Article authors

  • Lapshyna V. L.
    PhD. in Sociology
    Associate Professor
    Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs
    27,L. Landau avenue, Kharkiv, 61080, Ukraine
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Sociology

Professionalism: the content and structure of the concept

Ukr. socìum, 2005, 2-3(7-8): 54-58
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Ukrainian
https://doi.org/10.15407/socium2005.02-03.054
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The article examines the notion of professionalism and provides a range of its definitions. Professionalism is seen as a multi­level phenomenon. The article distinguishes between the primary and secondary professionalism in their various forms, and outlines the impact of professionalism upon society’s social and economic development.

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