Policy, People, and the New Professional: De-professionalisation and Re-professionalisation in Care and Welfare

book: Policy, People, and the New Professional

Open Access Published by Amsterdam University Press 2006

Policy, People, and the New Professional

De-professionalisation and Re-professionalisation in Care and Welfare

Edited by: Jan Willem Duyvendak , Trudie Knijn and Monique Kremer

Volume 1 in the series Care and Welfare Series

https://doi.org/10.1515/9789048504251

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About this book

An essential perspective on the latest shifts in roles of the health and welfare professionals throughout Europe

Author / Editor information

Jan Willem Duyvendak is professor of sociology at the University of Amsterdam. Trudie Knijn is professor of sociology at the University of Utrecht. Monique Kremer is a researcher affiliated with the Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy.

Reviews

‘This book brings fresh and exciting perspectives to work on the remaking of the welfare professions in the 21st century. It addresses some of the key issues faced by professionals, from the ‘contract culture’ and evidence based practice to dealing with multiculturalism or fostering neighbourliness. This will be of immense value to professionals struggling to redefine their role in a changing world; to academics reaching for new theoretical frameworks; and to students of social and public policy.’ Janet Newman, Open University, UK

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Frontmatter Publicly Available Download PDF	1
Table of Contents Publicly Available Download PDF	5
1. Policy, People, and the New Professional An Introduction Jan Willem Duyvendak, Trudie Knijn and Monique Kremer Open Access Download PDF	7
PART I. POLICY
2. The Rise of Contractualisation in Public Services Trudie Knijn and Peter Selten Open Access Download PDF	19
3. Evidence-Based Policy From Answer to Question Giel Hutschemaekers and Bea Tiemens Open Access Download PDF	34
4. Societal Neurosis in Health Care Margo Trappenburg Open Access Download PDF	48
5. When Ideologies Bounce Back The Problematic Translation of Post-Multicultural Ideologies and Policies into Professional Practices Jan Willem Duyvendak and Justus Uitermark Open Access Download PDF	64
PART II. PEOPLE
6. Safe Neighbourhoods Sophie Body-Gendrot Open Access Download PDF	81
7. When Diversity Matters Marleen van der Haar Open Access Download PDF	97
8. From Residents to Neighbours The Making of Active Citizens in Antwerp, Belgium Maarten Loopmans Open Access Download PDF	109
9. Authority, Trust, Knowledge and the Public Good in Disarray Monique Kremer and Evelien Tonkens Open Access Download PDF	122
PART III. PROFESSIONALS
10. Heroes of Health Care? Replacing the Medical Profession in the Policy Process in the UK Celia Davies Open Access Download PDF	137
11. Tensions in Medical Work between Patients’ Interests and Administrative and Organisational Constraints Werner Vogd Open Access Download PDF	152
12. Empowerment of Social Services Professionals Strategies for Professionalisation and Knowledge Development Jeroen Gradener and Marcel Spierts Open Access Download PDF	164
13. Professional Management of Professionals Hybrid Organisations and Professional Management in Care and Welfare Mirko Noordegraaf Open Access Download PDF	181
About the contributors Open Access Download PDF	194
References Open Access Download PDF	197
Index Open Access Download PDF	217

Languages: English, English
Publisher: Amsterdam University Press
Audience: Professional and scholarly;
Pages
- Main content: 222

eBook

Published: June 6, 2006
ISBN: 9789048504251