A Royal Charter Is Not Enough – How PM Professional Associations Can Continually Show the Value of Professionalisation to the Markets

P. 55-70

• Information

  DOI: 10.13128/cambio-23233

  ISSN: 2239-1118

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.13128/cambio-23233
• In this issue

  • Professions Within, Between and Beyond : Varieties of Professionalism in a Globalising World
  • What Are the Issues of Focusing on Irreducible Uncertainties in Professional Work? : a Historical Outline of Prudential Professionalism
  • Street-Level Workers' Discretion in the Changing Welfare
  • You've Got to Do This like a Professional – Not like One of These Scratchers! : Reconstructing the Professional Self-Understanding of Tattoo Artists
  • A Royal Charter Is Not Enough – How PM Professional Associations Can Continually Show the Value of Professionalisation to the Markets
  • Torn Between Neoliberal and Postmodern Trends, Corporatist Defence and Creative Age Prospects : The Ongoing Reshaping of the Classical Music Profession in Italy
  • Italian Teachers : a Profession in Transition?
  • Socio-Professional Integration and International Mobility : The Case of French Engineers Under the France-Quebec Mutual Recognition Arrangements
  • Managing Knowledge Standards at the Periphery of Professional Knowledge Development : The Case of the Philippine Accountancy Profession and International Accounting Standards Harmonisation
  • Professional Boundaries in Transnational IT Workspaces
  • Towards process-figurational theory in organization studies
  • La paura della morte
  • Gender Barriers at Work : A Comparison Between Women Train Drivers and Women Garage Mechanics in Spain
  • The Shaky Social Citizenship of Early-Career Independent Professionals : Work Transformation, Career and Life Uncertainty, Unrepresented Rights
  • Il Mediterraneo e l'Europa : intervista a Román Reyes
  • Cent'anni dopo : Max Weber e la politica come professione e vocazione
  • Book Review - Debates