Women´s participation on board of merchant ships in Venezuela and their relation inland – ship

• Rosana Salama Benazar ; Emma Peraza ^[1] ; Reynaldo Montes de Oca Rivera ^[2] ; Jesús Ezequiel Martínez Marín ^[3]
  1. [1] Universidad Marítima del Caribe
  2. [2] Universidad Marítima del Caribe-UMC
  3. [3] Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya-UPC

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• Localización: 2013 International Conference Proudly Empowering Women in Maritime| / coord. por Olga Delgado Ortega, Francisco Javier Martínez de Osés, Marcella Castells Sanabra, 2013, ISBN 9788476539996, págs. 51-68
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  • This paper is aimed to study the women´s participation on board of merchant ships in Venezuela and their relation in the inland – ship environment. It is used a hermeneutical vision from the gender perspective, in order to produce theoretical contributions regarding the equality of opportunities regardless of gender. Traditionally been marine was restricted to men, and the female´s presence was inconceivable. Nowadays, different organizations propose strategies for women´s inclusion, since the transcendence of their incorporation has turn into a worldwide concern. In Venezuela, the women admission to high nautical studies started in the year 2000, with the transformation of the nautical school, founded in 1811, into a This paper is aimed to study the women´s participation on board of merchant ships in Venezuela and their relation in the inland – ship environment. It is used a hermeneutical vision from the gender perspective, in order to produce theoretical contributions regarding the equality of opportunities regardless of gender. Traditionally been marine was restricted to men, and the female´s presence was inconceivable. Nowadays, different organizations propose strategies for women´s inclusion, since the transcendence of their incorporation has turn into a worldwide concern. In Venezuela, the women admission to high nautical studies started in the year 2000, with the transformation of the nautical school, founded in 1811, into a