Publication: Participación de las mujeres en las empresas turísticas privadas y comunitarias de Bahías de Huatulco, México. ¿Hacia un cambio en el rol de género?
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Fernández Aldecua, María José ; Martínez Barón, Luz Adriana
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Murcia, Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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En esta investigación se abordan los procesos y formas de participación de las mujeres en
dos tipos de empresas turísticas: empresas privadas y empresas comunitarias. El objetivo es,
por un lado, determinar el nivel de empoderamiento de género alcanzado entre las empresarias
privadas y las mujeres que participan en empresas de base comunitaria; y por otro lado,
observar si dicho nivel de empoderamiento se relaciona con el tipo de empresa. La hipótesis
de la investigación es que la estructura organizativa de la empresa influye en el proceso de
empoderamiento de las mujeres que participan en ella. Los métodos empleados fueron mixtos:
encuestas, entrevistas y observación. Los resultados de esta investigación señalan que las
mujeres que pertenecen a empresas con una estructura organizativa de tipo comunitario han
logrado un mayor nivel de empoderamiento que las mujeres que participan en las empresas
con un esquema organizativo privado.
ABSTRACT This research addresses the processes and forms of women’s participation in two types of tourism businesses: private enterprises and community-based enterprises. The aim is, first, to determine the level of gender empowerment reached between the private and community businesses, and on the other hand, see if that level of empowerment is related to the type of company. The research hypothesis is that the organizational structure of the business influences the process of empowerment of women participating in it. Mixed methods were employed: surveys, interviews and observation. The results of this research indicate that women who belong to community-based enterprises have succeeded in achieving a greater level of empowerment than women involved in business with a private pattern.
ABSTRACT This research addresses the processes and forms of women’s participation in two types of tourism businesses: private enterprises and community-based enterprises. The aim is, first, to determine the level of gender empowerment reached between the private and community businesses, and on the other hand, see if that level of empowerment is related to the type of company. The research hypothesis is that the organizational structure of the business influences the process of empowerment of women participating in it. Mixed methods were employed: surveys, interviews and observation. The results of this research indicate that women who belong to community-based enterprises have succeeded in achieving a greater level of empowerment than women involved in business with a private pattern.
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