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Doing Engineering: The Career Attainment and Mobility of Caucasian, Black and Asian-American Engineers

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Chapter 1 The Rise of the Engineering Profession Chapter 2 Trends in Participation and Profile of Engineers Chapter 3 Theoretical Approaches to Stratification in Engineering Chapter 4 Getting In: Engineers for Hire Chapter 5 Fitting In: Professional Identity and Commitment Chapter 6 Beyond Engineering: Crossing Over the Drawing Board Chapter 7 Track Switching and Back Tracking: The (Un)making of a Manager Chapter 8 Conclusion: The Future of Engineers in Engineering and Management

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