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Самоосвіта і самодисципліна - шлях для професійного зростання

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Antoniuk W., Swierida B.

Scientific Bulletin of Chełm - Section of Pedagogy

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2014

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issue 1

37-39

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In the article the view of the nature of the modern teacher, his picture as a highly individual, aimed at obtaining good results through self-realization and pedagogical skills is presented.

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Psychological Features of Professionalization of Students

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FILATOVA O., FILATOV V., SEMENOVA A.

Edukacja-Technika-Informatyka

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2018

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vol. 9

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issue 3

114-116

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The article describes the stages of professional development of the individual; psychological regularities and features of professionalization in student's years are analyzed.

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THE CONTEMPORARY HISTORY MUSEUM AS AN INSTITUTION ACQUIRING, STORING AND RENDERING AVAILABLE HISTORICAL SOURCES FROM THE NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY

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Bergmann O.

Muzealnictwo

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2013

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vol. 54

90-97

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The article focuses on more than ten questions concerning the titular theme. At the very onset the author noticed that museums, in particular so-called history museums, are for all practical purposes the only institution gathering and on an almost “mass-scale” rendering available a large part of existing sources, thus enabling the researcher to become acquainted with facts and processes from the past and to supplement his knowledge. For this reason, the museums in question are in a better situation than archives and libraries interested chiefly in “written sources”. The primacy of museums in this respect pertains to four types of sources that simultaneously comprise museum exhibits: 1) sources never or only sporadically amassed in libraries and archives, 2) sources important and useful for historians studying select problems (e.g. “small homelands”, the history of local communities, family history, etc.), i.e. information absent in other sources used most often by historians for the purpose of surveys, 3) material culture sources that cannot be found in libraries and archives, and 4) sources serving research dealing with widely comprehended daily life. There are several reasons for these indubitably extensive resources of museums showrooms and storerooms, i.a. first and foremost numerous interpersonal contacts with, e.g. collectors, history lovers, veterans or simply the public - museum visitors. In order to make suitable use of these assets and preserve them for future generations the article presents proposals for the professionalisation and intensification of acquiring, storing, and rendering available valuable albeit, as a rule, insufficiently appreciated historical sources in museums. This process is composed of scientific research conducted in museum institutions as well as contemporary digitization of collections and their suitable display corresponding to the expectations of the public and historians. Just as indispensable for the success of such projects is the professional competence and involvement of the museum staff, an expansion of the base of the social impact of the institutions in question, and the preparation of suitable methods of collaboration with scientific institutions, archives, libraries and individuals (e.g. collectors).

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Psychology Students’ Professional Identity Forming at the University

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FILATOVA O., FILATOV V., SEMENOVA A.

Edukacja-Technika-Informatyka

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2017

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vol. 8

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issue 1

114-117

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The article presents recommendations for psychology students' professional identity formation at the university. According to authors’ point of view the most efficient method is sociopsychological training.

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The ups and downs of the professionalization of social work in Poland after 1990. The comments on the debate

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Wódz K., Faliszek K.

Praca Socjalna

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2018

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vol. 33(6)

108-124

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The article attempts to present the process of professionalization of social work in Poland after 1989. It was shown in terms of the classical attribution model and in the concept of Abbott, in which the essence of the pro-fessionalization process is primarily the functioning of the profession in a complex system of internal and exter-nal dependencies. Analyses indicate that the process of professionalization of social work in Poland is currently far incomplete, and the ongoing and planned changes in the social welfare system are unlikely to favour its development. We deal with specific monopolistic practices of the state in shaping the institutional foundations of social assistance in accordance with the interests of the central administration, which seeks to shift responsibility for implemented activities to external entities, retaining full and even increased possibilities of exerting influence and control. This is also reflected in the ongoing attempt to standardize social services, which is ultimately an element of deprofessionalisation of social work

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Konceptualizace profesionality u vzdělavatelů dospělých

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Milana M., Skrypnyk O.

