The Role of Women in a Family Economy. A Bibliometric Analysis in Contexts of Poverty

Meseguer-Sánchez, Víctor; López-Martínez, Gabriel; Moreno, Valentín Molina; Ureña, Luis Jesús Belmonte

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Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability. A Bibliometric Analysis of Their Interrelations

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Traditional economic system has brought important negative implications regarding environmental development, as well as an unequal distribution of wealth, which has led to ecological disasters and population imbalances. Considering the existence of unequal opportunities and access to resources in a global economy, it would be relevant to study the interrelations between the concepts of Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Global and multifactorial issues require the review of fieldworks and their connections. From this perspective, the present research aims to analyze the relationships between the concepts of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability in order to understand the advances of current scientific production and future lines of research. In this way, there is a considerable increase of interest in this line of research, highlighting García-Sánchez as the most productive author, Business, Management and Accounting as the most studied topic, and Sustainability Switzerland as the most productive journal. The country with the most publications and citations is the United States, and the most productive institution is Universidad de Salamanca. Future lines of research should focus on the social dimension and its possibilities in the field of Circular Economy. Finally, a line of research is proposed that also includes the proposals from the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

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“…At-tractive language of "participation", which is framed in market terms, has further promoted policies that specifically target women to engage in productive work and actively contribute to development objectives. Therefore, to increase women's contribution to development, "women's empowerment" strategies are promoted to improve effectiveness and enhance development delivery, especially in the context of poverty, polarization, and exclusion [60,61]. Subsequently, the creation of Koperasi Pelita instrumentalizes the dominant view of "women's empowerment", which focuses on the individual economic aspect and aims to integrate women into existing "undisturbed" structures [9,62] and realities shaped by the dominant socioeconomic system, without challenging the dominant structure and gender relations.…”

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State Ibuism and Women’s Empowerment in Indonesia: Governmentality and Political Subjectification of Chinese Benteng Women

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This paper examines how the patriarchal understanding of “women’s empowerment” in Indonesia instrumentalizes the notion of Ibu, a social construction of womanhood based on a societally determined idea of domestication and productivity. Through the establishment of a saving and lending cooperative, a group of Chinese Benteng women was subjected to a neoliberal development project that operated on the basis of a market-driven society and promoted a “gender mainstreaming” discourse to enhance this participatory project. They were introduced by a women’s NGO as their broker. The notion of “women’s empowerment” inspired a governmental operation aimed at these women, promoting the particular qualities of the dutiful housewife, devoted mother, and socially active member of Indonesian society. These characters were distinguished by their high level of devotion to community volunteering and to the state’s apolitical project, thus depoliticizing and deradicalizing the feminist view of women’s empowerment; this was simultaneously balanced with the promotion of the traditional gender roles of wife and mother. Such a discourse also molds women’s desires to voluntarily subscribe to such a social construction of womanhood and, at the same time, circumvents objections to any form of women’s subordination reproduced by the same rhetoric of “women’s empowerment”. By employing an ethnographic methodology, this article argues that the patriarchal view of “women’s empowerment” emerged as a deceitful doctrine to prompt Chinese Benteng women into internalizing certain qualities according to the gendered conception of womanhood in Indonesia. This article concludes that the patronizing and dominating aspects of State Ibuism have normalized Indonesian society’s expectations and desires with regard to women’s empowerment.

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“…(2) Variation in gender Gender roles in the nucleus of the family institution indicate the distribution of tasks [57], thus gender differences in intergenerational factors influencing household cohabitation should not be ignored. By calculating the average of the factor scores, significant gender differences were seen in intergenerational factors (Figure 4).…”

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Intergenerational Factors Influencing Household Cohabitation in Urban China: Chengdu

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Family composition impacts individual consumption habits, which may potentially transform urban integral space structure. Due to the reform in the housing system at the end of the 1990s and increases in residents’ income, houses became more affordable, and intergenerational household cohabitation is no longer the primary pattern. Nonetheless, as families change, it still remains an important form of family composition. Intergenerational support is important in household habitation. This study examines the temporal changes and the structure of intergenerational household cohabitation. Moreover, intergenerational factors in groups of all genders and ages are analyzed. We found that intergenerational household cohabitation in Chengdu comprises three structures: elders living with married children, elders living with unmarried children, and elders living with grandchildren. According to multiple logistic regression, we can see that inadequate housing, economy of costs, cases of emergency, fear of loneliness, care of grandchildren, and poor health have marked effects on household cohabitation, and the positive or negative effects are distinct regarding different structures. To be more specific, the significance of financial support in family composition decreases, and that of support in daily care increases with age. The influence of financial support, daily care support, and emotional support peaks among those aged between 35–60, followed by individuals under 35, and those aged over 60. Financial support is comparatively important for individuals under 35, and females attach more importance to emotional support in intergenerational household cohabitation. The findings provide a basis for subsequent studies of family composition.

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The Role of Women in a Family Economy. A Bibliometric Analysis in Contexts of Poverty

Cited by 8 publications

References 82 publications

Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability. A Bibliometric Analysis of Their Interrelations

Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability. A Bibliometric Analysis of Their Interrelations

State Ibuism and Women’s Empowerment in Indonesia: Governmentality and Political Subjectification of Chinese Benteng Women

Intergenerational Factors Influencing Household Cohabitation in Urban China: Chengdu

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