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Vol.9 No.1

Women`s Empowerment Through Politics of Everyday Life


The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology / The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology, (P)1229-0726; (E)3058-2083
2004, v.9 no.1, pp.163-179
(2004). Women`s Empowerment Through Politics of Everyday Life. The Korean Journal of Woman Psychology, 9(1), 163-179.

Abstract

Analyzing the case gender budget movement performed by local women's organizations, this study aims at exploring women's collective empowerment. In doing so, the study introduces the concept of politics of everyday life as an alternative to the traditional conception of politics and takes collective identity formation and changes in gender policies as measures of empowerment. The study shows that through forming collective identity as local women who are both a social category and active policy actors, they can achieve empowerment to change the conditions of their lives. This study is an effort to fill the limitations in dominant resource mobilization and political process models focusing on the structural factors in explaining emergence, trajectories, outcomes of social movements. In addition, the study would suggest a practical implication that women's collective empowerment experienced through everyday life politics can subvert the distintion between the public and private worlds and influence the policy changes of the local governments.

keywords
politics of everyday life, empowerment, collective identity, social movement, gender budget analysis, 일상의 정치, 임파워먼트, 집합적 정체성, 사회운동, 성인지 예산분석, politics of everyday life, empowerment, collective identity, social movement, gender budget analysis

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