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|a Critical perspectives on the globally mobile professional and managerial class.
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|a Critical perspectives on international business: Volume 11, Issue 2
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|a Cover; Editorial; Critical perspectives on the globally mobile professional and managerial class; Perceived mobility of impact: global elites and the bono effect; Wall Street women: professional saviors of the global economy; Being and becoming a professional accountant in Canada; Making critical sense of discriminatory practices in the Canadian workplace; Showing them the door (nicely): rejection discourses and practices of a global elite.
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|a In this e-book five distinctive and critical contributions draw our attention to a range of issues in relation to a transnational elite and a globally mobile professional and managerial class; each of the contributions deal with important groups and questions that relate to a 'transnational elite'. Together the papers in this e-book offer a diverse range of investigations of the global elite. Their diversity indicates the breadth of possible ways in which a global elite and globally mobile professionals might be studied and highlights the substantial opportunities that exist to research such gr.
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