Género y Política en la Universidad Globalizada: Hacia una Reacción Colectiva
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https://doi.org/10.5944/reec.43.2023.36664Palabras clave:
Género, universidad, teorías integrativas, globalización, acciones transformadoras, políticas educativasResumen
Este artículo busca invitar al mundo académico a tomar una posición definida y a adoptar un compromiso intenso en cuanto al cambio en las relaciones sociales de género. En virtud del número mayoritario de estudiantes universitarias y la presencia creciente de mujeres en puestos académicos y administrativos en muchos países del mundo propongo el desafío de ir más allá de la paridad entre mujeres y hombres para vislumbrar de qué maneras las mujeres académicas pueden liderar y acelerar el cambio social en las relaciones sociales de género. Aunque existen significativos obstáculos, arguyo que este cambio es posible mediante el uso de teorías integrativas de género como sustento de acción. Mantengo asimismo que la universidad, como el núcleo, si no el monopolio, del conocimiento avanzado en la sociedad, debe trabajar en el desarrollo de currículos sensibles al género y trabajar en la producción de estrategias colectivas e institucionales.
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