دراسة تحليلية لدراسات المرأة في علم الاجتماع

الملخص EN

The problem of the study sought to raise a number of questions about the sociological product related to women’s issues in sociology such as : What is the size of the sociological product in the university theses (Masters - PhD), for Yemeni researchers in sociology in theYemeni, Arab or foreign universities during the period from 1970 - 2019 AD) What is the volume of theses (Masters - PhD) in sociology that dealt with the issue of women Who are interested in writing about women in theses (male and female) What are the field communities in which theses (rural - urban) were applied? What issues have attracted researchers’ attention in relation to women).? To answer these questions, the study used the comprehensive survey method, and the study population included accredited university theses in sociology in the period (1970-2019).

The sample of the analyzed theses reached (46) theses, all related to women's issues.

The most important results of the study are the following: 1-The study revealed a decrease in the volume of production of university theses written about women (46) compared to the volume of production of university theses in general, which amounted to (221) university theses.

Perhaps the reason is due to the lack of interest of the state and civil society institutions in women’s issues, both at the level of rights and conditions, practices, programs, policies or at the level of research and studies.

9-The study revealed that most of the university theses related to women's issues were written by women (71,74%).

3-The study revealed that there is a lack of interest in rural society by the state and civil society institutions, which helped to deprive these societies of the simplest mechanisms that support their social and economic awakening.

4-The study revealed a great and varied interest in writing about women’s issues, as it included major issues such as (education), (community and political participation), (work), (violence), (media) and others.