Professions in Civil Society and the State

Sciulli, David

doi:10.1163/ej.9789004178311.iii-488

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“…He investigated, among others, how courts and professions made private business corporations more ethical. Apart from private business corporations and professional bodies, his "civil society" is an empty house (Sciulli, 2009(Sciulli, , p. 236-2241.…”

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“…This research agenda does not treat professions a priori as arbitrators or mediators of values and norms (Parsons, 1939(Parsons, , 1968. They are not defined here as the third power "upgrading" society and its organizations by spreading superior knowledge as well as the principles of meritocracy, collegiality, transparency, fiduciary responsibility, and so on (Sciulli, 2009;Freidson, 2001). Neither are they a priori defined as authors and administrators of disciplinary measures (Goffman, 1991, Foucault, 1975 nor as promoters of pastoral care or bio-politics (Foucault in Goldstein, 1984;Dean & Villadsen 2016).…”

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“…In parallel, there exists a delimited set of occupations, such as law, medicine, or accounting, with highly specific – usually nation-specific – forms of accreditation and regulation, that are seen as professions in a narrow sense. To complicate matters further, the term ‘profession’ as it is used in English-language social science has specifically Anglo-American connotations and there are no simple synonyms to it in continental sociology (Sciulli, 2005: 920–1; see also Sciulli, 2009). For simplicity and clarity, I follow many sociologists to chart a middle course between the informal and the formal understandings of the term.…”

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Professions and their expertise: Charting the spaces of ‘elite’ occupations

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2020

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This paper argues for a sustained study of knowledge-intensive or liberal professions in geography. I review existing work in political geography and related fields to identify a gap in the study of knowledge-intensive professions, especially those that are popularly associated with elites. I draw from sociology, anthropology, and international relations to explain why we need to better understand such professions. By the geographical study of professions and their expertise I mean the examination of the places, spatial networks, and travels of ideas that shape these professions and the expertise created therein.

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“…Endelig ser den funktionelle og positive professionssociologi professioner som først og fremmest håndhaevere af et produkt af det civile samfunds normative orden (Durkheim & Turner, 1992;T. Parsons, 1964: 428-479;Sciulli, 2009). Julia Evetts peger endvidere på, hvordan man også må sondre mellem udviklingen af professioner, professionalisering og professionalisme for at begribe hvilke sociale systemer, sociale relationer og ikke mindst videnshierarkier, der betinger udfaldet af udviklingen af en ny profession (Evetts, 1999:119).…”

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“…udvikling forklares for eksempel ved samfundsprocesser, der involverer forholdet mellem stat, marked og civilsamfund, mens professionaliseringsstile kan forklares af de organisatoriske og institutionelle hierarkier, der kendetegner uddannelses-og erhvervsfeltet (Sciulli, 2009). Endelig kan professionalisme som empirisk faenomen forklares ved de betingelser for udøvelse af ydelser, der eksempelvis kendetegner rammerne for interaktioner mellem professionelle og de individer, som ydelserne er rettet mod (Wilensky, 1964).…”

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Magten i sundhed: Om sundhedsprofessionalisme i kommunale sundhedshuse

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Artiklen undersøger, hvordan det ændrede fokus på sundhed (afstedkommet af strukturreformen i 2007) har haft betydning for udviklingen af sundhedsprofessionalisme i kommunale sundhedshuse og for de sundhedsprofessionelles kamp for status. Hvordan udøves sundhedsprofessionalisme i fraværet af læger og deres bio-medicinske forståelsesramme, i fraværet af hospitalets kliniske rammer og ikke mindst i fraværet af ”diagnosen” som klassificerende og statusgivende redskab? Artiklens teoretiske afsæt er professionel udvikling og status. Teori peger her på at professionalisme får sin endelige form i mødet med individet og de administrative, sociale og fysiske rammer, der betinger udøvelsen af aktiviteter og graden af formalisering. Artiklen undersøger hvilken status, der knytter sig til de sundhedsrelaterede aktiviteter udøvet under de lokale administrative og forvaltningsmæssige rammer i sundhedshusene, ligesom det undersøges, hvilken status sundhedshuset ser ud til at have for de borgere, der kommer der.The power of health: Health professionalism in municipal health housesThe article examines how the altered focus on health (brought about by structural reform in 2007) has had an impact on the development of health professionalism in municipal health houses and health professionals’ struggle for status? How is the health professionalism exercised in the absence of doctors and their bio-medical framework of understanding, in the absence of hospital clinical setting and not least in the absence of »the diagnosis« as a classifying and status-giving tool? The article’s theoretical basis is professional development and status. Theory suggests that professionalism gets its final form in the meeting with the individual and in the meeting with the administrative, social and physical environment that determines the performance of activities and the degree of formalization. The article examines the status related to the health-related activities pursued under the local administrative and governance structures in health houses, just as it is examined what status the health house seems to have for the citizens who come there.

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Professions in Civil Society and the State

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Professions and their expertise: Charting the spaces of ‘elite’ occupations

Magten i sundhed: Om sundhedsprofessionalisme i kommunale sundhedshuse

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