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Preparing for the Teaching Profession 0190322853, 9780190322854

This textbook prepares pre-service teacher education students for their transition into professional practice as teacher

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Hostile Environment - How Immigrants Became Scapegoats

How migrants became the scapegoats of contemporary mainstream politics While refugees risked their lives crossing the Me

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Don Quixote’S Profession 9780231881005

A collection of three lectures on Don Quixote that argues the titular character was primarily an actor and was aware of

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Public Relations Writing Worktext : A Practical Guide for the Profession [3 ed.] 9780203871638, 9780415997539

Public Relations Writing Worktext provides the fundamental knowledge and the basic preparation required for the professi

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Profession vs Ethics

This article studies the process of professionalization in general and particularly in architecture and reviews the concept of professional ethics and the codes and documents related to it. The article investigates on the motivations of the conflicts between the documents of professional ethics with the ethical values by criticizing several codes of professional conducts produces by the main professional organizations in the field of architecture. The article proposes an ethical approach which can go beyond and above professions and their limited professional interests to be able to prevent the unethical professional conducts. JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY URBAN AFFAIRS (2017) 1(2), 1-10. https://doi.org/10.25034/ijcua.2017.3650

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