Sociology of the Professions
The changing relationship between the Chinese urban medical profession and the state since the republican period: the perspective of the sociology of professions
... The sociology of professions regards doctors and lawyers as typical ...as professions but others are not on the basis of the attribute approach; certain characteristics distinguish professions ...
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Sociology of the professions: what it means for podiatry
... those professions with access to ‘ political elites ’ , such as medi- cine, have more capacity to mobilise this social capital and thus reproduce existing inequalities, as found by Huby et ...
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Sociology of Professions: The Evolution of Landscape Architecture in the United States
... Based on these theoretical standards, the findings of this study include possible reasons for landscape architecture's slower evolution in public recognition and acceptance, as well[r] ...
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Occupational control in the development of the veterinary profession : a study in the sociology of professions : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of M A (Soc Sc ) in Sociology at Massey University
... had a well-developed occupational ideology, the veterinary profession had an ideological position as well: the ideals of professionalism had been sustained in New Zealand by the NZVA und[r] ...
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Professions at the margins
... There are several points to note here. First, this joke functions in a similar way as the typical ‘Englishman, Scotsman and Irishman’ jokes: each individual is tasked to perform the same action with a slight modification ...
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Journal of Sociology and Anthropology
... health professions programs, potentially identify areas in which interdisciplinary collaborations are likely to succeed/fail, and much ...health professions education researchers to report the results of ...
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Politics and the professions in a time of crisis
... in sociology and the growing influence of Pierre Bourdieu (Bennett, Savage, Bortolaia Silva, Warde, Gavo-Cal and Wright 2009; Savage et ...work sociology very few organizational studies have specifically ...
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The sociology of education
... But stories such as my father’s, of greater education leading to class mobility, are not necessarily the norm. Recently research shows presumptions of greater correlation between educational attainment and class ...
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Professions at the margins
... certain professions can change the way practitioners view themselves, carry out their work and engage with ...the sociology of professions; indeed, it seems to play a rather notable role in the ...
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The intergenerational transmission of liberal professions
... By using university administrative and survey data on Italian graduates, we analyse the intergenerational trans- mission of liberal professions. We find that having a father who is a liberal professional has a ...
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Workplace bullying in healthcare professions
... nursing students [64], psychiatrists [65] and midwives [19]. Thus it is often argued that bullying is ‘endemic’ in healthcare professions. It is important to note however that the prevalence of workplace bullying ...
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Holistic Admissions in the Health Professions
... • Admissions counselors do not have access to a test- optional student’s short - answer essays during the application review.. The Temple Option: Continued Planning[r] ...
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The intergenerational transmission of liberal professions
... Liberal professions are a type of occupation where the intergenerational transmission of skills and knowledge is important and helps in lowering the entry barrier costs, ...
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Normativity in the social sciences and professions
... 2011 Why Things Matter to People: Social Science, Values and Ethical Life, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press Sen, A.. 1999 Development as Freedom, Oxford: Oxford University Press Sho[r] ...
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Advanced Diploma in Health Professions Education Master of Health Professions Education Admission Information
... Graduates from this Programme will know how to use best evidence medical education to make informed decisions for improving the standards of undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing health professions education ...
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A challenge for the mental health professions
... manifests within mental health professions, in particular psychiatry. Exploring this question is timely given the concerns raised by many across both voluntary and statutory sectors about the recently amended ...
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Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions
... Clients need to be able to participate freely as they work with practitioners of the counselling professions towards their desired goals. This requires clients to be able to trust their practitioner with their ...
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N FOR THE PROFESSIONS MA ROFESSIONS MA CREATIVITY CREATIVITY AND EDUCATION TION FOR THE PROFESSIONS.
... If, for quite legitimate reasons, you are unable to submit your assignment by the deadline, you can apply for up to a five-week extension. The Request for an Extension form is available on Moodle in the MA online ...
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British sociology, the bourgeois media sociology hybrid and the problem of social class
... In the course of their work, responsible journalists do many things, but the most difficult assignment in a under-determined liquid modern society is to explain social inequality in a language that does not resort to ...
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Journal of Sociology and Anthropology
... Though, the study revealed that: enforcement of school rules and regulations that guide against immoral behaviour; enforcement of time-book for teachers; and ensuring regular attenda[r] ...
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