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v. 4 n. 2 (2017): Revista de Estudos Empíricos em Direito

Satisfação profissional dos bacharéis em Direito no processo de estruturação das carreiras jurídicas

DOI
https://doi.org/10.19092/reed.v4i2.244
Enviado
junho 30, 2017
Publicado
2017-06-30

Resumo

Esse artigo propõe uma nova abordagem para o estudo de satisfação profissional nas carreiras jurídicas. A partir de um quadro analítico Bourdiesiano de compreensão da relação entre classe social e inclinações, sustentamos que satisfação profissional depende em parte das origens sociais e das credenciais relacionadas à essas origens, cujas hierarquias sociais ajudam a definir as expectativas e possibilidades que produzem as carreiras profissionais. Através dessas lentes, satisfação profissional é compreendida como um mecanismo por meio do qual as hierarquias sociais e profissionais são produzidas e reproduzidas. Baseado no primeiro conjunto de dados sobre carreiras jurídicas (incluindo um survey e entrevistas em profundidade), notamos que a origem social dos bacharéis em direito, tal como foi refletida no ranking das suas faculdades de direito, diminui a satisfação na carreira e aumenta a probabilidade de busca de empregos para os bacharéis em direito melhor sucedidos. Quando combinado com os dados das entrevistas, percebemos que classe social é um componente importante de um sistema de estratificação que tende a levar os indivíduos para posições hierarquicamente organizadas.

 

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