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|a The sociology of work in Canada :
|b papers in honour of Oswald Hall /
|c edited by Audrey Wipper.
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|a Revised edition.
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|b Carleton University Press,
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|a "Supplement ... includes 11 figures pertaining to Warren E. Kalbach's article, 'The Demographic Transformation of Canada's Work Force' on pp. 487-503" [12] p. in pocket.
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|a Contents -- Preface -- Oswald Hall and the Sociology of Work -- Part One: Historical Perspectives -- An Overview of the Canadian Work Force, 1901-1971 -- Educational Policies and the Labour Force: An Historical Perspective on the Ontario Case -- Part Two: Occupational Recruitment, Socialization and Subcultures -- Institutionalized Stealing Among Big-City Taxi-Drivers -- The Informal Behaviour of Infantry Recruits -- The Name of the Game: Occupational Status among Professional Riders -- Selling Real Estate: Redefinition and Persuasion
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|a Professionalism and Marginality: The Case of the Ontario Funeral DirectorThe Transition from Student to Practitioner: The Making of a Chiropractor -- Measuring Student Attitudes Toward Science and Scientists -- Part Three: Work in Bureaucracies -- The Underside of the Hospital: Recruitment and the Meaning of Work Among Non-Professional Hospital Workers -- Careers, Role Models and Politics of Higher Civil Servants in Ontario -- Reflections on Work Organization Among Structural Steelworkers -- The Nursing Role in General Hospitals: An Organizational Analysis
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|a Part Four: Sex and Ethnic InequalitySome Antecedents of the Occupational Aspirations of Ontario High School Students -- Work, Technical Role Models and the Absence of Women in Academia -- Inner Fraternity and Outer Sorority: Social Structure and the Professionalization of Occupational Therapy -- Changing Aspirations and Roles: Middle and Upper Class Women Enter the Business World in Canada, India and Australia -- Social Movements and Occupational Socialization: Quebec Nationalism and French Canadians in Advertising -- Part Five: Power, Protest and the Polity
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|a Occupational Adaptations to Environmental Complexities: The Case of Oil ScoutsThe Takeover of Shawinigan: Symbol of Political Tensions in Canada -- Militancy and Violence in Canadian Labour Relations, 1900-1975 -- Competition Policy and the Self-Regulating Professions -- The Professions and Collective Action: Responses to State Control and Public Criticism -- Part Six: New Authors -- The Demographic Transformation of Canada's Work Force -- The Boardroom and the Hospital's Power Structure -- Canadians and Canadiens -- Canadians and Canadiens Thirty Years Later
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|a Revisiting Nathan KeyfitzFrom One Transition to Another -- Epilogue to Canadians and Canadiens -- References to Part Introductions -- Oswald Hall: Curriculum Vitae -- The Contributors
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