The empirical cases, studied in two phases in the 1990s and in 2011, explore tensions that emerged between the new business logic, prevailing professional logic, and governance logic in the education field.
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However, there is little reason to presume that this will always remain the case, as the internal logics behind not leveraging patents is more historical legacy rather than based on professional logics.
The success or failure of initiatives in support of this quest are often understood in terms of an adversarial dynamic or struggle between the professional logics of medicine and of management.
On the basis of this evidence, the authors explore how ideas about in-house roles shape professional logics; how far professional notions such as independence play a role in those logics; and the ways in which ethical infrastructure are managed or are absent from in-house practice.
Still, some medical professionals question that logic and are pressing for routine vaccinations.
We do find, however, that the strongest espoused deviation from core professional values and logics has occurred in traditional work contexts (i.e. public accounting firms), and for the distinctive value of commitment to independence enforcement, the deviation is most pronounced in the elite core of the profession – the Big Four professional service firms.
The interesting element to Michael's rise was how for all the more mature material he retained a pop sensibility, as if his songs grew out of sensation, were proved on the pulses, rather than the contained logic of professional musician.
A few have already been mentioned: metaphorical versus literal meaning (the daughter's "hand"); professional versus common sense logic (the doctor); incompatible codes of behaviour (the marquis); confrontations of the trivial and the exalted ("eternal bliss"); trains of reasoning travelling, happily joined together, in opposite directions (the sadist who is kind to the masochist).
Most sportsmen have little choice in calling time on their professional careers, the pitiless logic of selection, injury and succession culling them with little regard for personal preference.
It is the way nearly all professionals proceed, relying on logic and intuition.
