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Professionalization or
professionalisation is a
social process by
which any
trade or
occupation transforms itself into a true "profession of the highest...
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another aristocrat in
order to
determine a winner. The
sport became professionalised as
footmen were
hired specifically on
their athletic ability and began...
- the
sponsor in 2015–16, the
intent grew more serious, with
moves to
professionalise the club and
establish a
fanbase with the
introduction of matchday...
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knowledge transfer among universities and industry. By
promoting and
professionalising knowledge transfer practice, the ****ociation aims to
enhance the impact...
- 2016, 2018)
whilst Ireland won in 2013 and 2015.
Rugby union has been
professionalised since 1995.
Professionalism has
brought mixed results, with gr****roots...
- government, warfare, art, literature, architecture, and engineering. Rome
professionalised and
expanded its
military and
created a
system of
government called...
-
people in
everyday life. He
points to the
example of a
relatively professionalised type of
magician being the ba'alei shem of Poland, who
beginning in...
-
continuing many of Thatcher's
neoliberal policies. This,
coupled with the
professionalising of the
party machine's
approach to the media,
helped Labour win a...
-
internally tolerated within the party,
although as part of Farage's push to
professionalise the
party a
number of its members, such as MEP
Godfrey Bloom, were...
- and of Napoleon. His
major achievement was to
institutionalise and
professionalise the
practice of
history in France.
Aulard was born at
Montbron in Charente...