Studia paedagogica

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2012

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issue 1

113-128

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Podobně jako v jiných oborech se i ve vzdělávání dospělých stala profesionalita předmětem rychlých socioekonomických změn. Na rozdíl od jiných sfér je však profesionalita u vzdělávání dospělých mnohem složitější pojem s ohledem na obsáhlost tohoto oboru a jeho zvláštní rysy. Tento příspěvek reviduje tradiční modely profesionality z perspektivy profesionality rolí. Hlavním argumentem autorek přitom je, že není na místě konceptualizovat vzdělávání dospělých jako jednu profesi nebo jednu profesní oblast. V oboru vzdělávání dospělých existuje řada povolání, jež tvoří kontinuum. Autorky tvrdí, že profesionalizace v oblasti vzdělávání dospělých by měla být hodnocena ve světle znalostí praktiků o teoriích učení se dospělých, etické epistemologie, která řídí jejich chování, a míry důvěry, které se jim od dospělých učících se dostává, nikoli z pohledu specifických povolání, která vykonávají.

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Practical lessons carried out in social work field of study in the opinion of the AMU in 2011th and 2015th graduates. a reflection on the education staff of social assistance

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Koperski Ł.

Praca Socjalna

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2017

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vol. 32(2)

137-153

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This article consists of four parts. In the first I show theoretical approach to the development of Polish social work as an academic discipline from the 60s to the present time. I focus on the changes introduced in the education of staff of social assistance and how it developed as the autonomy of social work at Polish universities. The second part is dedicated to the research methodology, constructed purposes, the proposed methods, techniques and the conduct and organization of research. In the third part I analyse the collected results of research devoted to the general feedback on the direction of social work and detailed, addressing specific practical subjects such as practical training in education, social project, professional practice, specialization practice, the areas of social work. The last part are the conclusions of the research and identification of the main dilemmas related to the academic education of future social welfare staff.

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WSPÓŁCZESNE MUZEUM HISTORYCZNE JAKO INSTYTUCJA GROMADZENIA, PRZECHOWYWANIA I UDOSTĘPNIANIA ŹRÓDEŁ HISTORYCZNYCH Z XIX I XX WIEKU

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Bergmann O.

Muzealnictwo

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2013

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vol. 54

90-97

PL

W artykule Współczesne muzeum historyczne jako instytucja gromadzenia, przechowywania i udostępniania źródeł historycznych z XIX i XX wieku skoncentrowano się na kilkunastu dotyczących tego tematu kwestiach. Już na początku zauważono, iż muzea, w tym szczególnie tzw. „historyczne”, są w praktyce jedynym miejscem gromadzenia i prawie „masowego” udostępnia dużej części istniejących źródeł, pozwalających badaczom poznać lub uzupełnić swoją wiedzę o faktach i procesach z przeszłości. Z tego powodu znajdują się one w lepszej sytuacji niż zainteresowane głównie „źródłami pisanymi” archiwa i biblioteki. Prymat w tym względzie muzeów dotyczy zwłaszcza czterech rodzajów jednocześnie źródeł, jak i eksponatów muzealnych: 1) źródeł w ogóle lub tylko sporadycznie gromadzonych w bibliotekach i archiwach, 2) źródeł dla historyków ważnych i przydatnych w badaniach pewnych zagadnień, (np. dotyczących „małych ojczyzn”, dziejów lokalnych społeczności, rodzinnych itd.), o których brak informacji w innych źródłach, z których w kwerendach historycy korzystają najczęściej 3) źródeł kultury materialnej, których szukanie w bibliotekach lub archiwach jest również bezcelowe, oraz 4) z nimi przeważnie bezpośrednio związanych źródeł służących do badań szeroko rozumianego życia codziennego. Przyczyn tego stanu rzeczy niewątpliwego bogactwa muzealnych sal i magazynów jest kilka w tym przede wszystkim liczne kontakty interpersonalne np. z zbieraczami, pasjonatami historii, środowiskami kombatanckimi czy po prostu z odwiedzającymi muzea osobami. Aby te atuty wielu muzeów odpowiednio wykorzystać i przede wszystkim zachować dla potomności kolejne źródła historyczne (w tym też te powstałe stosunkowo niedawno i jeszcze interesujące niewielu badaczy) w artykule przedstawiono też propozycję profesjonalizacji i intensyfikacji gromadzenia, przechowania i udostępniania w muzach cennych, choć przeważnie niedocenianych źródeł historycznych. Na ten proces składa się prowadzenie w tych instytucjach badań naukowych, nowoczesna digitalizacja zbiorów oraz ich odpowiednie (zgodną z oczekiwaniami zarówno zwiedzających, jak i historyków) ich eksponowanie. Poza tym niezbędne dla sukcesu tego rodzaju projektów jest fachowość i zaangażowanie pracowników muzeów, poszerzanie bazy społecznego oddziaływania tych instytucji oraz opracowanie odpowiednich, służących temu celowi metod współdziałania z placówkami naukowymi, archiwami, bibliotekami i osobami fizycznymi (np. kolekcjonerami).

