Browsing by Autor "Isabel Inguanzo"

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    Asian women’s paths to office: a qualitative comparative analysis approach
    (Taylor & Francis, 2020) Isabel Inguanzo
    This paper evaluates existing theories regarding women’s participation in top government positions by applying these theories to Asia through a qualitative comparative analysis (QCA). Thus, this paper aims to identify the conditions necessary and/or sufficient for women to break the political glass ceiling in Asia. Overall, the results show that political parties in democratic or hybrid regimes support different types of female candidates depending on the party’s ideology and political scenario. More specifically, there are three alternative pathways for a party to be successful when selecting a female candidate in Asia. Conditions that were previously necessary in the region, such as family ties to political dynasties or contexts of instability or transition, are no longer necessary. New opportunities in specific socio-political contexts are arising for women who aim to reach the highest office in the country but do not belong to political dynasties.
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    Construcción de marcos-puente en el movimiento de personas indígenas con discapacidad
    (2020) Isabel Inguanzo
    El movimiento de personas indígenas con discapacidad ha optado desde el plano internacional por una estrategia interseccional que busca tender puentes entre el movimiento indígena, el movimiento de personas con discapacidad y los movimientos de mujeres. Este artículo analiza la efectividad de dicha estrategia interseccional a la hora de reducir desigualdades estructurales a nivel internacional, nacional y local. A partir de entrevistas con activistas indígenas con discapacidad de diferentes países y miembros de organizaciones internacionales se ha elaborado un estudio de caso sobre la Red Global de Personas Indígenas con Discapacidad. Los hallazgos muestran que la estrategia interseccional para reducir desigualdades ha resultado ser más útil a nivel internacional que a nivel nacional y comunitario.