Sweden

Parliamentary Elections and the Gender Aspect: A Comparative Analysis of the Experience of Ukraine and Sweden

A case study of an English teacher in Ukraine: Where gender and national identity intersect

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