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Regímenes de bienestar en Cuba: Mujeres y desigualdades.

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Title: Regímenes de bienestar en Cuba: Mujeres y desigualdades.
Authors: Santana, Ailynn Torres
Source: Cuban Studies. 2020, Vol. 49, p6-31. 26p.
Subjects: GENDER & society, SOCIAL policy, LABOR policy, DEPLOYMENT (Military strategy), CUBAN politics & government
Abstract: El texto analiza el proceso de reformas en Cuba (2006–2018) desde un marco específico: los regímenes de bienestar. Con ese lente, se exploran tres ámbitos: mercados laborales, políticas sociales y ordenamientos familiares. El análisis contribuye a mostrar cómo se están configurando las relaciones entre Estado, mercado y sociedad, y cómo ello incide en los órdenes de género. Específicamente, interesa indagar si el proceso de cambios en Cuba tiene un impacto específico en las mujeres, qué tipo de impacto y cómo se produce. El texto argumenta que los cambios recientes en Cuba están generizados en su planteamiento, despliegue y resultados, y que reproducen importantes desigualdades. The article analyzes the Cuban reform process (2006–2018) from a specific framework: welfare regimes. With this lens, three areas are explored: labor markets, social policies, and family orders. The analysis helps show how the relationships of state, market, and society are being shaped, and how this affects the Cuban gender "orders," or hierarchy. Specifically, it will be interesting to investigate whether the change process in Cuba is having a specific impact on women; if so, what kind of impact; and how it is produced. The article argues that recent changes in Cuba are gendered in their approach, deployment, and results, and it reproduces important inequalities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: El texto analiza el proceso de reformas en Cuba (2006–2018) desde un marco específico: los regímenes de bienestar. Con ese lente, se exploran tres ámbitos: mercados laborales, políticas sociales y ordenamientos familiares. El análisis contribuye a mostrar cómo se están configurando las relaciones entre Estado, mercado y sociedad, y cómo ello incide en los órdenes de género. Específicamente, interesa indagar si el proceso de cambios en Cuba tiene un impacto específico en las mujeres, qué tipo de impacto y cómo se produce. El texto argumenta que los cambios recientes en Cuba están generizados en su planteamiento, despliegue y resultados, y que reproducen importantes desigualdades. The article analyzes the Cuban reform process (2006–2018) from a specific framework: welfare regimes. With this lens, three areas are explored: labor markets, social policies, and family orders. The analysis helps show how the relationships of state, market, and society are being shaped, and how this affects the Cuban gender "orders," or hierarchy. Specifically, it will be interesting to investigate whether the change process in Cuba is having a specific impact on women; if so, what kind of impact; and how it is produced. The article argues that recent changes in Cuba are gendered in their approach, deployment, and results, and it reproduces important inequalities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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