Knowledge-based work is actualized in social interaction. In workplace communication,
collaboration takes place when common goals are pursued, work-related problems are …

Names: Dent, Mike, 1944–editor. Title: The Routledge companion to the professions and
professionalism/edited by Mike Dent, Ivy Bourgeault, Jean-Louis Denis and Ellen Kuhlmann …

As a profession, speech-language pathology (SLP) continues to struggle with equitable
service delivery to both people with communication challenges and disabilities. SLP clinical …

Since publication of the three-volumes of Lawyers in Society (Abel and Lewis 1988a; 1988b;
1989), the legal profession has grown more diverse and inclusive, especially with regard to …

Title: Gender, age and inequality in the professions/edited by Marta Choroszewicz and
Tracey L. Adams. Description: New York: Routledge, 2019.| Series: Routledge studies in …

Sociologists have paid little attention to the shifting significance of gender to professional
work. Nevertheless, there is evidence that the meanings attached to gender, and the …

This paper reframes debates about gender equality in the legal professions by interrogating
the practices of men and interconnections between fatherhood, gender and parenting within …

This book brings together perspectives and analyses from sociological and organisational
studies on the professions and professionalism. These are of particular relevance to our …

Professionalization aims at closure, that is, having the monopoly protection of expertise for
an occupation on the labour market and in organizations. Role congruity theory suggests …

A key focus of intersectional research is to engage with the power dynamics resulting from
the sameness/difference paradox that Crenshaw (1991) originally identified in Black …