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SUMMARY:Panel Discussion with Prof. Mari Miura\, Ph.D. and Prof. Dr. Laura Seelkopf
DESCRIPTION:Women in Politics and Academia\nPerspectives from Germany and Japan \nProf. Mari MIURA\, Ph.D.\, Sophia University\, Tokyo \nProf. Dr. Laura SEELKOPF\, LMU Munich \nOur panelists will explore the difficulties women face when pursuing political and academic careers in Germany and Japan. Both countries show improvements in the last decades but women still lag behind in numbers both on the political stage as well as in higher education and research. Furthermore\, women are still vastly underrepresented in leadership positions in both Germany and Japan. While Germany can boast about having had a female chancellor for four consecutive terms\, Japan has seen all 64 of its prime ministers being men. \nWhy is a higher female representation or parity in governments and universities desirable? How do gender stereotypes and patriarchal structures in society still limit women’s career ambitions What are the strategies to alleviate barriers and achieve higher female representation? These are some of the questions Prof. MIURA\, Ph.D.\, and Prof. Dr. SEELKOPF are addressing by drawing on their professional expertise and personal experiences. \n______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nProf. Mari MIURA\, Ph.D.\, is Professor of Political                                            Prof. Dr. Laura SEELKOPF is Professor of\nSciene\, at the Faculty of Liberal Arts\, Sophia                                                   Political Science\, at the Geschwister-Scholl\nUniversity.                                                                                                         Institute\, LMU Munich. \n                                                               \nLocation: Stiftung Lyrik Kabinett\, Amalienstraße 83a\, 80799 München \nFor all events\, registration is required:
URL:https://www.blog.japan.uni-muenchen.de/event/panel-discussion-mit-prof-mari-miura-ph-d-und-prof-dr-laura-seelkopf/
LOCATION:Lyrik Kabinett\, Amalienstraße 83a\, München\, Bayern\, 80799\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Vortrag
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SUMMARY:Special Lecture on Japanese Politics by Prof. Mari Miura\, Ph.D.: "Toward Gender Parity in Japan - Political Barriers\, Women's Activism and Cultural Shift"
DESCRIPTION:Toward Gender Parity in Japan – Political Barriers\, Women’s Activism and Cultural Shift \nJapan’s progress in closing its gender gap continues to lag despite government attempts in recent years to promote women’s empowerment in the economic activity. The Global Gender Gap Index by the World Economic Forum ranked Japan at 125th out of 146 countries in 2023\, its worst result since the inception of the Index in 2006. Women’s participation in politics remains remarkably low\, which\, in turn\, accounts for the lack of substantial legal advancements in fostering gender equality across various domains. To address this persistent issue\, the Gender Parity Law was enacted in 2018 and substantially revised in 2021. As an expert who was directly involved in the legislative process\, Prof. MIURA\, Ph.D.\, will talk about the impact and limitation of the law and address the way in which women’s recent activism is making a cultural shift in gender norms and practices. \n___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ \nProf. Mari MIURA\, Ph.D.\, is Professor of Political Science at the Faculty of Law at Sophia University. Her research interests cover comparative welfare state theory\, contemporary Japanese politics\, and gender and politics. Prof. MIURA\, Ph.D\, regularly advises national and local state institutions on topics of gender equality and diversity. \n \nLocation: Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1\, 80539 Munich\, Lecture Hall M 105 \nFor all events\, registration is required:
URL:https://www.blog.japan.uni-muenchen.de/event/special-lecture-on-japanese-politics-by-prof-mari-miura-ph-d-toward-gender-parity-in-japan-political-barriers-womens-activism-and-cultural-shift/
LOCATION:LMU Hauptgebäude\, Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1\, München\, Bayern\, 80539\, Deutschland
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