Professional work a sociological approach

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adam_text Contents List of Figures ix List of Tables xiii Acknowledgments xv 1 Professional and Managerial Work in the Twenty first Century 1 An Overview of Recent Organizational Changes in the Workplace 2 Are Changes in Professional and Managerial Work Linked Together? 6 Basic Definitions 7 An inquiry into the managerial project 10 The increasing diversity of professional work settings 11 The convergence of control structures for professionals 13 The diversification of interests among professionals 16 A Model of the Changing Elite Division of Labor 17 The Plan of this Book 23 2 Conceptual Background: The Expert Division of Labor and Professional Work 25 Defining a Profession: Trait Models of the Professions 25 Models of Professional Organizations 27 Systems of Professions and Knowledge Claims 29 Change Across Professions in the Terms and Conditions of Work 30 Summary 43 3 Managers and Managerial Work in the Twentieth Century 44 Management as a Professional Project 45 Entrepreneurialism, 1860 1910 50 vi ? Contents ? From Entrepreneurialism to Scientific Management, 1910 1940 51 From Scientific Management to Human Relations, 1940 1970 52 The Human Relations Approach 55 From Human Relations to Human Resource Management, 1970 1990 55 Summary 58 4 The Neoentrepreneurial Workplace 61 Neoentrepreneurialism: The Emergence of a New Paradigm? 62 A post unionized working environment 64 How globalized and virtual has the workplace become? 68 Employment Downsizing and the Relentless Drive for Efficiency and Productivity 70 The rising use of temporary, part time, and subcontracted workers 77 Implications of Neoentrepreneurialism 79 Summary 80 5 Theoretical Models of Professional Work 82 Why Use Theories at All? 82 Theories of Careers 84 Theories about Change in Organizations 87 Professions as Institutions 90 Liberal/technocratic theories 90 Power theories 92 Summary 95 6 Change in the Organizational Context of Managerial and Professional Work 96 Deindustrialization The Pursuit of Profit Comes to the Forefront 97 Capital flight and global capital flows 99 The changing managerial project 101 The end of the social contract between the classes 102 Professional Work and Changes in Workplace Skills 104 Professionals and the crisis of accountability 104 Professionals captured by clients or technologies 105 ? Contents ? vii Professionals compromised by tight labor markets 108 Professional competition: substitution versus complementarity 110 Professional Work in Changing Contexts: The System of Professions in Hospitals 112 Changes in the hospital industry, 1980 to the present 113 What does hospital reorganization have to do with the relative standing of professionals? 114 Appendix: Details of Analysis Using Data from the American Hospital Association 126 Measuring the relative power of occupational groups 126 Measuring profound organizational change 127 Analysis plan 128 7 Interest Diversity and Demographic Diversity among Professionals 133 Fragmentation of Interests among Professionals 133 Diversity in the Profession of Medicine 138 Change in Medical Careers over Time 139 Prestige of medical school 142 Choice of medical specialty 146 Major professional activity 162 Type of employment setting 167 Summary 171 8 Organizations as Vehicles for Producing Stratification among Professionals 174 The Legal Profession as an Example of Demographic Diversification 175 A neoinstitutional view of demographic diversity 176 Trends in women s representation in corporate legal departments 180 When do firms hire their first female attorney? 192 Which firms have women on corporate boards and hire women as top corporate executives? 194 How many available slots are there, and how many of these slots are filled by women? 198 Which firms have the most women attorneys? 201 Are there mimetic effects? Evidence that firms within industries copy each other 203 Summary 204 viii ? Contents ? Appendix: Details of Analysis Using Data from the Law and Business Directory of Corporate Counsel (1980 1995) 205 Measures used in the analysis of women s representation in corporate legal departments 206 Measuring positions available and number of women filling available slots in corporate legal departments 213 Assessing mimetic effects 213 9 Conclusion: The Rise of the Postorganizational Workplace 216 The Labor Market Implications of the Neoentrepreneurial Workplace 219 The rising importance of social networks 219 The decline of internal labor markets 220 Professionalization for some; Proletarianization for others 222 Can everyone be a subcontractor? 224 What about the new class and the old middle class ? The political and social implications of changes in the elite division of labour 224 Changing Places: Are There Limits? 