The Routledge Companion to the Professions and Professionalism

General Introduction: The Challenging Worlds of Professions and Professionalism PART I. Theories of Professions and Professionalism 1. Sociological Theories of Professions and their Links to Organizations 2. A Paradox Perspective: The Redefinition of Medical Professionalism in the Age of Artificial Intelligence 3. Gender, Diversity and Intersectionality in Professions and Potential Professions: Analytical, Historical and Contemporary Perspectives 4. Black Perspectives on the Professions and Professionalism 5. Professionals and Citizenship: The Impact of Democratization 6. Professions and Professionals under Stress: Responses to Legitimate Social Claims for EDI PART II. Professional Governance 7. Professional Regulation 8. Trust in Systems, Professions and Professionals 9. Bureaucracy and Professionals in Populist Administration: Shifts in the Brazilian Environmental Governance 10. Transnational Professionals 11. Professional Brokerage: Lawyers in the Negotiation of Africa’s Relationship with the World Economy 12. Platformization of Professional Governance 13. Ideal Minorities and Inclusion Cultures in the Legal Profession Part III. Professions, Management, and Leadership 14. Restructuring Professional Organizations 15. The Professionalization of Management 16. Hybrid Managers and Professional Leadership 17. Leadership, Managerialism, and Professionalism under the Neoliberal State: Transitions in Expert Power and Control 18. Professionals and Co-Creation in a Context of Institutional Complexity 19. Collegiality in Contemporary Professional Service Firms Part IV. Current Trends and Challenges in Professional Work 20. In the Market – Teachers’ Conditions for Work in Times of Policy Change 21. Academic Professionalism: Eroded, Protected or Consolidated in the European Context? 22. Regulation, Crisis and Tax Consultants 23. Interprofessional Working for the Health Professions: From Fried Eggs to Frittata 24. Professional Mobilities 25. AI Safety as a Space between Fields 26. Partial Professions: Aspiration, Mobility and Professional Possibility in Indian Gig Work