2002
DOI: 10.1007/s12108-002-1033-z
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The analysis of labour markets in canadian sociology

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“…As such, individuals involved in the promotion process may rely on particularistic criteria and interpersonal relations. They may emphasize "accent," "Canadian experience," "lack of initiative," and/or "inability to bargain" (see de Silva, 1992;Ornstein, Stewart and Drakich, 1998;Smith, 2002). Furthermore, the use of publication as a means of promotion may be questionable.…”
Section: Liberal Arts Sciences Sciences Sciences A-a F-a A-a F-a A-a mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As such, individuals involved in the promotion process may rely on particularistic criteria and interpersonal relations. They may emphasize "accent," "Canadian experience," "lack of initiative," and/or "inability to bargain" (see de Silva, 1992;Ornstein, Stewart and Drakich, 1998;Smith, 2002). Furthermore, the use of publication as a means of promotion may be questionable.…”
Section: Liberal Arts Sciences Sciences Sciences A-a F-a A-a F-a A-a mentioning
confidence: 99%