ProfessionalizationPrentice-Hall, 1966 - 365 páginas |
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... field.4 Byrnes showed in 1886 in his history of professional criminals in America that many thieves participated for longer or shorter times in crimes outside their own special field.5 THE PROFESSION OF THEFT AS STATUS The professional ...
... field.4 Byrnes showed in 1886 in his history of professional criminals in America that many thieves participated for longer or shorter times in crimes outside their own special field.5 THE PROFESSION OF THEFT AS STATUS The professional ...
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... field ; or he may eagerly claim the specific field , while minimizing the larger area ; he may emphasize neither , or both . Similarly , the implicit statements about the person may be proudly claimed , whether these claims are ...
... field ; or he may eagerly claim the specific field , while minimizing the larger area ; he may emphasize neither , or both . Similarly , the implicit statements about the person may be proudly claimed , whether these claims are ...
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... field , what hopes may we have that we can do it in another field ? If freedom of the mind is interdicted , so to speak , by the government in one of the oldest and strongest traditions , why is it reasonable to believe that the freedom ...
... field , what hopes may we have that we can do it in another field ? If freedom of the mind is interdicted , so to speak , by the government in one of the oldest and strongest traditions , why is it reasonable to believe that the freedom ...
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+ Professionalization in Historical Perspective 2 A M CarrSaunders General | 9 |
Howard Vollmer and Donald Mills | 21 |
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