226 Additional Readings on Professions 229 References 233 Index 246 Figures 1.1 The traditional organization of professional work 18 1.2 A model of the neoentrepreneurial organization of managerial and professional work 19 4.1 A model of the neoentrepreneurial organization of managerial and professional work 63 4.2 Job growth and decline in a polarized labor market 65 4.3 The long term effects of strikes: lower wages, less employment, lower net revenues for employers 66 4.4 Sales of stocks between residents and nonresidents (transborder financial flows), 1975 1999 (percentage of GNP) 69 4.5 Total annual turnover of company shares on stock exchanges, 1990 1997 (in billions of US dollars) 69 4.6 Value of exports to the United States from the world, Sub Saharan Africa, and less developed countries, 1995 1998 (in millions ) 70 4.7 International connectivity via Internet and e mail 71 4.8 (a) Daily movement of information by air worldwide and by major world regions; (b) Largest absolute growth in information flows between US cities, 1982 1990 (adapted from Michaelson and Wheeler, 1994, p. 97) 72 4.9 US job cut announcements (in thousands) 73 4.10 (a) Trends in job tenure: median years of tenure with current employer (employees 16 years and over); (b) median years of tenure with current employer (for men at different ages) 74 4.11 Managers as a percentage of nonfarm employment in 1991 and as a percentage of 1991 5 employment growth 76 4.12 1990 2000 growth in salary + bonuses and stock value in a hypothetical employee stock ownership plan 76 x ? Figures ? 4.13 Organizations use of contingent workers 77 4.14 Rising earnings gaps by education: percentage change in real hourly earnings, workers ages 25 64 80 6.1 The effects of radical organizational change on the relative standing of MDs to hospital administrators (AHA Survey) 120 6.2 The effects of radical organizational change on the relative standing of nurses to hospital administrators (AHA Survey) 121 6.3 The effects of radical organizational change on the relative standing of nurses and MDs to hospital administrators (AHA Survey) 121 6.4 The effects of radical organizational change on the relative standing of nurses to MDs (AHA Survey) 122 6.5 Odds of employing physicians assistants and nurse practitioners (AHA Survey) 123 7.1 Change in the diversity of selected professions, 1983 1995 (CPS) 136 7.2 Change in the diversity of US physicians, 1970 1996 (AMA) 138 7.3 Prestige of medical school attended, all cohorts (AMA) 143 7.4 Prestige of medical school attended, by cohorts (AMA) 143 7.5 Prestige of school attended by cohort: (a) female physicians; (b) male physicians (AMA) 145 7.6 Primary medical specialty in 1998, all cohorts (AMA) 151 7.7 Primary medical specialty, eight years after graduation: (a) 1970 cohort; (b) 1980 cohort; (c) 1990 cohort (AMA) 152 7.8 Primary specialties eight years after graduation by cohort: (a) female physicians; (b) male physicians (AMA) 154 7.9 Prestige of primary medical specialty eight years after graduation, all cohorts (AMA) 160 7.10 Prestige of primary medical specialty eight years after graduation, by cohorts (AMA) 160 7.11 Prestige of primary specialty eight years after graduation by cohort: (a) female physicians; (b) male physicians (AMA) 161 7.12 Major professional activity of physicians in 1998, all cohorts (AMA) 163 7.13 Major professional activity of physicians eight years after graduation, by cohort (AMA) 164 ? Figures ? xi 7.14 Type of medical practice eight years after graduation by cohort: (a) female physicians; (b) male physicians (AMA) 166 7.15 Employment setting in 1998, all cohorts (AMA) 168 7.16 Employment settings eight years after graduation, by cohort (AMA) 169 7.17 Employment setting eight years after graduation by cohort: (a) female physicians; (b) male physicians (AMA) 170 8.1 The percentage of corporate legal departments with female attorneys, 1980 1995 181 8.2 The percentage of female attorneys in corporate legal departments in firms with at least one female attorney, 1980 1995 182 8.3 The percentage of corporate legal departments with female attorneys, by industry 183 8.4 The percentage of female attorneys in departments with at least one female attorney, by major industry 184 8.5 (a) The percentage of manufacturing firms with female attorneys by year; (b) the percentage of utilities firms with female attorneys by year; (c) the percentage of high technology firms with female attorneys by year; (d) the percentage of financial firms with female attorneys by year 185 8.6 (a) The percentage of female attorneys in manufacturing firms that have female attorneys, by year; (b) the percentage of female attorneys in high technology firms that have female attorneys, by year; (c) the percentage of female attorneys in utilities firms that have female attorneys, by year; (d) the percentage of female attorneys in finance firms that have female attorneys, by year 188 8.7 Effects of measures of corporate, department, and environmental attributes on the odds of having female attorneys in corporate legal departments, 1980 1995 190 8.8 Effects of measure of corporate, department, and environmental attributes on the odds of hiring female attorneys in corporations that had no female attorneys in 1980 193 8.9 Percentage of firms with female top executives and corporate board members, by year 194 8.10 Percentage of firms with female top executives, by year, total sample and subsample of firms with no female attorneys in 1980 195 xii ? Figures ? 