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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"occupational closure"”.

  1. Professionalization and market closure : the case of plumbing in India

    … understood as a process of establishing market closure and monopoly control over work, this paper presents a case where professionalization erodes rather than establishes occupational closure. Using the case of plumbing in India, I demonstrate how the Indian Plumbing Association (IPA), a newly …

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  2. The Mandatory Accreditation Of Emergency Medical Services Paramedic Programs In The United States: A Workforce Perspective

    … the lens of professionalization theory and occupational closure. The study included a non-probability convenience expert sampling of the state EMS Director in each of the 48 contiguous states and yielded an 80.85% return rate. The online survey utilized dichotomous and multi-option variables …

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  3. Explaining Gendered Participation in Computer Science Education

    … global variations, I determine that Anne Witz’s occupational closure theory provides an explanation for the historico-geographical variations. I find that policies (e.g. educational gatekeeping) and discourses (e.g. you need to be brilliant to be a computer scientist) are the primary ways in …

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  4. Working with your hands : essays on craft occupations in India

    Essay 1 : Professionalization And Market Closure: The Case Of Plumbing In India. Professionalization has long been understood as a process of establishing market closure and monopoly control over work; however, in this article I present a case in which professionalization erodes rather than …

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