Colleagues in organization : the social construction of professional work /
edited by Ralph L. Blankenship.
- New York : Wiley, c1977.
- xiii, 426 p. ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Perspective: Silverman, D. The action frame of reference. Lofland, J. Analyzing social settings. Bittner, E. The concept of organization. Bucher, R. and Stelling, J. Characteristics of professional organizations.--Members: Olesen, V. and Whittaker, E. Characteristics of professional socialization. Caplow, T. and McGee, R. J. Procedures of academic recruitment. Manning, P. K. Talking and becoming. Blankenship, R. L. Organizational careers.--Process: Schelling, T. C. An essay on bargaining. Manning, P. K. Rules, colleagues and situationally justified actions. Thompson, J. D. and McEwen, W. J. Organizational goals and environment. Weick, K. E. The enacted environment.--Control: Crozier, M. Power and uncertainty. Bidwell, C. E. and Vreeland, R. S. Authority and control in client-serving organizations. Bucher, R. Faculty politics and power. Blankenship, R. L. Toward a theory of collegial power and control.
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Organizational sociology. Professional socialization. Professions.