Vol. 24 No. 1 (2013): The Production of 'Beruf'

Editors: Alexander Mejstrik, Sigrid Wadauer and Thomas Buchner

Editorial staff: Reinhard Sieder

The volume was initially published in 2013 as a print-version in StudienVerlag. Coverdesign by Kurt Höretzeder, Typesetting: Marianne Oppel, Cover: StudienVerlag/Karin Berner.

Published: 2013-04-01

editorial

editorial: die erzeugung des berufs

Alexander Mejstrik, Sigrid Wadauer, Thomas Buchner

5–11
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research paper

Punctuated Equilibria Three ‘Leaps’ in the Evolution of the German Vocational Training System

David Meskill

12–33
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How Public Labour Offices Implanted Vocational Concepts (Austria, 1918–1938)

Irina Vana

34–58
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A Profession against All Odds or a Profession Ideal for Women? Housemaids in Germany from 1918 to the 1960s

Mareike Witkowski

59–79
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“The most exhausting job in the world” Love and Care Work in SOS Children’s Villages

Sarah Speck

80–108
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Precarious Vocations The Subjectivation of Unemployment in Vocational Training and Career Services in West Germany and Great Britain 1964–1990

Wiebke Wiede

109–130
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New and Old Tendencies in Labour Mediation among Early Twentieth-Century U.S. and European Composers An Outline of Applied Attitudes

Anna G. Piotrowska

131–149
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Approaching the Musician’s Beruf in Austria ca. 1900–1938

Georg Schinko

150–171
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Conceptualizing Work/Employment in India A Study of Chakri in Colonial Bengal (19th–20th centuries)

Tuhina Ganguly

172–197
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From Coercion to Commitment On the Historical Semantics of “Work” and “Vocation” (Beruf) in Max Weber’s Protestant Ethic

Thomas Sokoll

198–220
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Vol. 24 No. 1 (2013): The Production of 'Beruf'

editorial

editorial: die erzeugung des berufs

research paper

Punctuated Equilibria Three ‘Leaps’ in the Evolution of the German Vocational Training System

How Public Labour Offices Implanted Vocational Concepts (Austria, 1918–1938)

A Profession against All Odds or a Profession Ideal for Women? Housemaids in Germany from 1918 to the 1960s

“The most exhausting job in the world” Love and Care Work in SOS Children’s Villages

Precarious Vocations The Subjectivation of Unemployment in Vocational Training and Career Services in West Germany and Great Britain 1964–1990

New and Old Tendencies in Labour Mediation among Early Twentieth-Century U.S. and European Composers An Outline of Applied Attitudes

Approaching the Musician’s Beruf in Austria ca. 1900–1938

Conceptualizing Work/Employment in India A Study of Chakri in Colonial Bengal (19th–20th centuries)

From Coercion to Commitment On the Historical Semantics of “Work” and “Vocation” (Beruf) in Max Weber’s Protestant Ethic

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