Professional men, professional women
Subtitle: the European professions from the nineteenth century until today
By: Maria Malatesta ; translated by Adrian Belton
Series: SAGE studies in international sociology -- 58; Sage studies in international sociology -- 58.
Publisher: SAGE
Published: 2011
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 188
ISBN-13: 9781848606258
Subjects: Social conditions; Intellectual life; Professions; History
Work titles: Professionisti e gentiluomini
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [164]-180) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: What Professions, What Countries?; title: Comparing and Deconstructing Histories; title: Discontinuity and Asymmetry; title: Transition Costs; title: State; title: Crises; title: The New Transition; title: Legal Fields and Elites; title: Judges; title: Notaries; title: The Forensic Kaleidoscope; title: Bar Autonomy and State Regulation; title: Great Britain; title: France; title: Italy; title: Germany; title: Great Britain; title: The Assault on the Corporations; title: The Birth of the General Practitioner; title: The Canon of Ambiguity; title: The National Health Service; title: Thatcher and the Doctors; title: France; title: Monopoly and Unification of the Profession; title: The Liberal Canon and Socialized Medicine; title: Hospital-centrism; title: The Ordre des Medecins from Vichy to Mitterand; title: The Neo-liberal Doctors; title: Italy; title: The Monopoly of the University; title: Professionalization, Local Authorities and the State; title: From Mutual Benefit Societies to the National Health Service; title: Doctors and Devolution; title: Germany; title: Reform of Academic Studies and the Birth of the Doctor; title: Liberalization; title: Doctors and Health Insurance; title: Nazification; title: The Balance of Medical Power; title: France; title: Technical Education and Training the State's Elites; title: The Myth of the Polytechniciens; title: Title and Identity; title: Great Britain; title: Experience versus Academy; title: A Faded Myth; title: Germany; title: Profession, Industry and State; title: Engineers and Nazism; title: Two Engineers for the New Germany; title: Italy; title: An Academic Vocation; title: The Construction of an Elite; title: Fascism, Consensus, Employment; title: The Double Engineer; title: Higher Commercial Education; title: Accountants and Auditors; title: Great Britain; title: France; title: Germany; title: Italy; title: Entering a Gentlemen's Club; title: An Identikit of the Women Pioneers; title: The Conquest of Higher Education; title: The Health Professions; title: Women Accountants; title: Women Lawyers; title: Women Professions and Citizenship: An Asymmetrical Pattern; title: The Professional Restoration: An Ambiguous Pattern; title: What Feminization?.