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

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Policy, People, and the New Professional

De-professionalisation and Re-professionalisation in Care and Welfare

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Edited by Jan Willem Duyvendak, Trudie Knijn, Monique Kremer

Publisher: Amsterdam University Press
Online publication date: January 2021
Print publication year: 2006
Online ISBN: 9789048504251
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9789048504251

Subjects: Social Theory, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Anthropology, Sociology

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In recent decades, social and political pressures have forced a reevaluation of the roles of health and welfare professionals throughout Europe. Policy, People, and the New Professional examines those changes and their consequences.

The volume reveals how public dissatisfaction with caregivers, financial pressures from government agencies, and attempts to cope with Europe's increasingly multicultural population have led to changes in responsibilities and oversight for a wide range of practitioners. Though more changes are certain to come as Europe's population ages' Policy, People, and the New Professional provides an essential explanation of the road traveled so far.

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Frontmatter
pp 1-4

Contents
pp 5-6

1 - Policy, People, and the New Professional: An Introduction
pp 7-16

PART I - POLICY
pp 17-18

2 - The Rise of Contractualisation in Public Services
pp 19-33

3 - Evidence-Based Policy: From Answer to Question
pp 34-47

4 - Societal Neurosis in Health Care
pp 48-63

5 - When Ideologies Bounce Back: The Problematic Translation of Post-Multicultural Ideologies and Policies into Professional Practices
pp 64-78

PART II - PEOPLE
pp 79-80

6 - Safe Neighbourhoods
pp 81-96

7 - When Diversity Matters
pp 97-108

8 - From Residents to Neighbours: The Making of Active Citizens in Antwerp, Belgium
pp 109-121

9 - Authority, Trust, Knowledge and the Public Good in Disarray
pp 122-134

PART III - PROFESSIONALS
pp 135-136

10 - Heroes of Health Care?: Replacing the Medical Profession in the Policy Process in the UK
pp 137-151

11 - Tensions in Medical Work between Patients’ Interests and Administrative and Organisational Constraints
pp 152-163

12 - Empowerment of Social Services Professionals: Strategies for Professionalisation and Knowledge Development
pp 164-180

13 - Professional Management of Professionals: Hybrid Organisations and Professional Management in Care and Welfare
pp 181-193

About the contributors
pp 194-196

References
pp 197-216

Index
pp 217-221

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