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ISBN: 142379950X 1585116726 9781423799504 Year: 2006 Publisher: Chicago Institute for Career Research
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Police officers constantly go on patrol, 24 hours a day in most cities, to make sure that people who are thinking about committing crimes know that they will be caught and punished if they do. This is known as "showing the flag,"or telling the bad guys who's the real boss in the neighborhood. This is also the backbone of policing technique. Cops look for trouble and hope they don't find it. Make no mistake – cops are not universally loved. Certainly they are despised by criminals, but they are also thought of by many law-abiding folks as agents of oppression. Most such claims have little valid
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ISBN: 1423799518 1585117927 9781423799511 Year: 2007 Publisher: Chicago : Institute For Career Research,
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The most important thing to understand is that most of the actors who achieve some degree of success do so because there is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE IN THE WORLD THAT THEY CAN POSSIBLY IMAGINE THEMSELVES DOING. That being said, most must do a lot of "grunt work" type jobs: waiting tables, maid service, temping, or anything else that will pay the bills while allowing themselves flexibility in schedule, so that there's time for auditions, meetings with casting directors and agents, and working on your image. In a way, a career in acting is similar to marketing and sales. A career in TV and film a
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ISBN: 8179936317 9788179936313 9788179935699 8179935698 Year: 2016 Publisher: New Delhi, India : TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute),
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Year: 1956 Publisher: Paris: Rivière,
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ISBN: 9780136293521 0136293522 Year: 1969 Publisher: Englewood Cliffs (N.J.): Prentice Hall,
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Year: 1957 Publisher: Düsseldorf : Pädagogischer Verlag Schwann,
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Year: 1954 Publisher: New York : Wilson,
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ISBN: 2200616430 Year: 2016 Publisher: Paris : Armand Colin,
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Comment se saisir de groupes professionnels plus ou moins constitués, légitimes ou prestigieux ? Comment mobiliser une sociologie des groupes professionnels pour analyser les moments de structuration et de déstructuration qui les affectent ? Ce livre présente les grandes manières d'appréhender les groupes professionnels en rassemblant les différents auteurs que compte ce domaine de la sociologie. En ce qu'ils sont partie prenante de la structure sociale à laquelle ils appartiennent, les groupes professionnels peuvent être étudiés au regard de leur puissance excluante ou intégratrice, des stratégies de différenciation qu'ils mettent en œuvre, des protections et soutiens dont ils disposent, des différentes formes de gouvernance qui les régulent ou encore des menaces qui les entourent.
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Year: 1952 Publisher: Paris : Éditions Astéria,
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Year: 1995 Publisher: Cambridge, Massachusetts : National Bureau of Economic Research,
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We argue that the enumerators' occupational returns from the important census of 1880 were heavily edited prior to publication. The effect was to substantially reduce the number of individuals reported with an occupation. For youthful and older males and all women the editing was so substantial as to qualitatively affect the apparent trend in labor force participation for these groups over time. The stylized facts regarding labor market dynamics during the period of American industrialization and the historical stories constructed around them will now need to be reexamined. We contend that the editing was secretly authorized by Francis Amasa Walker, Superintendent of the Tenth Census of 1880 and one of the most prominent and decorated economists, statisticians, and public servants in America at this time. While other scholars have identified potential sources of bias in census figures, no one has heretofore suggested that the official statistics of the United States were covertly altered to present a picture different from information collected by census enumerators. If we are correct, the sociology of official nineteenth-century American statistics will require rethinking.
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