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OR groups and the professionalisation of OR
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1998Summary: OR groups have been studied from several perspectives and increasingly their role as a means of organising OR work is seen to be subject to a variety of external influences. In this paper OR groups are examined as a form of arranging professional work in organisations using an analytic framework based on concepts from the sociology of ...
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Professionalisation of School Leadership
2021This book examines the subject of school leadership as a profession. It tackles questions of what it means to be professional and to work within a profession, and how school leadership fits within these definitions.The book analyses five areas which, in the sociology of professions, are considered important for an occupation to qualify as a profession:
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Glass Ceilings of Professionalisation
Journal of Perioperative Practice, 2016The term glass ceiling is a political term often used to describe an unbreakable barrier that is not visible with the human eye, but it keeps minorities from rising up i.e. it is a barrier to minority groups, in the past (and sometimes still) for women, that stops them from achieving their true potential.
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RENAISSANCE SCIENCE AND PROFESSIONALISATION
Annali dell'Istituto e Museo di storia della scienza di Firenze, 1982title RIASSUNTO /title La crescita di professionalit nella scienza pu essere messa in rapporto sia all'educazione scientifica sia all'impegno professionale dello scienziato. Un'indagine sulle carriere di un certo numero di scienziati dei secoli XV e XVI mostra che l'educazione universitaria era assai diffusa e che non mancavano impieghi per gli ...
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2019
Beschikbaar via link voor medewerkers Hogeschool Utrecht. Recensie van: Ericsson, A. & Pool, R. (2016). Piek: Hoe gewone mensen buitengewoon kunnen presteren. Houten: Spectrum.
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Beschikbaar via link voor medewerkers Hogeschool Utrecht. Recensie van: Ericsson, A. & Pool, R. (2016). Piek: Hoe gewone mensen buitengewoon kunnen presteren. Houten: Spectrum.
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The professionalisation of accounting
Accounting History, 1996This paper reviews and considers the possible implications of a significant body of historical research that has gathered momentum throughout the last decade and challenged conventional explanations for accounting's professional status. In place of traditionally espoused professional ideals, such as altruism, ethical behaviour and control of ...
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The Process of Professionalisation
2017This chapter explores the process of professionalisation and examines how social work in England developed into a profession with different specialist areas. By discussing the various contexts which have been experienced by the ever evolving profession, the importance of professional identity is revealed.
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The Professionalisation of IS Work
1998The ubiquity of modern information systems has caused a debate within the community involved in their development about the status of their work. Societies such as the British Computer Society (BCS) and the Institute of Electronic Engineers (IEE) have attempted to cast information systems work as a true profession in much the same guise as lawyers ...
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