Knowledge Bearing Elites And Industrial Competitiveness in France And Germany
Knowledge Bearing Elites And Industrial Competitiveness in France And Germany
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" Magali Sarfatti Larson, The Rise of Professionalism (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1977), asp. Pp. 50 ff.
13 hinged on the interplay of mandate and trust, also pointed to the normative basis of professional authority in questions of public policy.
Every profession considers itself the proper body to set the terms in which some aspect of society, life or nature is to be thought of, and to define the general lines, or even the details, of public policy concerning it.^'* On this view..., prestige is as much a resource as organizational autonomy or material position in the efforts of professional groups to maintain their role in public affairs.
Since there is no abstract logic that dictates the trajectory of a professionalization project, the balance of power and prestige attached to a particular occupation can vary significantly across countries. Comparative studies show consistently that the knowledge- bearing occupations in Continental Europe were discemibly more reUant on state authorities in their pursuit of professional status than were their British of American counterparts.^^ While the British and American professions sought to maintain their autonomy and to achieve an exclusive license to provide their services, similar groups in Central Europe were either incorporated within the state bureaucracy or they traded some of their autonomy in exchange for recognition from the state and the increased social prestige that accompanies such recognition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Magali Sarfatti Larson, The Rise of Professionalism (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1977), asp. Pp. 50 ff.
13 hinged on the interplay of mandate and trust, also pointed to the normative basis of professional authority in questions of public policy.
Every profession considers itself the proper body to set the terms in which some aspect of society, life or nature is to be thought of, and to define the general lines, or even the details, of public policy concerning it.^'* On this view..., prestige is as much a resource as organizational autonomy or material position in the efforts of professional groups to maintain their role in public affairs.
Since there is no abstract logic that dictates the trajectory of a professionalization project, the balance of power and prestige attached to a particular occupation can vary significantly across countries. Comparative studies show consistently that the knowledge- bearing occupations in Continental Europe were discemibly more reUant on state authorities in their pursuit of professional status than were their British of American counterparts.^^ While the British and American professions sought to maintain their autonomy and to achieve an exclusive license to provide their services, similar groups in Central Europe were either incorporated within the state bureaucracy or they traded some of their autonomy in exchange for recognition from the state and the increased social prestige that accompanies such recognition.
What to read after Knowledge Bearing Elites And Industrial Competitiveness in France And Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Nicholas Ziegler to read onlineMoreLess
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