606 KB76 KB196520252018Hlebec, ValentinaŠadl, Zdenkaštevilka:4letnik:55str. 732-761, 957-958ISSN:0040-3598COBISSID:35968861URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-CBFFZTRIslVisoka šola za politične vedeTeorija in praksaDružinska oskrbaFamily careOld ageOstarelostParentsRazlike med spolomaSex differencesSociologija staranjaSociology of ageingStaršiDružinska oskrba ostarelih staršev in spolne razlike v Sloveniji|Although adult children are the most feminised group of family carers, and care of the aged parents remains the area of the most tenacious gendered divison of labour, the problem of gender inequality in the care for parents has not been seriously foregrounded both in the studies in gender equality and family care as well as in social policies. Based on data from the representative study on the users of social in-home care and their family carers the article examines gender structure of family carers in Slovenia. The findings show that daughters care for parents regardless of diverse circumstances, while the sons mainly engage in it, when living in common household with their parents, and depending on the level of resources with which they dispose (lower education, lower income). Moreover, gender differences are also obvious in the intensity of help offered with the Activities of Daily Living and Instrumental. Activities of Daily Living with daughters carrying out both kinds of care more intensely than sons. Empirically identified differences between the genders can be explained by the ideology that views women as carers and that has spreaded to the level of aging policies and gender division of labour (househould work, care for children) that has spread to the field of family care for parentsČeprav so odrasli otroci najbolj feminizirana skupina družinskih oskrbovalcev in oskrba ostarelih staršev ostaja področje najbolj trdovratne spolne delitve dela, problem spolne neenakosti v oskrbi staršev ni resneje izpostavljen, tako v raziskavah s področja spolne enakosti in družinske oskrbe kot tudi v socialnih politikah. Članek na podlagi podatkov iz reprezentativne raziskave o uporabnikih socialne oskrbe na domu in njihovih družinskih oskrbovalcev preučuje spolno strukturo družinskih oskrbovalcev v Sloveniji. Ugotavlja, da hčere oskrbujejo starše ne glede na različne okoliščine, medtem ko se sinovi aktivirajo predvsem, ko živijo v skupnem gospodinjstvu s starši in glede na raven resursov, s katerimi razpolagajo (nižja izobrazba, nižji dohodek). Spolne razlike so očitne tudi pri intenziteti pomoči pri osnovnih in podpornih opravilih; obe vrsti oskrbe izvajajo hčere bolj intenzivno kot sinovi. Ugotovljene razlike lahko pojasnimo z ideologijo žensk kot oskrbovalk, ki se razširja na raven politik staranja, in spolno delitvijo dela (gospodinjstvo, skrb za otroke), ki se razširja na področje družinske oskrbe starševTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za družbene vede