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Climate Justice,Capitalism,and the Political Role of the Psychological Professions

Abiodun Omotayo Oladejo, Nick Malherbe, Ashley van Niekerk

Review of General Psychology

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First published 2021-9

Who Cares? Social Mobility and the ‘Class Ceiling’ in Nursing

Helene Snee, Haridhan Goswami

Sociological Research Online

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First published 2001-07

Professional Group Power in Developing Societies

Elliott A. Krause

Current Sociology

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First published 2015-5

Breaking the ‘Class’ Ceiling? Social Mobility into Britain's Elite Occupations

Sam Friedman, Daniel Laurison, Andrew Miles

The Sociological Review

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First published 2021-7

Discovering needs for digital capitalism: The hybrid profession of data science

Robert Dorschel

Big Data & Society

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First published 2019-6

Private Interests in a Public Profession: Teacher Education and Racial Capitalism

Lauren Anderson

Teachers College Record: The Voice of Scholarship in Education

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First published 2017-9

The academic profession in Russia’s two capitals: The impact of 20 years of transition

Elizaveta Sivak, Maria Yudkevich

European Educational Research Journal

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First published 2024-7

The unique and the invariant in the field of social work: The comparison of Lithuania,Japan,and the United States

Ieva Adomaityte-Subaciene, Arūnas Poviliūnas, Mindaugas Ignotas

International Social Work

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First published 2025-4

Exploring the Impact of Work Passion,Emotional Labor,and Psychological Capital on Burnout Syndrome: A Path Analysis Approach

Ayşe Bostan, Yavuz Selim Balcıoğlu, Meral Elçi

Sage Open

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First published 2023-9

Capitals,occupational fields and consumption preferences: An analysis of the British family expenditure survey (2009–2016)

Karina Pavlisa, Peter M. Scott

The Sociological Review

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