Comparación de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australiana
One of the most significant changes in the last half of the 20th century is the greater participation of women in traditionally male-dominated professional occupations, including the judiciary. Nevertheless, despite increasing numbers of women, they still make up only a small proportion of the judic...
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description | One of the most significant changes in the last half of the 20th century is the greater participation of women in traditionally male-dominated professional occupations, including the judiciary. Nevertheless, despite increasing numbers of women, they still make up only a small proportion of the judiciary. This article considers two specific aspects of women’s experiences of and attitudes towards judging: first, their reasons for becoming judges and second, the extent to which they are satisfied with the judicial role and their work as judges. The findings are drawn from responses to two separate mail-back questionnaires conducted in 2007, one of magistrates, and another of judges of the higher courts. Together the surveys and their responses cover the entire Australian judiciary. These findings provide an important case study of women judges in general. |
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spelling | doaj.art-69268386fd054761a120a9e88604f72f2022-12-22T01:20:38ZengCentro de Estudos Sociais da Universidade de Coimbrae-cadernos ces1647-07372015-12-012410.4000/eces.1955Comparación de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australianaSharyn Roach AnleuKathy MackOne of the most significant changes in the last half of the 20th century is the greater participation of women in traditionally male-dominated professional occupations, including the judiciary. Nevertheless, despite increasing numbers of women, they still make up only a small proportion of the judiciary. This article considers two specific aspects of women’s experiences of and attitudes towards judging: first, their reasons for becoming judges and second, the extent to which they are satisfied with the judicial role and their work as judges. The findings are drawn from responses to two separate mail-back questionnaires conducted in 2007, one of magistrates, and another of judges of the higher courts. Together the surveys and their responses cover the entire Australian judiciary. These findings provide an important case study of women judges in general.http://journals.openedition.org/eces/1955courtsthe judiciaryAustralian judiciarywomen judgesjob satisfaction |
spellingShingle | Sharyn Roach Anleu Kathy Mack Comparación de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australiana e-cadernos ces courts the judiciary Australian judiciary women judges job satisfaction |
title | Comparación de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australiana |
title_full | Comparación de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australiana |
title_fullStr | Comparación de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australiana |
title_full_unstemmed | Comparación de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australiana |
title_short | Comparación de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australiana |
title_sort | comparacion de mujeres y hombres de experiencias en la judicatura australiana |
topic | courts the judiciary Australian judiciary women judges job satisfaction |
url | http://journals.openedition.org/eces/1955 |
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