Le donne, nei Paesi più sviluppati, vivono una dimensione del tempo diversa dagli uomini, sempre in bilico tra lavoro produttivo e lavoro riproduttivo e di cura. Divise tra il desiderio di procreazione, l'ansia di essere delle buone madri, l'aspirazione a realizzarsi professionalmente e ad essere economicamente autonome, sempre più spesso le donne subiscono il tempo "degli altri" senza riuscire ad imporre "il proprio tempo" e a trovare "il tempo per se stesse". Valeria Filì propone la sua tesi per migliorare la condizione femminile.
Women, in the most developed countries, live in a different time dimensions than men, because they juggle with their job, household choirs and motherly duties. Torn between the desire for procreation, the anxiety of being good mothers, the aim to be professionally successful and financially independent, all they can do is accept other people's timings without laying down their own time and making time for themselves. Valeria Filì proposes her thesis to improve the status of women.

Valeria Filì is Full Professor of Labor Law at the University of Udine, where she teacher Labor Law and Social security Law. Born in Udine in 1972, she graduated in Law in 1996 at the University of Trieste and completed her PhD in 2001 about Labor Law at the University of Padua. In 2002 she began her academic career, that progressed up to her becoming tenured professor in 2012. She also has a daughter since 2008 and for the last10 years has published 2 monographs and about ninety papers and articles. Her research field, predominantly juridical, revolves around issues on the Labor Law, Social Security Law, Labor Relations and equal opportunities.

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