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Doradztwo (polityczne) w jednostkach samorządu terytorialnego jako ewentualny przejaw procesu profesjonalizacji działań

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Scheffs Ł.

Przegląd Zachodni

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2021

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issue 2 (379)

113-126

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The main aim of the paper is to answer the question whether the use of qualified expert knowledge is a manifestation of professionalization of activities within local government and, additionally, whether it is an example of alliance of the world of science and politics, even if implemented at the local level. The basic research problem is to clarify the meaning of the term political consultancy, understood much more broadly than just advocacy activity in the field of public relations, closely correlated to the period of the election campaign. The perspective adopted in the study goes much further, treating consulting as a professional service provided at various levels of management of the local government community. The author puts forward the following hypotheses: 1) Consultancy has always been associated with various forms of governance of a given community. 2) Currently, views on the need to use consultancy services in politics are being articulated more explicitly. 3) This ongoing process can also be noted at the level of local government units, among others in Poland. 4) This phenomenon is not only discernable, but even necessary for the further development of local communities and their specific policies, which require appropriate substantive support of persons and/or institutions prepared to play such a role. The research method used is content analysis. The keywords related to the topic include political consultancy, professionalization, self-government.

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The Professionalization of Internal Auditing

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Gacoń T.

Management and Business Administration. Central Europe

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2013

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vol. 21

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issue 4(123)

55-68

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Purpose: This paper attempts to examine the meaning of professionalization, the conditions required for professionalization and whether internal auditing can be recognized as a profession. The paper makes use of study results in the fi eld of internal auditing conducted in Europe and the USA, as well as Andrew Abbott’s theory on the system of professions. Professions have common characteristics which differentiate them from other occupations. These characteristics were used to determine the criteria for evaluating the professionalism of internal auditing. The conducted analysis indicates that presently internal auditing cannot be regarded as an independent profession. Methodology: Study results (quantitative and qualitative) in the fi eld of internal auditing were used in the analysis. Findings: The conducted analysis indicates that presently internal auditing cannot be regarded as an independent profession. Research limitations: Only a selection of research studies conducted in the USA and a few European countries were used, which limits the cognitive value of the analysis. Originality: The paper presents an overview of conducted research studies and gives an evaluation of the current state of professionalization of internal auditing.

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The Private Side of a New Security Identity in French Cities

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Bauvet S.

Political Preferences

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2018

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issue 18

75-90

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Focusing on the joint analysis of security trends and the organization of the private security market in France, this article addresses the new relationships between different security players and modern citizenship and society within the framework of metropolization. Despite the construction of an extended sovereign power, especially after the Second World War, the governments started to cooperate in the 1990s with other partners and to vary the levels of decision making in terms of security policies. Experts from private security companies or local councillors are new operators in the so-called “security co-production”. An analysis at the metropolis scale seems important in order to understand the issues related to security for two reasons: firstly, because of the particular pressure connected to the recent terrorist attacks than can affect the “identity” of the city; secondly, because “incivility” – constructed as a major political problem since the 1990s – is linked to social structures of local territories within a wider one, with differentiated means for the people who live in the metropolitan center of social framework. The social representations of order and social control are still based on the relationships between private property, transports and public (access) spaces. The new security identity of cities depends on the relationships between local policies and the socio-economic reality of citizens, including private security guards, whose life conditions are an expression of the paradoxes of modern life.

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Doradca zawodowy w edukacji i na rynku pracy

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Piekarski M.

Edukacja Ustawiczna Dorosłych

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2019

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issue 2

75-82

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The aim of the article is to show the specificity of career counsellor profession in the perspective of career counselling understood as professionalization (knowledge about professions). Nowadays, a lot of expectations and guidelines are b

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Volunteering in the Context of Social Work – Historical Connection and Perspectives

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BROZMANOVÁ A., STACHOŇ M.

