Prestige and the University Press

Keywords

Prestige, Rhetoric, Occupational prestige, Sociology, Media studies

References

• Scholarship Reconsidered: Priorities of the Professoriate.Lawrence Poston, Ernest L. Boyer — 1992
• Changing Patterns of Publication Productivity: Accumulative Advantage or Institutional Isomorphism?.Eric L. Dey, Jeffrey F. Milem, Joseph B. Berger — 1997
• The General Reader Market for University Press Books in the United States, 1990–9, With Projections for the Years 2000 through 2004Albert N. Greco — 2001
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• Publish or perish: the troubled state of scholarly communicationDennis P. Carrigan — 1991
• The Chicago Guide to Your Academic CareerJohn Goldsmith, John Komlos, Penny Schine Gold — 2001

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• An Analysis of College Students' Occupational Prestige RatingHU Ron — 2003
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• Gender Differences in the Evaluation of PrestigeBrian Powell, Jerry A. Jacobs — 1984
• The Relationship of Sex to Occupational Prestige in an African Country.Richard E. Hicks — 1969
• Reinspecting a Structural Position on Occupational PrestigeR. Murray Thomas — 1962
• The Explanation of Occupational Prestige HierarchiesRobert M. Marsh — 1971
• Occupational prestige: A sex-neutral concept?Jerry A. Jacobs, Brian Powell — 1985
• Occupational Prestige: An Empirical Study of its CorrelatesAlbeno P. Garbin, Frederick L. Bates — 1961
• The Explanation of Occupational Prestige HierarchiesRobert M. Marsh — 1971
• Occupational Prestige Expectations Among Male College GraduatesJoe L. Spaeth — 1968