Difference between revisions of "Research Career Theories"
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| − | [[The three careers of an academic]] | + | *[[Scientific and technical human capital]] |
| − | + | *[[Social Cognitive Career Theory]] | |
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 28 February 2018
This section lists conceptual work in the field of research careers. At this moment, the content is limited to the theoretical approaches identified in “A Functional Review of Literature on Research Careers.” (Woolley, Cañibano, & Tesch, 2016) [1].
Articles
- Economics of Science
- The three careers of an academic
- Scientific and technical human capital
- Social Cognitive Career Theory
Sources
- ↑ Woolley, R., Cañibano, C., & Tesch, J. (2016). A Functional Review of Literature on Research Careers. Ingenio Working Paper Series. 2016-05. Valencia. Available online: http://www.ingenio.upv.es/sites/default/files/working-paper/2016-05.pdf
