Žene u politici

• Main Author: Podnar, Ivana
• Other Authors: Šutić, Branislav
• Format: Bachelor Thesis
• Language: Croatian
• Published: Veleučilište Nikola Tesla u Gospiću. Upravni odjel. 2017
• Subjects: diskriminacija; emancipacija; feminizam; politika; ravnopravnost; žene; discrimination; emancipation; feminism; politics; equality; women; DRUŠTVENE ZNANOSTI. Pravo; SOCIAL SCIENCES. Law; Norway; Iceland
• Online Access: https://repozitorij.velegs-nikolatesla.hr/islandora/object/velegs:119; https://repozitorij.velegs-nikolatesla.hr/islandora/object/velegs:119/datastream/PDF

Kroz povijest žene su uvijek bile podcjenjivane i osporavane, oduvijek se smatralo da je njihov zadatak biti kod kuće, brinuti se oko odgoja djece i istovremeno obavljati teške fizičke poslove u kućanstvu. Kako se razvijalo društvo, dolazi i do određenih promjena u položaju žena. S vremenom, počele su dobivati različite poslove, društvena prava, pravo glasa, a u konačnici i pravo odlučivanja i rada u politici. Iako danas živimo u 21. stoljeću, postoje dijelovi svijeta u kojima žene nemaju gotovo nikakva prava. Ipak, većina zemalja omogućava emancipaciju žena i tako vrlo lako mogu uspjeti u poslovnom, društvenom i političkom životu. Statistički gledano, Island se nalazi na prvom mjestu što se tiče ravnopravnosti spolova, druga je Finska, a treća Norveška. Tako možemo vidjeti kako najveću ravnopravnost žene imaju u Skandinavskim zemljama. Na zadnjim mjestima, gdje žene imaju najmanja prava, nalaze se Jemen, Pakistan te Sirija. Through history, women have always been oppressed. It was believed that their job is to be at home, taking care of the children and doing manual labor at home. As society developed, so has the position of women. Through time they began working in different jobs, their social rights were improved, they gained the right to vote, and finally make decisions and work in politics. Even though we live in the 21st century, there are still some parts of the world where women have almost no rights. However, most countries allow the emancipation of women, and they can become very successful in professional, social and political areas. Statistically, Iceland is the leader in women's rights, followed by Finland and Norway. Women have the most equality in Scandinavian countries. At the other side of the specter, where women have very few rights, are Yemen, Pakistan and Syria.