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Feminismo, género y política

¿Estamos cerca de conseguir la igualdad entre hombres y mujeres en el mundo? ¿Es aún necesario el feminismo? ¿Qué es el patriarcado? ¿Qué es el género? ¿Por qué es el género un eje de conflicto diferente a otros como la clase social, la etnia o la edad? ¿Cómo se expresan y gestionan los conflictos en un sistema político democrático? ¿Qué relación hay entre el género y otras cuestiones como la redistribución de la riqueza, la guerra, o el cambio climático?
El curso aborda estas y otras cuestiones en la compleja relación entre género, feminismo y política.

Cuestiones clave y conceptos fundamentales

Esta primera semana presenta cuestiones clave y conceptos fundamentales del feminismo. El punto de partida es entender si estamos cerca de conseguir la igualdad entre hombres y mujeres en el mundo hoy. ¿Qué son y cómo se manifiestan el patriarcado, la misoginia o el sexismo? ¿Qué diferencia hay entre desigualdad, discriminación y opresión? ¿Qué son los estereotipos y por qué son importantes? ¿Con qué significados se utiliza la palabra género? ¿Por qué es el género un eje de conflicto diferente a otros como la clase? ¿Son todas las cuestiones que tienen que ver con el género iguales? ¿Qué relación hay entre el género y otros temas o problemas como la redistribución de la riqueza, la guerra, o el cambio climático? La semana se cierra con una entrevista a la filósofa Victoria Camps. En ella reflexionamos sobre el lugar que ocupan los cuidados en las democracias liberales, de las tensiones entre libertad e igualdad y sobre los límites a la libertad.

Ideas fundamentales del feminismo

Esta segunda semana analiza la evolución del pensamiento político feminista. El feminismo es un movimiento social y político que nace a finales del siglo XVIII y avanza en diferentes olas que combinan contribuciones teóricas con reivindicaciones y movilización política. Sin ánimo de exhaustividad, se presentan algunas de estas ideas que en su momento fueron rompedoras (igualdad entre hombres y mujeres, derechos de las mujeres, centralidad de las mujeres frente al androcentrismo, “lo personal es político”, la globalidad de la propuesta feminista, la interseccionalidad, la diversidad, el ecofeminismo). La semana termina con entrevistas a la filósofa Ana de Miguel y a la experta en género, desarrollo y geografía humana Alice Evans.

Comportamiento

Esta semana abordaremos las manifestaciones que tiene la desigualdad entre hombres y mujeres dentro del ámbito de la política, y en particular, en aquellos aspectos de la política que protagoniza la ciudadanía. Se analizan las diferencias entre hombres y mujeres en el voto, las actitudes hacia la igualdad, la violencia de género y la protesta política protagonizada por mujeres (ej. mareas verdes, #metoo). También estudiaremos esta semana las reacciones y resistencias a los avances del feminismo (conocido con el término inglés de "gender backlash"). La semana termina reflexionando sobre los casos de la primera ley sobre la violencia política hacia las mujeres (Bolivia) y de los avances y retrocesos en los derechos reproductivos (EEUU).

Instituciones y políticas

Esta semana se adentra en el análisis de las instituciones y las políticas públicas. ¿Por qué es importante que haya mujeres en política? ¿Por qué tienen una representación mucho menor que los hombres ? ¿Qué implicaciones tiene la presencia de mujeres en las instituciones para el desarrollo de las políticas públicas? ¿Cuál es el papel del Estado del Bienestar en la igualdad y qué lugar (o más bien no lugar) han tenido los cuidados en él? La semana se completa con la presentación de un caso de innovación en políticas de igualdad: el Centro de Atención Integral dirigido por y para mujeres en Santa Coloma de Gramenet (CIBA, Barcelona) de la mano de su directora, Maribel Cárdenas, y con una entrevista a la experta en planes de igualdad local Mònica Gelambí.

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Explores the complex relationship between gender, feminism, and politics

Taught by recognized experts in the field of gender studies

Develops critical thinking and analytical skills in understanding gender equality issues

Provides a historical perspective on the evolution of feminist thought

Examines the impact of gender on political institutions and policies

Requires prerequisites in gender studies or related fields

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Lee "El género en disputa: El feminismo y la subversión de la identidad"

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Este libro proporciona una base teórica para comprender los conceptos y argumentos clave del feminismo y los estudios de género.

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Lee el libro completo o secciones específicas asignadas.
Toma notas y resalta pasajes importantes.
Participa en discusiones o escribe reflexiones sobre las ideas del libro.

Organizar materiales

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Recopila notas, tareas, cuestionarios y exámenes de la primera parte del curso.
Organiza tus materiales por módulo o semana.
Guarda tus materiales en un lugar accesible y ordenado.

Participa en grupos de estudio

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La colaboración con compañeros de estudios puede reforzar tu comprensión del material del curso a través de la discusión y el intercambio de perspectivas.

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Forma un grupo de estudio con compañeros de clase.
Reúnanse regularmente para revisar materiales, discutir conceptos y apoyarse mutuamente.
Prepara preguntas y temas específicos para discutir.

