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Die Berufung von ProfessorInnen: das geschlechtergerechte Berufungsverfahren und seine gerichtliche Überprüfung

Appointing women professors: gender-equality appointment procedures and their judicial review
[journal article]

Junghans, Lea

Abstract

"Nicht geschlechtergerechte Berufungsverfahren sind rechtswidrig. Wenn Frauen in Berufungsverfahren keine oder nur geringere Chancen haben, dann ist dies nicht nur Ausdruck einer geschlechtsspezifischen Diskriminierungskultur im Hochschulwesen, sondern auch ein rechtliches Problem. Einige Gerichtsur... view more

"Nicht geschlechtergerechte Berufungsverfahren sind rechtswidrig. Wenn Frauen in Berufungsverfahren keine oder nur geringere Chancen haben, dann ist dies nicht nur Ausdruck einer geschlechtsspezifischen Diskriminierungskultur im Hochschulwesen, sondern auch ein rechtliches Problem. Einige Gerichtsurteile über die Rechtmäßigkeit von Berufungsverfahren bieten Paradebeispiele für Verfahrensfehler, die zumeist zu Lasten von Frauen wirken. Obwohl Frauen sich erfolgreich auf Art. 33 II GG berufen konnten, findet das Prinzip der Bestenauslese in der Diskussion um geschlechtergerechte Berufungsverfahren nur unzureichend Beachtung. Die in den Gerichtsurteilen maßgebliche Bindungswirkung von Anforderungsprofilen wirft Fragen im Umgang mit Hinweisen auf fehlerhafte Ausschreibungstexte auf." (Autorenreferat)... view less


"Non-gender-equality appointment procedures are unlawful. If women have no or less chance of being given a professorship than men, then that is not only an expression of the climate of gender discrimination within the university system, it also becomes a legal issue. Some court decisions concerning ... view more

"Non-gender-equality appointment procedures are unlawful. If women have no or less chance of being given a professorship than men, then that is not only an expression of the climate of gender discrimination within the university system, it also becomes a legal issue. Some court decisions concerning the lawfulness of such appointment procedures are prime examples of procedural errors that place women academics at a disadvantage. Although women have successfully relied on article 33 para. 2 of the Basic Law (Grundgesetz), this provision has not been taken seriously in the discussion of the gender-equality appointments of professors. The binding nature of job profiles that have come up in court cases raises questions about how to deal with flawed calls for applications." (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
administrative law; sentence determination; academic law; university; ; board; Federal Republic of Germany; Hamburg; university research; equal opportunity; gender; jurisdiction; legal proceedings; female university teacher; woman; affirmative action

Classification
Women's Studies, Feminist Studies, Gender Studies
University Education
Law

Document language
German

Publication Year
2012

Page/Pages
p. 141-148

Journal
GENDER - Zeitschrift für Geschlecht, Kultur und Gesellschaft, 4 (2012) 1

ISSN
2196-4467

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0


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