183 KB53 KB196520252016Hrženjak, Majdaletnik:53številka:6str. 1484-1501, 1514ISSN:0040-3598COBISSID:34581085URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-TZT3DQOAslVisoka šola za politične vedeTeorija in praksachildChildrenCommunity careGender studiesOlder peopleOtrociskrb za otrokeskrb za starejšeSocial policySocialna politikaSocialno skrbstvoStarostnikiŠtudije spolovPrimerjava sistemov skrbi za otroke in starejše v Sloveniji v kontekstu politik defamilizacije in refamilizacije|Due to changing demographics, social and economic imperatives, the social organisation of care for children and elderly which comprises an important element of the welfare system and a factor of equality, including the position of women in society, has been transforming in the last few decades. New borderlines concerning the redistribution of costs, work and responsibilities for care between the family, the state, the market and the community are being negotiated by introducing new modes of financing, contributions, allowances and conditions for rights to be cared for and to care for. Within the framework of the feminist reflection on welfare system developments in the EU and on the grounds of an analysis of care policies in Slovenia, the author develops the thesis that care for children and elderly follows a different modernisation logic and creates a different scope and manner of public social care. She argues that, while in Slovenia care for children is public, universal and defamilialistic, care for the elderly follows the principles of privatisation, residualism and refamilisationDružbeni sistemi skrbi za otroke in starejše, ki predstavljajo pomemben element sistemov blaginje ter dejavnik enakosti, vključno s položajem žensk v družbi, doživljajo v zadnjih desetletjih transformacije zaradi spremenjenih demografskih, družbenih in ekonomskih razmer. Na novo se definirajo meje glede redistribucije stroškov, dela in odgovornosti za skrb med družino, državo, trgom in skupnostjo z vzpostavljanjem novih načinov financiranja, dajatev, pravic in pogojev za pridobitev pravic. V okvirjih primerjalne feministične refleksije spreminjanja sistemov blaginje in na podlagi analize skrbstvenih politik v Sloveniji avtorica v članku razvija tezo, da režima skrbi za otroke in starejše v Sloveniji sledita različni logiki modernizacije ter ustvarjata različen obseg in način oskrbe. Ugotavlja, da medtem ko je skrb za otroke javna, univerzalna in defamilizirana, skrb za starejše sledi načelom privatizacije, rezidualnosti in refamilizacijeTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za družbene vede