UBACyT research projects
Starting date of the project
July 1, 2011
Ending date of the project
June 30, 2013
Code
20020100200168
Type of project
Group training
Title
Sociology of law and sexual rights: background, possibilities, achievements and challenges of Law 26.618 as human rights´ overcoming policy.
Director
Mario Silvio Gerlero
Contact
MEMBERS | ||
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N° | Name | Category |
1 | Rubén Héctor Donzis |
Researcher trained |
2 | María Odila Pedrido | Research thesis student |
3 | Flavia Zoé Gómez | Research thesis student |
4 | Diego Ignacio Rao | Research thesis student |
5 | Emiliano Litardo | Research fellow |
6 | Patricio Andres Roclaw | Investigator in training |
7 | Sebastián Rosello | Student researcher |
8 | Nadia Soledad Socoloff | Investigator in training |
9 | Daniel Gustavo Di Trano | Student researcher |
10 | María Victoria Marsilli | Student researcher |
11 | Melisa Soledad Oviedo | Student researcher |
12 | Agustín Elías Casagrande | External collaborator - Professor |
13 | José María Lezcano | External collaborator |
14 | Pablo Castelli | Technical support |
15 | María Candelaria Cicardo | Technical support |
16 | Iñaki Esteban Regueiro De Giacomi | Technical support |
Keywords
Sociology of law
Sexuality
Inclusion
Abstract
The research proposed, therefore, to analyze the social and legal inclusion that emerges from Law 26.618, understood as a policy of redress human rights against the vulnerability of sexual rights or orientation and gender, driven by the work of activists from different political organizations and inspired, in part, by some international comparative law on the recognition of sexual rights. Indeed, this research matters in order to analyze the beginning of the socio cultural consolidation of the legal equality from a legitimized diversity and used the frame provided by the sociology of law to think and review characteristics of different types of families and gay-lesbian parenting in relation to the effectiveness of the law, resistance to change and persistence of forms of discrimination -including criminalizing certain mechanisms motivated by intolerance towards sexual diversity-. The methodological design combines quantitative and qualitative triangulated techniques, based on a legal review, its history and its impact on social structure which should be understood as the analysis of changes introduced by law towards related legal regulations, judicial decisions, government administration and all kind of actors included.