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Homophily in the career mobility of China’s political elite
Social Science Research, 2015We argue that leadership promotion in China's political elite relies on homophily for signals of trustworthiness and future cooperative behavior more than on economic performance. We first point to the limitation of the economic performance argument from within the framework of China's specific M-form state structure, and then we proffer a sociological
Opper, Sonja, Nee, Victor, Brehm, Stefan
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Career mobility integral to cancer nursing
Nursing Standard, 2016Why do many nurses find career progression difficult? Nicola James, writing in Cancer Nursing Practice, encourages nurses to consider why they do not benefit from mobility as much as other health professionals, such as doctors.
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Careers and Intergenerational Mobility
This paper uses Census microdata linked with tax records to quantify the contribution of occupations to intergenerational income mobility. We document substantial segregation into occupations by parental income. Children of high-income parents are significantly more likely to pursue high-paying and more desirable occupations.Catherine Haeck +1 more
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Effect of career capital on HR professionals’ career mobility
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2014The study explores how self-perceived career capital (knowing why, knowing how and knowing whom) influences job, organizational, functional and geographical mobility of HR professionals.
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A career mobility program in dietetics
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1977openaire +2 more sources
Mobility Influences During Managerial Career Stages1
Academy of Management Journal, 1983John F Veiga
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