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Movimiento social feminista, acciones de protesta y violencia de género

Authors: Riveiros Riveiros, María José;

Movimiento social feminista, acciones de protesta y violencia de género

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[Abstract]The theoretical part of this thesis is a concise exposition of the collective behavior and social movements of the feminist movement in order to better understand the actions of protest against gender-based violence. We want to know its origin, how are its members and followers. It is necessary to know the history of the woman to understand and learn more about their connection with gender-based violence with the feminist movement. The empirical part consists of three quantitative data analysis. The first outlines the evolution of gender-based violence on the basis of data from the INEbase and the women's Institute. The second and the third was performed using data from the world values survey (WVS) that allows us to 'knowing' confidence in feminist organizations and the justification that a man abuse his wife in Spain and make a comparative analysis between Spain, Germany, Japan, Morocco and Norway. Key words: social movement, social change, gender violence, feminism, ethical duty, protest action.

[Resumen] En la parte teórica de esta tesis se hace una concisa exposición del comportamiento colectivo, de los movimientos sociales y del movimiento feminista con el fin comprender mejor las acciones de protesta contra la violencia de género. Queremos conocer su origen, cómo son sus integrantes y sus seguidores. Con el movimiento feminista se hace necesario conocer la historia de la mujer para comprender y conocer mejor su conexión con la violencia de género. La parte empírica consta de tres análisis de datos cuantitativos. En el primero se expone la evolución de la violencia de género analizando datos del INEbase y del Instituto de la Mujer. El segundo y el tercero se han realizado con los datos de la Encuesta Mundial de Valores (WVS) que nos permite "conocer" la confianza en las organizaciones feministas y la justificación de que un hombre maltrate a su esposa en España y además hacer un análisis comparativo entre España, Alemania, Japón, Marruecos y Noruega

[Resumo]Na parte teórica desta tese faise unhabreve exposición do comportamento colectivo, dos movementos sociáis e do movemento feminista, co fin de poder entender mellor as accións de protesta contra a violencia de xénero. Queremos coñecer a orixe destes movementos, cómo son os seus integrantes e os seus seguidores. Co movimiento feminista faise necesario coñecer a historia da muller para comprender e coñecer mellor a súa conexión coa violencia de xénero. A parte empírica consta de tres análises de dados cuantitativos. No primeiro exponse a evolución da violencia de xénero analizando de dados do INEbase e do Instituto de la Mujer. O segundo e o terceiro fixéronse cos datos da Enquisa Mundial de Valores (WVS) que nos permite "coñecer" a confianza nas organizacións feministas e a xustificación de que un home maltrate á súa esposa en España e, ademáis facer unha análise comparativa entre España, Alemaña, Xapón, Marrocos e Noruega.

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Spain
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Keywords

Feminismo, Cambio social, Movimiento social, Violencia de género

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