Historia i Polityka

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2014

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issue 12(19)

97-110

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Social and voluntary work are connected historically. The relationship between social and voluntary work has undergone specific development. Contemporary values of social and voluntary work are based on principles of democracy and human rights and their aim is to promote a socially cohesive and just society. The goal of the contribution is to analyze the perspectives of volunteering in the context of social work. In the first section the historical connection between voluntary and social work is analyzed. In the second section attention is paid to changes in social and voluntary work in relation to the modernization process of society and possibilities and perspectives of future cooperation between social and voluntary work are outlined.

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Social work and other helping professions in the process of professionalization. The specificity of Poland after 1989 from the perspective of the sociology of professions

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Rymsza M. B.

Problemy Polityki Społecznej. Studia i Dyskusje

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2020

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vol. 51

49-74

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Helping occupations are an integrated category for all specialists delivering social services. Thera are two main dimensions of professionalism in delivering services: (1) technical aspect associated with the accumulation of specialized knowledge about services, and (2) normative aspect related to the service ideal. Sociology of professions considers helping occupations as semi-professions: occupations under the process of professionalization. In Western Europe helping occupations emerged after Industrial Revolution and have been professionalized within the frame of modern welfare states. In Poland professionalization of helping occupations was frozen during fifty years of communism and has accelerated under the transformation and modernization of the last three decades. Like in all EU countries variety of helping specialist have reached the status of regulated occupations. Specificity of the Polish professionalization path is related to: (1) unsuccessful attempts to make social work a reference category for all helping practices, (2) construction of a legal category of the public trust professions open only for a smaller part of helping specialists, (3) ongoing processes of differentiation of assistance practices and fragmentation of social services. The Author argues that in the upcoming years public policy should be implemented to create a new order of helping professions and social services.

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Foreign Approaches to Determining the Categories of Teachers' Professionalization and Professionalism in the System of Continuing Advanced Training

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Postryhach N.

Comparative Professional Pedagogy

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2014

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vol. 4

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issue 4

46-52

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In this article we have tried to switch our attention towards the contemporary debates about the teaching profession that are more focused on a recognized reality that the profession is changing due to the development of modern society, with more complex tasks in the system of pedagogic education. Accordingly, we felt it necessary to respond to several issues raised by researchers in this problem field: what skills should teachers possess in a society that is constantly evolving and changing? What are teachers to “know” and “know how to do?” How should they be prepared to practice this profession? What types of theoretical, methodological, professional skills do teachers need to achieve? What are the most appropriate and effective primary training programs for teaching staff? Answers to these questions can only be “the professionalization of teaching career” and, in particular, the development of “professiogram” of the profession. We thought it would be useful to analyze aspects such as professionalism and professionalization, their interrelation and significance. In addition, the professionalization is realized on the basis of standard educational function, which, in its turn, indicates the presence of general and specific skills and abilities needed to realize the teaching profession.

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Peer Review in School Self-evaluation: Cultivating Skills in Data Use

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Michek S., Pol M., Chvál M.

The New Educational Review

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2013

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vol. 34

30-40

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This paper is focused on peer review used by schools as a potential means of support for mutual learning and the development of staff professionalism. It is based on empirical material obtained from The Road to Quality Improvement1, a Czech national project designed to support self-evaluation in schools. Data from 32 schools were collected by questionnaire surveys, interviews, focus groups and document analysis. Main findings are as follows: (1) a prerequisite for successful peer review is previous experience of evaluation activities and work with data; (2) peer review develops participants’ sensitivity in terms of the need for the development of evaluation skills; (3) evaluation activities and work with data develop participants’ professionalism and their potential to contribute to school development.

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Profesjonalizacja zarządzania zasobami ludzkimi w małych i średnich przedsiębiorstwach

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Pocztowski A., Pauli U.

Zarządzanie Zasobami Ludzkimi

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2013

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issue 3-4(92-93)

9-22

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The aim of the article is to indicate areas as well as the scope of professionalization of HRM in small and medium enterprises. The reason behind the undertaking of this problem may be found in the results of research conducted on SMEs that show that the owners or managing directors of such companies tend to focus on main business areas, paying less attention to other functions deemed “supporting.” One of them is the personnel function. This is in spite of the fact that professional literature considers human capital a very significant factor in the organization. Thus, the quality of HRM processes in such entities continues to be low. In its first part, the article defines the concept of HRM professionalization and indicates the main ways used in its measurement and assessment. The successive part discusses the primary areas of HRM professionalization, taking into account the specifics of SMEs. The last part is devoted to presenting and discussing the results of empirical research relating to the level of professionalization in training activities in SMEs. The analyses conducted include all the stages of the training process, where the statistical exemplification of the data constitutes a basis for the formulation of final conclusions.

