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Careers of the Professoriate

Academic Pathways of the Linguists and Sociologists in Germany, France and the UK

Johannes Angermuller, Philippe Blanchard

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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Allgemeine und Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft

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This book examines career patterns of the professoriate. Professors may appear as specialised individualists in their fields, and yet they follow pathways which are anything but unique. Drawing from a unique data set, the authors analyse the trajectories of the almost 2000 linguists and sociologists who hold full professorships in Germany, France and the UK in 2015.  With a background in social theory, they reveal models, structures and rules that organise the professional lives and biographies of the most senior academics. This book presents the results of a systematic empirical study, which will be of interest to specialists in higher education studies as well as to linguists and sociologists, and to all academics more generally.

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career patterns, sociology, academic careers, professional associations, career progression, discourse analysis, higher education policy, linguistics, sequence analysis, professorship, value