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@article{ART002738870},
author={Hong Sae Young},
title={A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers},
journal={Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea},
issn={1229-8646},
year={2021},
number={27},
pages={95-122}

TY - JOUR
AU - Hong Sae Young
TI - A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers
JO - Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea
PY - 2021
VL - null
IS - 27
PB - The Scandinavian Society of Korea
SP - 95
EP - 122
SN - 1229-8646
AB - This study explores the human rights system of women film workers in Sweden. Since the Metoo movement in 2017, it has had a huge impact on Sweden and Korea. However, while Sweden has led to institutionalization based on laws and policy related to women’s rights, Korea has not. So, the Swedish case needs to be analyzed. For the framework of research, the theoretical background was power resource theory and gender mainstreaming. Power resources theory can explain the inequal relationship between woman and man. The gender mainstreaming is a strategy and key paradigm affecting the women’s human rights system. Since 2014 the world’s first feminist government has established in Sweden, as gender mainstreaming strategy be carried out in all levels in all areas more actively. It also provided an opportunity for Metoo to bring the Swedish women’s organization back together and become a force. Especially in the film industry, actresses played a leading role in the Swedish women’s political empowerment. Sweden’s film industry produces films with women’s perspectives through the Bechdel Test, Gender disaggregated statistic and gender responsible budget with the power of gender mainstreaming, and many women are leading the film industry. However, despite the gender mainstreaming strategy in Korea, it has yet not to be applied in the film industry. Therefore, Korea needs to strengthen women’s human rights learning from Swedish Case.
KW - Swedish women film workers;power resources theory;gender mainstreaming;women’s political empowerment;human rights for women
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Hong Sae Young. (2021). A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers. Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea, 27, 95-122.

Hong Sae Young. 2021, "A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers", Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea, no.27, pp.95-122.

Hong Sae Young "A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers" Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea 27 pp.95-122 (2021) : 95.

Hong Sae Young. A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers. 2021; 27 : 95-122.

Hong Sae Young. "A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers" Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea no.27(2021) : 95-122.

Hong Sae Young. A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers. Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea, 27, 95-122.

Hong Sae Young. A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers. Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea. 2021; 27 95-122.

Hong Sae Young. A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers. 2021; 27 : 95-122.

Hong Sae Young. "A Study on the Human Rights of Swedish Women Film Workers" Journal of the Scandinavian Society of Korea no.27(2021) : 95-122.