Published works by Eleonora De Stefanis
Lo sguardo dei giovani sulla cIttà: pensare e vivere una comunità, 2019
Il volume contiene gli esiti dell’indagine condotta nell’ambito del progetto “Osservatorio Nuove ... more Il volume contiene gli esiti dell’indagine condotta nell’ambito del progetto “Osservatorio Nuove Generazioni e Coesione Sociale”. Tramite un’ottica intra- e inter- generazionale e l’approccio della ricerca-azione ci si è posti l’obiettivo di proporre degli spunti e degli elementi di riflessione, provenienti direttamente dai più giovani entro un confronto con il mondo adulto, relativi a quelle che sono le sfide che caratterizzano la quotidianità. Nel dettaglio, sono stati realizzati quattro diversi “Laboratori di manutenzione di cittadinanza”: Scuola e Formazione; Lavoro; Vita quotidiana e Partecipazione; Migrazioni.
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Il volume contiene gli esiti dell’indagine condotta nell’ambito del progetto “Osservatorio Nuove ... more Il volume contiene gli esiti dell’indagine condotta nell’ambito del progetto “Osservatorio Nuove Generazioni e Coesione Sociale”. Tramite un’ottica intra- e inter- generazionale e l’approccio della ricerca-azione ci si è posti l’obiettivo di proporre degli spunti e degli elementi di riflessione, provenienti direttamente dai più giovani entro un confronto con il mondo adulto, relativi a quelle che sono le sfide che caratterizzano la quotidianità. Nel dettaglio, sono stati realizzati quattro diversi “Laboratori di manutenzione di cittadinanza”: Scuola e Formazione; Lavoro; Vita quotidiana e Partecipazione; Migrazioni.
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Gender R-Evolutions: immaginare l’inevitabile, sovvertire l’impossibile, 2024
Over the last 30 years, scholars have begun to analyse the experiences of women working in the
co... more Over the last 30 years, scholars have begun to analyse the experiences of women working in the
construction industry, promoting discussions on the socio-cultural and economic barriers faced when
entering and establishing a career in the industry notwithstanding the implementation of gender equity
policies. This has not yet been done in Italy, where scholars still do not seem to engage with its “residual”
workforce. Therefore, in this paper we investigate the experiences of women in the “feminized”
professions of the industry – i.e., restoration and archaeology – to understand how they explain and
justify their presence in a male-dominated sector. In doing so, we find out that interviewees produced
a “romanticized” depiction of these “feminised” niches of production through the argumentations
promoting the “emphasised femininity” (Messerschmidt 2018), and therefore subordinating women’s
sense of belonging in construction to their conformity to traditional gender roles.
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construction industry, promoting discussions on the socio-cultural and economic barriers faced when
entering and establishing a career in the industry notwithstanding the implementation of gender equity
policies. This has not yet been done in Italy, where scholars still do not seem to engage with its “residual”
workforce. Therefore, in this paper we investigate the experiences of women in the “feminized”
professions of the industry – i.e., restoration and archaeology – to understand how they explain and
justify their presence in a male-dominated sector. In doing so, we find out that interviewees produced
a “romanticized” depiction of these “feminised” niches of production through the argumentations
promoting the “emphasised femininity” (Messerschmidt 2018), and therefore subordinating women’s
sense of belonging in construction to their conformity to traditional gender roles.
construction industry, promoting discussions on the socio-cultural and economic barriers faced when
entering and establishing a career in the industry notwithstanding the implementation of gender equity
policies. This has not yet been done in Italy, where scholars still do not seem to engage with its “residual”
workforce. Therefore, in this paper we investigate the experiences of women in the “feminized”
professions of the industry – i.e., restoration and archaeology – to understand how they explain and
justify their presence in a male-dominated sector. In doing so, we find out that interviewees produced
a “romanticized” depiction of these “feminised” niches of production through the argumentations
promoting the “emphasised femininity” (Messerschmidt 2018), and therefore subordinating women’s
sense of belonging in construction to their conformity to traditional gender roles.