And political change

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If these definitions of profession and professionalization are used, what then was the contribution of the chemical societies It is clear that new professional posts were being created in late-nineteenth-century Britain, but this was primarily the consequence of economic, social and political changes over which the societies could claim little control. However, if we shift the emphasis from demarcation in terms of limiting entry to demarcation in terms of defining roles... 

By the turn of the century things had changed rather dramatically. In particular the railway companies had lost a lot of their power. Their position was weakened considerably because of serious economic problems and political change. In addition to this railway regulation was becoming increasingly technical and thus arguably less vulnerable to political influence. 

The displacement, resettlement, and relocation of populatiorrs as a result of state-defined development processes is, therefore, not only a matter of happerrstance where people are moved because they are in the way" of new infiastructure. Rather the displacement of people and corrununities is frequentty an essential element of economic and political modernization, and a mearrs of social and political change. 

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