The Professionalization of Everyone?¶
Wilensky, H. L. (1964). The Professionalization of Everyone?. American Journal of Sociology.
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- Professionalization
- The classic process account is Harold Wilensky's comparative study of eighteen occupations
This sourceThe comparative study of eighteen occupational histories from which the classic stage account of professionalization is drawn. Source of the five-step sequence — full-time occupation, training school, professional association, legal protection, formal code of ethics — and of the argument that autonomous expertise and a service ideal, not the loose use of the label, are what mark professional organization.
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- The classic process account is Harold Wilensky's comparative study of eighteen occupations
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