Banca de DEFESA: CINTHYONARA TARGINO PEREIRA
Uma banca de DEFESA de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.STUDENT : CINTHYONARA TARGINO PEREIRA
DATE: 31/08/2020
TIME: 14:00
LOCAL: videoconferência CCET
TITLE:
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY OF CIVIL AND MILITARY WOMEN IN THE UNION CONSIDERING THEIR MIGRATORY CHARACTERISTICS, BRAZIL, 2010
KEY WORDS:
Labor market; Gender inequality; Military wives; Work migration; Patriarchy
PAGES: 118
BIG AREA: Ciências Sociais Aplicadas
AREA: Demografia
SUMMARY:
Gender inequalities in the Brazilian labor market are still linked to the traditional figure of women, and are intensified when you are a wife and have children or dependents who need more care. This profile is more intense when women are military wives, since the patriarchalism attributed to the military career is inserted in the daily lives of these families, with the woman as a figure associated with the home, and the "orders" of the husband. Otherwise, the profession of the military husband is linked to the protection service of the country, which must strictly comply with the precepts of hierarchy and discipline, which includes possible compulsory migrations. Therefore, the Union military may become migrants, and, consequently, his wife may occupy the position of tied mover, migrating to accompany the husband's profession, which maybe prove to be an obstacle to their insertion and permanence in the job market formal work.
Accordingly, the objective of this work is to analyze the differences in the characteristics of participation in the labor market of military wives, in relation to civilian wives, considering the migratory situation of these two groups. For that, the Demographic Census of the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), from 2010, as well as the logit model as a methodological tool, will be used as data source. The results confirm the hypothesis that military wives have less participation in formal occupations and greater inactivity than wives of formal civilian workers, with this strong implication especially associated with migration, and perhaps aggravated by other factors, such as level of education. Thereby, with the verification of the hypothesis, it can be concluded that military wives, although well educated, are more dependent on the husband's income, in relation to civilian wives, partly due to the migratory context in which they are inserted.
BANKING MEMBERS:
Presidente - 1803637 - CRISTIANE SILVA CORREA
Interno - 1422122 - JÁRVIS CAMPOS
Externa à Instituição - LUÍSA PIMENTA TERR
Interna - 167.649.538-05 - SILVANA NUNES DE QUEIROZ - URCA