Public Professions & Professionalism : A Routledge Research Handbook (Hardcover)

CONTENTS

1.Introduction: Public professional work, Mirko Noordegraaf (NL) & Justin Waring (UK); 2. The changing nature of public professionalism , Ian Kirkpatrick (UK), Mirko Noordegraaf (NL) & Justin Waring (UK) PART I. PERSPECTIVES ON PUBLIC PROFESSIONALISM 3. Past and present; Reflections on public professionalism, Stephen Ackroyd (UK) 4.Public professionalism as competing logics, Trish Reay (CAN) 5. Critical perspectives on public professionalism, Susan Pickard (UK) PART II. PUBLIC PROFESSIONAL FIELDS 6. Governing and regulating professional fields, Mike Saks (UK) 7. Professions in changing welfare states, Viola Bureau (DK) & Sirpa Wrede (FIN) 8. Public professionalism and expertise in a globalizing world, Leonard Seabrooke (DK) PART III. PUBLIC PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 9. Transnational public professional service firms, Daniel Muzio (UK) & James Faulconbridge (UK) 10. Hybrid connections between professional work and organizations, Mike Dent (UK), Ian Kirkpatrick (UK) & Federico Lega (IT) 11. Making public professional services more flexible, John Purcell (UK) & Paul Boselie (NL) PART IV. PUBLIC PROFESSIONAL WORK 12. Public professional services and clients, John Alford (AUS) 13. Professional standards and accountability in public services, Stefan Timmermans (USA) 14. Team work in public service delivery, Rachael Finn (UK) & Graham Martin (UK) 15. Public professional work and technology, David Blumenthal (USA) 16. Motivation of public professionals, Gene Brewer (USA), Wouter Vandenabbeele (BEL) & Nina van Loon (NL) PART V. PUBLIC PROFESSIONALS 17. Professional competencies in public domains, Olle ten Cate (NL) 18. Careers of public professionals, Laurie Cohen (UK) 19. Public professional knowledge and expertise, Graeme Currie (UK) & Justin Waring (UK) 20. Professional identities and publicness, Justing Waring (UK) & Simon Bishop (UK) or Ruth McDonald (UK) 21. Schooling of public professionals , Lennart Svensson (SW) PART VI. MANAGING PUBLIC PROFESSIONALS 22. Professional leadership and management in public domains, Paul Adler (USA) 23. Innovations in public professional services, Louise Fitzgerald (UK) & Gerry McGivern (UK) 24. Professionals and public policy, Michael Hill (UK) & Peter Hupe (NL) PART VII. CONTEXTS OF PROFESSIONAL WORK 25. Professionalism in health care, Ruth McDonald (UK) or Ellen Kuhlmann (GER) 26. Professionalism in welfare, Evelien Tonkens (NL 27. Professionalism in (higher) education, Richard Winter (AUS) or Linda Evans (UK) 28. Professionalism in the USA and Europe, Julia Evetts (UK) PART VIII. CONCLUSION 29. Public professionalism as connective professionalism, Mirko Noordegraaf 30. Reframing public professionalism; Conclusions and implications, Mirko Noordegraaf & Justin Waring