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| Title: | 共享經濟如何提升雅加達女性家庭決策影響力之探討
The Role of the Sharing Economy in Enhancing Women’s Influence in Family Decision-Making in Jakarta |
| Authors: | 鐘善業
Heriyanto, Shania Karunacantika |
| Contributors: | 史蘭亭
Alicia Say
鐘善業
Heriyanto, Shania Karunacantika |
| Keywords: | 共享經濟
家庭決策
女性賦權
社會挑戰
Sharing Economy
Family Decision-Making
Women’s Empowerment
Social Challenges |
| Date: | 2025 |
| Issue Date: | 2025-07-01 15:11:32 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 本研究從雅加達女性的角度探討共享經濟在塑造家庭決策中的角色。研究探討了共享經濟如何成為女性克服社會挑戰的工具，並著重於增強她們在家庭決策中的角色。研究採用質性方法，包括深入訪談，識別女性如何參與共享經濟平台以及此行爲對她們的賦權與家庭角色的影響。研究結果表明，在適當的政策支持下，如鄰里寄宿學校、針對母親的小型企業計劃、更好的共享經濟工作者法規以及加強政府對育兒的支持，共享經濟能幫助女性更積極參與家庭決策，從而提升她們的整體生活品質。研究還強調了主要的侷限性，包括需要更廣泛的參與者群體，以及進一步在城市與農村地區進行比較研究的必要性，並為未來的研究提供了寶貴的方向。
This study examines the role of the sharing economy in shaping family decision-making from the perspective of women in Jakarta. It explores how the sharing economy serves as a tool for women to overcome societal challenges, with a focus on enhancing their role in family decisions. Using qualitative methods, including in-depth interviews, the study identifies how women engage with sharing economy platforms and the impact on their empowerment and family roles. The findings suggest that, with the right policies—such as neighborhood boarding schools, SME programs for mothers, better regulations for sharing economy workers, and increased government support for childcare—the sharing economy can help women become more active in family decision-making. This empowerment can improve their overall quality of life. The study also highlights key limitations, including the need for a broader participant pool and further comparative research across urban and rural areas, suggesting valuable directions for future studies. |
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國立政治大學
應用經濟與社會發展英語碩士學位學程(IMES)
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