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Escribe un resumen de los conceptos clave

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Crear resúmenes escritos te ayuda a sintetizar y comprender los conceptos principales del curso, mejorando la retención y la recuperación.

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Identifica los conceptos clave de cada módulo o semana.
Redacta resúmenes breves y concisos de cada concepto.
Revisa tus resúmenes regularmente para reforzar tu comprensión.

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Selecciona un tema relacionado con los contenidos del curso.
Investiga y recopila información de fuentes creíbles.
Desarrolla un argumento claro y bien sustentado.
Redacta tu ensayo, prestando atención a la estructura, el flujo y la claridad.

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Political Scientist

**Political Scientists** study the organization and operation of political systems, including how power is distributed and used. Analyzing the relationship between gender and politics is a major focus of the field. This course will help students of all backgrounds understand the history of feminist thought, the challenges faced by women in politics, and the ways in which gender affects political outcomes. It also covers the evolution of feminist thought and its impact on public policy, making it particularly relevant for those interested in the field.

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Sociologist

**Sociologists** study human society and social behavior. Feminismo, Género y Política provides a foundation in gender studies that can be applied to a variety of sociological research topics, such as the gender pay gap, the division of labor in the home, and the representation of women in the media. Taking this course may help students develop the critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for a successful career in sociology.

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Women's Studies Professor

**Women's Studies Professors** teach and research issues related to women and gender. This course would provide a strong foundation for a career in this field, as it offers a comprehensive overview of feminist thought, gender theory, and the history of women's rights. Students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to teach and conduct research on a variety of topics related to gender and women's lives.

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Gender Studies Researcher

**Gender Studies Researchers** investigate the social, cultural, and political implications of gender. This course explores the history of feminist thought, the relationship between gender and other forms of inequality, and the ways in which gender shapes our experiences of the world. Taking this course would provide students with the theoretical and methodological tools necessary to conduct original research on gender-related topics.

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Public Policy Analyst

**Public Policy Analysts** develop and evaluate public policies. Understanding the role of gender in shaping public policy is essential for anyone working in this field. This course provides an overview of feminist theory and its implications for public policy, as well as case studies of how gender has been addressed in specific policy areas. Taking this course would help students develop the skills necessary to analyze and evaluate public policies from a gender perspective.

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Nonprofit Program Manager

**Nonprofit Program Managers** plan, implement, and evaluate programs that address social issues. Many nonprofits focus on issues related to gender equality, such as domestic violence, sexual assault, and reproductive rights. This course would provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to develop and manage effective programs that address these issues.

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Social Worker

**Social Workers** help people mengatasi challenges and improve their well-being. Many social workers specialize in working with women and girls, and this course would provide them with the knowledge and skills necessary to do so effectively. Students will learn about the history of feminist thought, the challenges faced by women in different societies, and the ways in which social workers can help to promote gender equality.

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Journalist

**Journalists** report on current events and issues. Understanding the role of gender in shaping the news is essential for anyone working in this field. This course provides an overview of feminist theory and its implications for journalism, as well as case studies of how gender has been covered in the media. Taking this course would help students develop the skills necessary to report on gender-related issues in a fair and accurate way.

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Lawyer

**Lawyers** represent clients in legal matters. Many lawyers specialize in areas of law that are particularly relevant to women, such as family law, employment law, and criminal law. This course would provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to practice law in these areas effectively. Students will learn about the history of feminist thought, the challenges faced by women in the legal system, and the ways in which lawyers can help to promote gender equality.

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Historian

**Historians** study the past. This course explores the history of feminist thought and the role of women in different societies. Taking this course would provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct historical research on a variety of topics related to gender and women's lives.

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Teacher

**Teachers** educate students at all levels. Understanding the role of gender in shaping education is essential for anyone working in this field. This course provides an overview of feminist theory and its implications for education, as well as case studies of how gender has been addressed in different educational settings. Taking this course would help students develop the skills necessary to teach about gender in a fair and accurate way.

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Anthropologist

**Anthropologists** study human cultures and societies. This course explores the role of gender in different cultures and societies. Taking this course may help students develop the critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for a successful career in anthropology.

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Economist

**Economists** study the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Understanding the role of gender in shaping the economy is essential for anyone working in this field. This course provides an overview of feminist economics, as well as case studies of how gender has been addressed in different economic policies. Taking this course would help students develop the skills necessary to analyze and evaluate economic policies from a gender perspective.

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Political Consultant

**Political Consultants** help candidates and political organizations develop and implement campaign strategies. Understanding the role of gender in shaping political campaigns is essential for anyone working in this field. This course provides an overview of feminist political theory, as well as case studies of how gender has been addressed in different political campaigns. Taking this course would help students develop the skills necessary to advise candidates and political organizations on how to effectively address gender issues.

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Activist

**Activists** work to promote social and political change. Many activists focus on issues related to gender equality, such as reproductive rights, domestic violence, and sexual assault. This course would provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to be effective activists. Students will learn about the history of feminist thought, the challenges faced by women in different societies, and the ways in which activists can help to promote gender equality.

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