Work and integrity: the crisis and promise of professionalism in America

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1995-09-01otherChoice Reviews Online468 citationsclosed

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Education, Philosophy, and Society Management and Organizational Studies Education, sociology, and vocational training

Abstract

Foreword. About the Author. Introduction: The Crisis and Promise of Professionalism. 1. Professionalism. 2. The Evolution of the Professions: From Professions of Office to the Organizational Professions. 3. A Metropolitan Maturity: The Progressives' Struggle for a Civic Professionalism. 4. No Center to Hold: The Era of Expertise . 5. Reinventing Professionalism. 6. Renewing Professional Education. 7. What Is Professional Knowledge? Expertise and the University. 8. Confronting Moral Ambiguity: The Struggle for Professional Ethics. Conclusion: Experts and Citizens. Notes. Index.

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