8.11 Percentage of firms with female corporate board members, by year, total sample and subsample of firms with no female attorneys in 1980 195 8.12 Percentage of firms with female top executives and corporate board members, by industry 196 8.13 (a) Effects of measures of corporate and environmental attributes on the odds of having female top executives, total sample, 1980 1995; (b) Effects of measures of corporate and environmental attributes on the odds of having female corporate board members, total sample, 1980 1995 197 8.14 Positions available and number of women filling slots in corporate legal departments, 1980 1995 199 8.15 Positions available and number of women filling slots in corporate legal departments with no female attorneys in 1980 200 8.16 The percentage of legal departments with female attorneys in firms that had no female attorneys in 1980, for growing, stable, and declining departments, 1982 1995 200 8.17 Effects of measures of corporate, department, and environmental attributes on the percentage of female attorneys in corporate legal departments, 1980 1995 202 8.18 Effects of women s representation in corporate legal departments on the probability of hiring the first female attorney and the percentage of women in each legal department, 1980 1995 203 Tables 2.1 Defining characteristics of professions 26 2.2 Biologists: Work settings and job characteristics, 1980 1997 32 2.3 Engineers: work settings and job characteristics, 1980 1997 34 2.4 Lawyers: work settings and job characteristics, 1980 1997 36 2.5 Pharmacists: work settings and job characteristics, 1980 1997 38 2.6 Physicians: work settings and job characteristics, 1980 1997 40 3.1 Factors contributing to management paradigm change 48 4.1 United States: percentage change in employment by occupation, 1960 1998 75 6.1 Basic demographic information on hospitals (AHA Survey) 118 6.2 Correlations between measures of organizational change and occupational representation (AHA Survey) 119 A.6.1 The effects of organizational change on the relative standing of (1) physicians to administrators, (2) nurses to administrators, (3) nurses and physicians to administrators, and (4) nurses to physicians in 1990, unstandardized regression coefficients (N = 4,488) 129 A.6.2 The effects of organizational change on the likelihood of employing physicians assistants and nurse practitioners in 1990, odds ratios (N = 4,488) 130 7.1 Medical graduates by cohort and gender (AMA) 141 7.2 Ten groups of medical specialties 148 50 7.3 Medical specialty prestige ranking 158 9 xiv ? Tables ? A.8.1 Logistic regression predicting the presence of women lawyers, total sample (N = 6,507) 208 A.8.2 Logistic regression predicting the presence of women lawyers, event history sample (N = 4,213) 209 A.8.3 Logistic regression predicting the presence of women top executives (N = 6,507) 210 A.8.4 Logistic regression predicting the presence of women on corporate boards of directors (N = 6,507) 211 A.8.5 Two way fixed effects models predicting percentage of women attorneys, total sample with sample selection correction (lambda) (N = 6,507) 212 A.8.6 Logistic regression predicting the hiring of the first female attorney in legal departments with no female attorneys, including the percentage of firms in each industry with female attorneys and the percentage of female attorneys in each industry (with sample selection correction, N = 4,863) 214
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title Professional work a sociological approach
title_auth Professional work a sociological approach
title_exact_search Professional work a sociological approach
title_full Professional work a sociological approach Kevin T. Leicht and Mary L. Fennell
title_fullStr Professional work a sociological approach Kevin T. Leicht and Mary L. Fennell
title_full_unstemmed Professional work a sociological approach Kevin T. Leicht and Mary L. Fennell
title_short Professional work
title_sort professional work a sociological approach
title_sub a sociological approach
topic Cadres (Personnel)
Hoger personeel gtt
Managers gtt
Professionnels salariés
Professions libérales
Executives
Professional employees
Arbeitssoziologie (DE-588)4138757-0 gnd
Unternehmer (DE-588)4061949-7 gnd
Leitender Angestellter (DE-588)4035263-8 gnd
Berufssoziologie (DE-588)4144809-1 gnd
Wirtschaftssoziologie (DE-588)4066514-8 gnd
Führungskraft (DE-588)4071497-4 gnd
topic_facet Cadres (Personnel)
Hoger personeel
Managers
Professionnels salariés
Professions libérales
Executives
Professional employees
Arbeitssoziologie
Unternehmer
Leitender Angestellter
Berufssoziologie
Wirtschaftssoziologie
Führungskraft
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