Citizenship, women and democracy

Authors

  • Ana Aguado Universidad de Valencia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i6.61

Keywords:

citizenship, democracy, women, feminism

Abstract

This main thesis of this article is that a new concept of citizenship can only be built in an historical perspective which pay attention to the difference between men and women. Specifically, it is needed to study the experiences, strategies and alternatives developed by women as citizens –or as people excluded as citizens– through the contemporary history, not only in the public and political affairs, but also in the private life and in the different social status.

Submission date: 24/11/2004
Acceptance date: 08/02/2005

Author Biography

Ana Aguado, Universidad de Valencia

Profesora Titular de la Universidad de Valencia y miembro del Instituto Universitario de Estudios de la Mujer de la misma Universidad. Coordinadora del Programa de Doctorado "Género, conocimiento y cultura" del mismo Instituto Universitario. Ha publicado numerosos trabajos sobre historia del género, entre ellos: - Aguado, A. (Coord.): Las mujeres entre la historia y la sociedad contemporánea. Valencia, Generalitat Valenciana, 1999. - Aguado, A. (Coord.): Les dones i la història. Afers. nº 33/34, Valencia, 1999. - Aguado, A. y Ramos, M. L.: La modernización de España. Cultura y vida cotidiana, 1917-1939. Historia de España III Milenio, Madrid, Sintesis, 2000.

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Issue

No. 6 (2005): Historia Constitucional N. 6 (2005)

Section

The historical construction of citizenship

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