Anca Dohotariu
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1373517 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Anca Dohotariu |
| PRENOMES | Anca |
| SOBRENOME | Dohotariu |
| ASSINATURA | DOHOTARIU A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Bucharest |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2841-3160 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Discourses of Gender Equality in Academic Institutions in Selected Central and Eastern European Countries
Drawing on Foucault's concept of discursive power, Acker's theory of inequality regimes, and feminist approaches to organizational change, this article explores how gender (in)equalities are discursively constructed and sustained within academia, what opportunities for change these discourses enable, and their implications for individual subjectivity. The analysis is based on qualitative reports derived from interviews and focus groups conducted …
Between Supportive and Equal Parenting
The profound restructuring that Romania underwent in the last decades of post‐socialist transformations and EU accession and membership has brought along changes in family life, including fathers’ involvement in parental responsibilities. Today, family arrangements incorporate gender equality values but also opposition to them, alongside an uneven revival of certain conservative norms. Drawing upon a relational approach that analyses the interpla…
Family framing in Romania after EU accession
Who Cares for Families? Narrative(s) of Return in Postsocialist Europe
This introduction to the thematic cluster “Who Cares for Families? Narrative(s) of Return in Postsocialist Europe” identifies and analyzes its core concept—the narrative of return. Families of today are talked about differently, and how they are narrativized matters. The narrative that stresses that family is under threat and in need of defense or a special form of care, figuring care as restitution of the natural, traditional, or proper family, …
The unmarried couple in post-communist Romania
Over the last few decades, ‘new’ contemporary couple relationships have been at the heart of international research on the cultural meanings and reference values that organize life couple nowadays. What is the situation in Romania? After the fall of the communist regime, the rise and development of new forms of couple relationships (other than the legitimate nuclear family that was widely accepted during the former political regime) have become m…
Luciana M. Jinga & Florin S
Le « socialisme réel » à l'épreuve du genre
Depuis la chute du mur de Berlin, on a un peu oublié comment vivaient les femmes et les hommes dans les pays dirigés par des partis communistes et communément appelés du « socialisme réel ». Ce numéro, qui offre des contributions sur l’URSS, la Mongolie, divers États d’Europe de l’Est après 1945, la Chine et Cuba, tente de répondre à deux questions : comment et jusqu’où le socialisme, porteur d’une utopie égalitaire, a-t-il modifié les rapports d…
Who Cares for Families? Narrative(s) of Return in Postsocialist Europe
This introduction to the thematic cluster “Who Cares for Families? Narrative(s) of Return in Postsocialist Europe” identifies and analyzes its core concept—the narrative of return. Families of today are talked about differently, and how they are narrativized matters. The narrative that stresses that family is under threat and in need of defense or a special form of care, figuring care as restitution of the natural, traditional, or proper family, …
The unmarried couple in post-communist Romania
Over the last few decades, ‘new’ contemporary couple relationships have been at the heart of international research on the cultural meanings and reference values that organize life couple nowadays. What is the situation in Romania? After the fall of the communist regime, the rise and development of new forms of couple relationships (other than the legitimate nuclear family that was widely accepted during the former political regime) have become m…
Between Supportive and Equal Parenting
The profound restructuring that Romania underwent in the last decades of post‐socialist transformations and EU accession and membership has brought along changes in family life, including fathers’ involvement in parental responsibilities. Today, family arrangements incorporate gender equality values but also opposition to them, alongside an uneven revival of certain conservative norms. Drawing upon a relational approach that analyses the interpla…
The unmarried couple in post-communist Romania
Over the last few decades, ‘new’ contemporary couple relationships have been at the heart of international research on the cultural meanings and reference values that organize life couple nowadays. What is the situation in Romania? After the fall of the communist regime, the rise and development of new forms of couple relationships (other than the legitimate nuclear family that was widely accepted during the former political regime) have become m…
Luciana M. Jinga & Florin S
Le « socialisme réel » à l'épreuve du genre
Depuis la chute du mur de Berlin, on a un peu oublié comment vivaient les femmes et les hommes dans les pays dirigés par des partis communistes et communément appelés du « socialisme réel ». Ce numéro, qui offre des contributions sur l’URSS, la Mongolie, divers États d’Europe de l’Est après 1945, la Chine et Cuba, tente de répondre à deux questions : comment et jusqu’où le socialisme, porteur d’une utopie égalitaire, a-t-il modifié les rapports d…
Who Cares for Families? Narrative(s) of Return in Postsocialist Europe
This introduction to the thematic cluster “Who Cares for Families? Narrative(s) of Return in Postsocialist Europe” identifies and analyzes its core concept—the narrative of return. Families of today are talked about differently, and how they are narrativized matters. The narrative that stresses that family is under threat and in need of defense or a special form of care, figuring care as restitution of the natural, traditional, or proper family, …
Family framing in Romania after EU accession
Between Supportive and Equal Parenting
The profound restructuring that Romania underwent in the last decades of post‐socialist transformations and EU accession and membership has brought along changes in family life, including fathers’ involvement in parental responsibilities. Today, family arrangements incorporate gender equality values but also opposition to them, alongside an uneven revival of certain conservative norms. Drawing upon a relational approach that analyses the interpla…
Discourses of Gender Equality in Academic Institutions in Selected Central and Eastern European Countries
Drawing on Foucault's concept of discursive power, Acker's theory of inequality regimes, and feminist approaches to organizational change, this article explores how gender (in)equalities are discursively constructed and sustained within academia, what opportunities for change these discourses enable, and their implications for individual subjectivity. The analysis is based on qualitative reports derived from interviews and focus groups conducted …
Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Accession (2 obras) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (2 obras) · Framing (construction (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Historical Gender and Feminism Studies (2 obras)