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This paper aims to explore both intersections between gender and disability in labor inclusion and the wor- king conditions of women with disabilities. Situational experiences of discrimination in labor inclusion are analyzed, based on the concept of intersectionality and considering some approaches to disability. The study was conducted in Bogotá, Colombia, it is based on semi-structured interviews with professional women with physical disabilities. Analyzing the labor inclusion of women with disabilities from the point of view of inter- sectionality allows recognizing not only the operation of a patriarchal dividend among the disabled community but also gender and imaginary norms in employers, which particularly affect the labor inclusion of the disa- bled women. From a social perspective on disability, it is concluded that transversing the gender perspective in broad labor inclusion strategies and policies is a need.




Javier Armando Pineda Duque, Cider - Universidad de los Andes

Doctor por la Universidad de Durham, Inglaterra, UK. Exfuncionario del DNP, consultor del PNUD, la OIT y la OIM. Desde el 2005 es profesor asociado de tiempo completo en el Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios sobre Desarrollo –CIDER, de la Universidad de los Andes. Ha concentrado su trabajo en las líneas de investigación sobre: Género y Desarrollo, Desarrollo Económico Local y Regional; Mercado laboral y estudios del Trabajo.

Pineda Duque, J. A., & Luna Ruiz, A. (2018). Gender and Disability Intersections. Work Inclusion of Women with Disability. Sociedad Y Economía, (35). https://doi.org/10.25100/sye.v0i35.5652