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Introduction: Craftsmanship and Normative Professionalization, Harry Kunneman (ed.)

PART I: CONCEPTUAL AND PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
1. The Corrosion of Character and Society. Sennett's Quest for morality, Joseph Dohmen
2. Parenthood and professional Work with Parents in Neoliberal Times: The Need for a subjunctive and Dialogical Approach, Katie-Lee Weille
3. Parenting as Craftsmanship. Moving between an Awareness of Being Responsible and `Good Parent-Experiences, Margreth Hoek
4. The Challenge of Organizing Social Work in the Episode of the Civil Society, Gerdien Blom
5. Local Welfare and the Rise of the Crafting Community, Willem Trommel
6. The `Workshop of social Work: Towards an Ethnography of Social Professionalism, Martijn van Lanen
7. The Art of E-care: Virtuous Care Work, Skills ad Information Technology, Mark Coeckelbergh
8. Good Work in a University Hospital. Professional Responsibility Revisited, Yolande Witman
9. Cynical Free Speech and Righteous Change, Rob Hundman

PART II: METHODOLOGICAL QUESTIONS
10. Handling Domestic Violence. The Power and Fragility of Tacit Knowing, Sietske Dijkstra
11. Between an `Undoable Science and a `New Kind of Research:Life Course Methods to Study Turnings Points and Landmarks, Magda Nico & Wander van der Vaart
12. Do Proxies Know as Much as their Partners? Similarities and Differences of personal Event Ratings, Ales Neusar & Wander van der Vaart
13. Application of Mixed Methods and Third party Help in a Hard-to-Reach Population, Melissa Quetulio-Navarra, Wander van der Vaart & Anke Niehof