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Autores principales: Farr, W. Ken, Scott, R. Neil
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1996
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ536289
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author Farr, W. Ken
Scott, R. Neil
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Scott, R. Neil
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Scott, R. Neil
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contents Earnings Determinants of Library Faculty of the University System of Georgia. Farr, W. Ken Scott, R. Neil Academic Libraries Academic Rank (Professional) Continuing Education Faculty Faculty Publishing Higher Education Library Personnel Library Research Library Science Masters Degrees Professional Development Salary Wage Differentials Sex Differences Analyzes the effects of human capital, institutional, and personal factors on earnings of library faculty with a master of library science degree employed by the University System of Georgia. Finds that earnings increase with experience, position, and higher academic rank; that gender discrimination is absent; and that intellectual contributions and additional graduate education are not directly rewarded. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Earnings Determinants of Library Faculty of the University System of Georgia.
Farr, W. Ken
Scott, R. Neil
Academic Libraries
Academic Rank (Professional)
Continuing Education
Faculty
Faculty Publishing
Higher Education
Library Personnel
Library Research
Library Science
Masters Degrees
Professional Development
Salary Wage Differentials
Sex Differences
Earnings Determinants of Library Faculty of the University System of Georgia. Farr, W. Ken Scott, R. Neil Academic Libraries Academic Rank (Professional) Continuing Education Faculty Faculty Publishing Higher Education Library Personnel Library Research Library Science Masters Degrees Professional Development Salary Wage Differentials Sex Differences Analyzes the effects of human capital, institutional, and personal factors on earnings of library faculty with a master of library science degree employed by the University System of Georgia. Finds that earnings increase with experience, position, and higher academic rank; that gender discrimination is absent; and that intellectual contributions and additional graduate education are not directly rewarded. (PEN)
title Earnings Determinants of Library Faculty of the University System of Georgia.
topic Academic Libraries
Academic Rank (Professional)
Continuing Education
Faculty
Faculty Publishing
Higher Education
Library Personnel
Library Research
Library Science
Masters Degrees
Professional Development
Salary Wage Differentials
Sex Differences
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ536289