Titlebook: Crisis at Work; Identity and the End Jesse Potter Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Work.Career.Identity.Narra

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Aktionsfelder der Wirtschaftstransformation,zational experience. Though radical in their rejection of middle-class materialism, the success of their transitions was contingent upon a reconfiguration of what Albert Hirschman calls ‘the ideology of exit’ (Hirschman 1970, p.112). Hirschman suggests that conventional success is achieved by way of

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Konzepte zur Wirtschaftstransformation, Rather than a story about what it means to move from one type of work to the next, these stories reveal something about the process of constructing a coherent working-life, and how self-understanding is contingent upon the ‘work’ taking place within that construction. This is significant in that it

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Book 2015rk impacts the lives of men and women, and less about the way individuals understand themselves in the face of institutions and organizations from which they feel marginalized. Based on the narratives of men and women who underwent extraordinary work life changes, Crisis at Work examines how we nego

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lue, believe in, and are committed to and the degree to which work and career have become incapable of assuaging those desires, Potter examines how individuals attempt to assemble working-lives they find rich and rewarding and how that work is negotiated within the constraints and possibilities of the contemporary moment.978-1-137-30543-5

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,The Kleene–Schützenberger Theorem,ed a pseudo-spiritual tone as declarations of self, as well as processes of self-actualization, were not only conscious and deliberate but intertwined with activities believed to be conducive to intrapersonal enrichment and greater self-awareness.

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The Politics of Self-Determination,ed a pseudo-spiritual tone as declarations of self, as well as processes of self-actualization, were not only conscious and deliberate but intertwined with activities believed to be conducive to intrapersonal enrichment and greater self-awareness.