20.500.12556/RUL-177424 Spolna avtonomija žensk z intelektualnimi ovirami v institucijah za dolgotrajno bivanje doktorska disertacija Engendered Autonomy of Women with Intellectual Disabilities in Long-Term Public Care Institutions Doktorska disertacija naslavlja spolno avtonomijo žensk z intelektualnimi ovirami v institucionalnem okolju in vpliv procesov deinstitucionalizacije na njihovo samostojnost ter pravice. Raziskava izhaja iz feminističnih in postmodernih teoretskih okvirov ter temelji na intersekcijskem pristopu, ki povezuje spol, hendikep in institucionalizacijo. Raziskovalni problem se osredotoča na to, kako institucionalne prakse oblikujejo identiteto žensk z intelektualnimi ovirami, kako vplivajo na njihovo spolno in reproduktivno avtonomijo ter kakšne so možnosti za spremembe s pomočjo socialne akcije in socialnega dela. Kvalitativna metodologija vključuje avtoetnografijo, participativno akcijsko raziskavo, poglobljene intervjuje, fokusne skupine, opazovanje in kritično analizo diskurza. Posebno pozornost namenja komunikacijskim izzivom in uporabi dostopnih informacij za udeleženke. Empirični del temelji na pričevanjih žensk, ki so živele ali živijo v institucijah, njihovih svojcev ter zaposlenih. Analiza kaže, da so bile ženske v institucijah pogosto podvržene praksam, ki so omejevale njihovo telesno avtonomijo, vključno z medicinskimi posegi brez popolnega soglasja. Ugotovitve izpostavljajo tudi institucionalni nadzor nad odnosi ter stigmatizacijo izražanja spolnosti. Raziskava prispeva k razumevanju mehanizmov nadzora in izključenosti ter ponuja konkretne predloge za izboljšanje praks. Oblikovan je bil model podpore, ki temelji na pravici do spolne avtonomije in dostojanstva. The doctoral dissertation addresses the sexual autonomy of women with intellectual disabilities in institutional settings and the impact of deinstitutionalization processes on their independence and rights. The research is grounded in feminist and postmodern theoretical frameworks and is based on an intersectional approach that connects gender, disability, and institutionalization. The research problem focuses on how institutional practices shape the identity of women with intellectual disabilities, how they affect their sexual and reproductive autonomy, and what possibilities exist for change through social action and social work. The qualitative methodology includes autoethnography, participatory action research, in-depth interviews, focus groups, observation, and critical discourse analysis. Special attention is given to communication challenges and the use of accessible information for participants. The empirical part is based on the testimonies of women who have lived or are living in institutions, their relatives, and staff. The analysis shows that women in institutions have often been subjected to practices that restrict their bodily autonomy, including medical interventions without full consent. The findings also highlight institutional control over relationships and the stigmatization of sexual expression. The research contributes to understanding mechanisms of control and exclusion and offers concrete proposals for improving practices. A support model has been developed, based on the right to sexual autonomy and dignity. ženske intelektualna ovira institucija spolna avtonomija človekove pravice reproduktivne pravice opolnomočenje deinstitucionalizacija participativna akcijska raziskava women intellectual disability institution sexual autonomy human rights reproductive rights empowerment deinstitutionalization participatory action research true false false [T. Knapp] Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Doktorsko delo/naloga 2025-12-23 09:00:08 2025-12-23 09:00:19 2026-02-23 13:09:24 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 Podgorje pri Slovenj Gradcu 0 Podgorje pri Slovenj Gradcu 274 str. 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 316.367-055.2-056.34(043.3) 55566 269289219 19118.pdf 19118.pdf 1 DF47819311B1545CE0CA889211AC07A4 63c2306e9c8f99ff08998a1f419b27d28d41f93ee097ee0a46805c1cebf77543 f9172017-dfd4-11f0-9328-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=224474 Fakulteta za socialno delo 0 0 0