Professionalism: The Third Logic¶
Seron, C., & Freidson, E. (2002). Professionalism: The Third Logic: The Third Logic. Contemporary Sociology.
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- Professionalization
- Eliot Freidson treated professionalism as an institutional logic in which specialized workers, rather than consumers or managers alone, control the work
This sourceFreidson's statement of professionalism as a third logic of organizing work — an ideal type in which the occupation itself controls the knowledge, training, labour market and division of labour of its own work.
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- Eliot Freidson treated professionalism as an institutional logic in which specialized workers, rather than consumers or managers alone, control the work
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