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Polish computer magazines: Changes and professionalization of the IT publishing market

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Ciszek P.

Rocznik Historii Prasy Polskiej

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2022

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issue 1

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Úloha patrona v procesu profesionalizace nižšího kléru v raném novověku : příklad severomoravských a slezských panství knížat z Lichtenštejna ve druhé polovině 18. století

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Pumpr P., Reischlová D.

Folia historica Bohemica

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2018

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vol. 33

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issue 2

461–498

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The presented study focuses on the role played by holders of the right of patronage in the process of enforcing professionalization tendencies among the Early-Modern-Age clergy. It is based on an analysis of entries on 136 clergymen that were recorded at seven North Moravian and Silesian estates of the House of Liechtenstein in the period 1764–1767. It focuses on the issue of what priests’ professional qualities were monitored by the Liechtenstein patron and his officers, how he assessed them, what ideal of a clerical administrator did the patron employ and how this assessment influenced the priests’ career. Based on this analysis the study concludes that there existed a specific “patronage” variation of the professionalization process.

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Transformations in second-order campaigning: A German-Finnish comparison of campaign professionalism in the 2004 and 2009 European parliamentary elections

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Tenscher J., Mykkänen J.

Central European Journal of Communication

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2013

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vol. 6

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issue 2 (11)

171-187

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In this article, we address the problem of measuring professionalism of political cam- paigns in European parliamentary elections. We use a comparative research design with party-level campaign data from two fairly similar EU member states, Germany and Finland, and two elections, 2004 and 2009. Th eoretically, our analysis is based on the so-called party-centred theory of profes- sionalism, which puts an emphasis on party characteristics in explaining the variance of campaign professionalism. We hypothesize that besides observing increasing party-level campaign professional- ism in time and higher levels of professional campaigning in Germany, professionalism is positively associated with a party’s size, its right-wing orientation and recent change of leadership. We found support for the time-eff ect and party size, whereas evidence in country comparison, ideological orien- tation and change of leadership was inconclusive, suggesting signifi cant diff erences among countries and elections. It also seems that the political left harbours the most professional parties. Th is calls for a re-evaluation of the party-centred theory of campaign professionalism.

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Самоосвіта і самодисципліна - шлях для професійного зростання

Psychological Features of Professionalization of Students

THE CONTEMPORARY HISTORY MUSEUM AS AN INSTITUTION ACQUIRING, STORING AND RENDERING AVAILABLE HISTORICAL SOURCES FROM THE NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY

Psychology Students’ Professional Identity Forming at the University

The ups and downs of the professionalization of social work in Poland after 1990. The comments on the debate

Konceptualizace profesionality u vzdělavatelů dospělých

Practical lessons carried out in social work field of study in the opinion of the AMU in 2011th and 2015th graduates. a reflection on the education staff of social assistance

WSPÓŁCZESNE MUZEUM HISTORYCZNE JAKO INSTYTUCJA GROMADZENIA, PRZECHOWYWANIA I UDOSTĘPNIANIA ŹRÓDEŁ HISTORYCZNYCH Z XIX I XX WIEKU

Doradztwo (polityczne) w jednostkach samorządu terytorialnego jako ewentualny przejaw procesu profesjonalizacji działań

The Professionalization of Internal Auditing

The Private Side of a New Security Identity in French Cities

Doradca zawodowy w edukacji i na rynku pracy

Volunteering in the Context of Social Work – Historical Connection and Perspectives

Social work and other helping professions in the process of professionalization. The specificity of Poland after 1989 from the perspective of the sociology of professions

Foreign Approaches to Determining the Categories of Teachers' Professionalization and Professionalism in the System of Continuing Advanced Training

Peer Review in School Self-evaluation: Cultivating Skills in Data Use

Profesjonalizacja zarządzania zasobami ludzkimi w małych i średnich przedsiębiorstwach

Polish computer magazines: Changes and professionalization of the IT publishing market

Úloha patrona v procesu profesionalizace nižšího kléru v raném novověku : příklad severomoravských a slezských panství knížat z Lichtenštejna ve druhé polovině 18. století

Transformations in second-order campaigning: A German-Finnish comparison of campaign professionalism in the 2004 and 2009 European parliamentary elections