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Karriereforschung: Konzeptioneller Rahmen, zentrale Diskurse und neue Forschungsfelder

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Auf Basis eines konzeptionellen Rahmens – dem „Social Chronology Framework (SCF)“ (Gunz und Mayrhofer 2015) – bietet der vorliegende Beitrag einen Überblick zur Karriereforschung. Nach ausführlicher Herleitung des Begriffs werden Hauptstränge der Karriereforschung vorgestellt und anhand eines Beispiels illustriert, typische blinde Flecken herausgearbeitet und neue Ansätze und Methoden vorgestellt, die diese adressieren.

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