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Mann gegen Mann: Maskulinismen des neoklassischen Konkurrenzprinzips

Man fighting man: masculinisms of neoclassical competition
[journal article]

Michalitsch, Gabriele

Abstract

Der zeitgenössische Neoliberalismus formuliert den Wettbewerbsgedanken als gesellschaftliches Leitprinzip und verschärft damit Geschlechterungleichheit und Marginalisierung. Das neoliberale Wettbewerbsdenken fußt auf der neoklassischen Theorie, deren implizite Maskulinismen im Konzept des homo oecon... view more

Der zeitgenössische Neoliberalismus formuliert den Wettbewerbsgedanken als gesellschaftliches Leitprinzip und verschärft damit Geschlechterungleichheit und Marginalisierung. Das neoliberale Wettbewerbsdenken fußt auf der neoklassischen Theorie, deren implizite Maskulinismen im Konzept des homo oeconomicus kodifiziert sind: Autonomie, Rationalität, Eigeninteresse, individuelle Nutzenmaximierung. Das neoklassische Wettbewerbsmodell ist daher nicht geschlechtsneutral sondern androzentrisch: es formuliert den Wettbewerbsgedanken des "Mann gegen Mann". (ICEÜbers)... view less


"Current neoliberalism establishes the idea of competition as a guiding principle of society, thereby enhancing gender inequality and marginalisation. The neoliberal notion of competition is based on neoclassical theory, whose implicit masculinity arises from assumptions of autonomy, rationality, se... view more

"Current neoliberalism establishes the idea of competition as a guiding principle of society, thereby enhancing gender inequality and marginalisation. The neoliberal notion of competition is based on neoclassical theory, whose implicit masculinity arises from assumptions of autonomy, rationality, self-interest, and individual utility-maximization related to the concept of homo economicus. The neoclassical model of competition is therefore not gender neutral, but androcentric, constructing competition according to the idea of 'man fighting man'." (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
neoclassical theory; gender-specific factors; image of man; masculinity; neoliberalism; economic theory; theoretical economics; androcentrism; competition; feminism

Classification
National Economy

Method
descriptive study

Document language
German

Publication Year
2003

Page/Pages
p. 73-81

Journal
Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik, 4 (2003) 1

ISSN
1439-880X

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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