598
Changing Patterns of Professional Regulation

Wednesday, 13 July 2016: 09:00-10:30
Location: Hörsaal 17 (Juridicum)
RC52 Sociology of Professional Groups (host committee)

Language: English

Over the last several decades patterns of professional regulation have undergone significant change. In countries where self-regulation was historically the norm, state-regulation or co-regulation has become more common. International regulatory mechanisms have developed. In some parts of the world de-regulation has occurred. 
Papers in this session will explore trends and patterns in professional regulation (and deregulation) within particular professional and national contexts, as well as across national borders, and across time. In keeping with the forum theme, papers exploring the future of professional regulation, and best practices in professional regulation are also welcome.
Session Organizer:
Tracey ADAMS, Sociology - University of Western Ontario, Canada
Posters:
598.2
Shifting Patterns of Professional Regulation: Medicine in Comparative International Perspective
Michael SAKS, University Campus Suffolk, United Kingdom
598.3
Transforming the Bonds Between Governance and Professions: Health Reform in Germany, Sweden and Turkey
Ellen KUHLMANN, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany; Tuba AGARTAN, Providence College, USA; Mia VON KNORRING, Karolinska Institutet, MMC, Sweden
598.4
Mutual Recognition Agreements for Foreign-Trained Professionals. Lessons and Challenges for Regulation from the France-Quebec Experience.
Jean-Luc BEDARD, TÉLUQ - Université du Québec, Canada
598.5
Expanded Scope and Accountability? National Regulatory Reform of Health Professionals in Australia
Fiona PACEY, The University of Sydney, Australia; Stephanie SHORT, The University of Sydney, Australia
598.6
Significance of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Systems in India: Some Issues of Its Continuity and Re-Emergence
Arvind CHAUHAN, Department of Sociology, Barkatullah University, Bhopal, (M.P), 462026, India, India
598.7
Professional Bodies and the Regulation of Four Key Professions in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Debby BONNIN, University of Pretoria, South Africa; Shaun RUGGUNAN, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
598.8
Changing Patterns of Professional Regulation : The Case of the Notaries in France. a Profession Between Self-Regulation, State-Regulation and Market Rules.
Corinne DELMAS, University of Lille, CERAPS (UMR CNRS 8026), France
598.9
Variations in Self-Regulation: Understanding the Present (and reflecting on the future) By Considering the Past.
Tracey ADAMS, Sociology - University of Western Ontario, Canada
598.10
State Risk Discourse and the Regulatory Preservation of Traditional Medicine Knowledge: The Case of Acupuncture in Ontario, Canada
Nadine IJAZ, University of Toronto, Canada; Heather BOON, University of Toronto, Canada
598.11
Protecting the Right to Pursue a Livelihood for Foreign-Trained Professionals: Toward Building an Enabling Regulatory System
France HOULE, University of Montreal, Canada
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