Titlebook: Engineers in Britain; A Sociological Study Ian A. Glover,Michael P. Kelly Book 1987 I. A. Glover and M. P. Kelly 1987 Action.Union.economy.

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Engineering and the British Economic Problem basis of age, gender, race, regional and national origin, occupation, colour of hair and physical stature. However there are two dimensions of social differentiation which require particularly close attention in respect of engineers: status and class. The reasons for this are, first, that compared

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-5788-7s book is written in the belief that the majority of the criticisms, from both sides, are unfair or wrong, and in the hope that practitioners and teachers of engineering will come to see that the study of sociology has something to offer their students.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137305251 and the complexity and responsibility of their jobs, British engineers do not fare particularly well in terms of prestige, financial rewards and power; and, second, compared with engineers in other countries British engineers do not do well either. Prestige, financial rewards and power are aspects of class and status.

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Introduction: Sociology and Engineerings book is written in the belief that the majority of the criticisms, from both sides, are unfair or wrong, and in the hope that practitioners and teachers of engineering will come to see that the study of sociology has something to offer their students.

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