The system of professions

Colin D. Furness

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Management and Organizational Studies Information Science and Libraries Education, sociology, and vocational training

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Abbott's seminal (1988) work in sociology, "The System of Professions", has new relevance to the information professions in the 21st century.His model portrays professions locked in competition for

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