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The New Careers: Individual Action and Economic Change

Michael B. Arthur, Kerr Inkson, Judith K. Pringle

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Working from the basis that individuals are now much more mobile in their careers than during the more stable conditions of previous eras, this book examines and predicts new patterns of career development into the 21st century

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Working from the basis that individuals are now much more mobile in their careers than during the more stable conditions of previous eras, this book examines and predicts new patterns of career development into the 21st century

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Working from the basis that individuals are now much more mobile in their careers than during the more stable conditions of previous eras, this book examines and predicts new patterns of career development into the 21st century

Key concepts: Action (physics), Social capital, Capital (architecture), Rounding, Career Pathways, Public relations, Sociology, Political science

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