... of work and professions by providing a nuanced understanding of the tensions that can arise between the professional expertise of florists and the aesthetic preferences of customers. The findings on the micro-level reveal that adherence to floral ethics serves as a strategy for protecting and maintaining...

..., or indeed whether international partners have inhibited progress by prioritising their own norms and priorities. It asks uncomfortable questions for funders about the way in which they plan and evaluate their work. Africa research management profession professional development international support...

... are just at the birth of the profession in the region. Historically, there have been very few professionals either related to or officially recognised as Research Managers and Administrators (RMAs) in CEE countries, resulting in their limited resources and capabilities. Nevertheless, some RMAs have found...

..., illustrative vignettes highlight the diversity of routes into the profession and some common themes attracting professionals to ‘the best job of all’ ( Andreson, 2016 ) – Research Management and Administration. RAAAP HIBARMA career profession routes into the profession skills career satisfaction role...

... how this varied ecosystem could even undermine the recognition of RMA as a profession. Research management and administration profession professionalism insider research labyrinthine career societal ethos Research Administration as a Profession 1. Introduction The purpose of this chapter...

... are rare in the region, many researchers and government officials in ASEAN recognised the importance of these coordination skills and values in advancing STI projects. Coordinating ASEAN-Japan projects has demonstrated that practical experiences with skilled professionals and strong interpersonal skills...

... and administration professionals. Pakistan research management and administration RAAAP CRA extramural research profession Research Ecosystem Pakistan, as one of the developing countries of Asia ( World Bank Data, 2022 ), has been predominantly dependent on extramural funding for a variety of implementation...

... USD 285 million) from Vingroup. The emergence of investment policies for research activities and professional, internationalised RMA activities of these universities also created a phenomenon of social mobility, and brain drain from both public and private universities. Therefore, the establishment...

... and widening of international cooperation may significantly increase the demand for RMA professionals. Profession Belarus RMA Research Management and Administration State Committee on Science and Technology (SCST) lead executing organisations (LEOs) The Research Ecosystem in Belarus Belarus gained...

... is an informal Portuguese network to promote the profession and the professionals working at the interface of science, that is, the different profiles of RMAs within most R&I institutions (Agostinho et al., 2018). It integrates professionals with different levels of academic attainment who develop diverse...

... their attention to the RMA community in Europe and will support RMAs in their strive for professional recognition. References References Groeninx van Zoelen 2023 Groeninx van Zoelen , A. ( 2023 ). The development of research and innovation in Europe: A short history . In S.   Kerridge , S.   Poli...

... with the Editors’ hope that the book serves as a catalyst for further exploration of the RMA field and RMA professions. Profession professional associations soft skills training and development policy gender mental health legitimacy Global North-South diversity, equity, and inclusion accreditation...

... impactful. Gender stereotypes were more prevalent, making it culturally permissible to cast female healthcare professionals as subservient and their work as an extension of their presumably natural domestic and caring abilities. Indeed, nursing itself as a profession was in its inception, with the idea...

... diversifying and professional work is increasingly intertwined with the logics of market and bureaucracy. Taking impurities seriously can help the sociology of professions move beyond the idealistic image of an independent, disinterested professional detached from human emotions, turf battles, client influence...

... understand or affect change in society? How should sociologists respond, professionally, personally, and collectively to the new world we are living in? In what follows, I develop provisional answers to these questions by considering the state of sociology today in terms of profession, vocation, and critical...

...-or-explain corporate federalism creative coalition defer-or-settle disciplines financial literacy governance gap greed jurisdiction name-and-shame oversight profession professionalism regulation regulatory capture respect smart regulation Machiavelli recognized excellence of organization...

...Abstract Purpose This paper seeks to advance the understanding of the relevance of management accounting (MA) as a profession by examining societal role expectations of MA professionals in Australia. Methodology/approach The study presented in this paper is based on a questionnaire survey...

... is that a professional possesses knowledge and expertise that her client/patient lacks. It’s that, indeed, that brings them together. It’s also a large part of the explanation of the importance and centrality of trust for the professions and the existence of professional codes of ethics, which serve to nurture...