Overview
- Format
- Book
- Published
- New York : Oxford University Press, 1990
- Locale
- Germany
- Contents
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Professionalization German style
The German concept of profession
Professions in Imperial Germany
Neocorporate professionalism
Professions in crisis. Democratizing the professions
The challenge of reform
Structural and ideological constraints
Interest group professionalism
Regaining professional stability. The price of normalcy
Professions and politics
Toward republican professionalism
The breakdown of liberal professionalism
The impact of the Great Depression
The rise of Nazi alternatives
Collapse of interest republicanism
Professionals as accomplices. The illusion of reprofessionalization
Compulsion of self-coordination?
Restoring professional authority
From nationalist to Nazi professionalism
"Germanizing" the professions
Nazification of personnel and practice
The spoils of collaboration
Abnormal Nazi normality
Deprofessionalization in the Third Reich
Professions at war
The warping of professionalism
Professionalism instrumentalized
Perils of professionalism
Rebuilding the professions
The travails of German practitioners
Professionals and liberty
Appendix A. Statistical tables with Eric John Yonke
Appendix B. A note on sources with Ingrid Rehm Richards. - Notes
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 263-334) and index.
Professionalization German style -- The German concept of profession -- Professions in Imperial Germany -- Neocorporate professionalism -- Professions in crisis. Democratizing the professions -- The challenge of reform -- Structural and ideological constraints -- Interest group professionalism -- Regaining professional stability. The price of normalcy -- Professions and politics -- Toward republican professionalism -- The breakdown of liberal professionalism -- The impact of the Great Depression -- The rise of Nazi alternatives -- Collapse of interest republicanism -- Professionals as accomplices. The illusion of reprofessionalization -- Compulsion of self-coordination? -- Restoring professional authority -- From nationalist to Nazi professionalism -- "Germanizing" the professions -- Nazification of personnel and practice -- The spoils of collaboration -- Abnormal Nazi normality -- Deprofessionalization in the Third Reich -- Professions at war -- The warping of professionalism -- Professionalism instrumentalized -- Perils of professionalism -- Rebuilding the professions -- The travails of German practitioners -- Professionals and liberty -- Appendix A. Statistical tables with Eric John Yonke -- Appendix B. A note on sources with Ingrid Rehm Richards.
Physical Details
- Language
- English
- External Link
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Electronic version(s) available. Hosted by VLeBooks
- ISBN
- 0195044827
- Additional Form
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Electronic version(s) available internally at USHMM.
- Physical Description
- xiv, 352 pages ; 25 cm
Keywords & Subjects
- Subjects
- Professional employees--Government policy--Germany--History--20th century. Professions--Government policy--Germany--History--20th century. Lawyers--Germany--History--20th century. Teachers--Legal status, laws, etc.--Germany--History--20th century. Engineers--Legal status, laws, etc.--Germany--History--20th century. Germany--Politics and government--1933-1945.
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