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Professionals Under Pressure The Reconfiguration Of Professional Work In Changing Public Services 1st Edition Mirko Noordegraaf Bram Steijn

Name: Professionals Under Pressure The Reconfiguration Of Professional Work In Changing Public Services 1st Edition Mirko Noordegraaf Bram Steijn
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Professionals Under Pressure The Reconfiguration Of Professional Work In Changing Public Services 1st Edition Mirko Noordegraaf Bram Steijn

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Professionals Under Pressure The Reconfiguration Of Professional Work In Changing Public Services 1st Edition Mirko Noordegraaf Bram Steijn instant download after payment.

Publisher: Amsterdam University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.85 MB

Pages: 244

Author: Mirko Noordegraaf; Bram Steijn

ISBN: 9789048518302, 904851830X

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1

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Professionals Under Pressure The Reconfiguration Of Professional Work In Changing Public Services 1st Edition Mirko Noordegraaf Bram Steijn by Mirko Noordegraaf; Bram Steijn 9789048518302, 904851830X instant download after payment.

Over the past decade, public services have come under increasing pressure to perform like private-sector organisations. This study demonstrates that professionals have much leeway in coping with changes caused by IT developments, distributed knowledge and more demanding public which have all created new pressures on public services. The authors conclude that rather than demanding more autonomy and space, public service professionals need renewed and workable professional standards.