Varieties of Professionalism in Late Modernity: Evidence from The German Healthcare System

  • Эллен Кульман Guest Professor of Health Policy and Services at the University Siegen, Germany and Visiting Professor of Social Policy at the University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom, the President of the Research Committee on Professional Groups (RC52) of  the International Sociological Association (ISA), and Vice-President of the European Sociological Association (ESA)
Keywords: professionalism, Germany, managerialism, professionalisation, healthcare

Abstract

This paper explores the varieties of professionalism and the tensions of diverse patterns of professionalism between exclusion and social inclusion. The aim of research is to highlight an innovative potential of professionalism for the modernization of healthcare systems
and the role of the state to target this potential. The transformations of the corporatist system of stakeholder regulation bring new patterns of professionalism and a potential for modernization of heàlth care beyond marketization and managerialism into view. The findings of research highlights the f lexibility and power of professionalism in the German health system.

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Published
2010-12-31
How to Cite
КульманЭ. (2010). Varieties of Professionalism in Late Modernity: Evidence from The German Healthcare System. The Journal of Social Policy Studies, 3(4), 535-550. Retrieved from https://jsps.hse.ru/article/view/3736
Issue
Vol 3 No 4 (2005): Managerialization Of Social Policy
Section
ARTICLES IN RUSSIAN