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The issue of gender inequality is one of the big problems that Japan is facing nowadays. In the annual survey of the Women Economic Forum, Japan often occupies the lowest position in the indicators of women's participation in politics. This issue became one of Shinzo Abe's priorities when he was elected Prime Minister in 2012.
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Penelitian berikut menunjukan bahwa Jepang masih memiliki kesenjangan Gender di lingkungan kerja meski telah menerapkan Womenomics dari 2012 sampai akhir jabatan Abe di tahun 2020.
Stephen Krismanto
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Feminist Approach and Implication of Womenomics: Case Study of Germany’s Angela Merkel
The field of Feminism theory become a part of International Relations during the 1980s, to study the impact of gender on politics. Cynthia Enloe questioned women and politics which has a huge impact on every individual, as it was a question no one ever asked before. The world is slowly accepting the revolutions that women are bringing. The introduction
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In Japan, there is a strong tradition of women quitting their jobs after marriage. In a traditional Japanese family, women usually take full/most parenting responsibility either with jobs or not. In Japan, about 60% women become housewives after getting married. The housewife’s tradition comes from both historical and cultural factors.
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"Womenomics" and gender-inclusive software: what software engineers need to know (invited talk) [PDF]
This short paper is a summary of my keynote at FSE’16, with accompanying references for follow-up.
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Womenomics: The Assumptions and Effects of Abenomics’ Third Arrow
In 2012, after being sworn in as the Prime Minister of Japan for the second time, Shinzō Abe introduced his plan of reviving the Japanese economy. This set of reforms, named Abenomics after the PM’s name, was designed to secure the state’s position within the region.
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Are Your Employees Hopeful at Work? The Influence of Female Leadership, Gender Diversity and Inclusion Climate on Japanese Employees' Hope. [PDF]
Kim S.
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Differences in psychological distress between managers and non-managers in female workers: a cross-sectional study in Tsukuba Science City, Japan. [PDF]
Shiraki N +9 more
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Womenomics Theories of Sexual Violence: Governing Toxic Men
This article analyses how neoliberal “womenomics” theories problematize toxic masculinity as inhibiting women’s economic productivity. The article shows how problematizations of masculinity informed welfare policies in OECD states where men’s violence and an increase in single mother households were explained by “father hunger.” Similar theories were ...
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