Daniel Muzio
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Daniel Muzio is a leading scholar in the sociology of the professions, professional service firms, and organizational theory, with a particular focus on how professional work is regulated, organized, and contested. His major contributions include advancing our understanding of professionalization projects, the role of large law and accounting firms in reshaping professional boundaries, and the interplay between professionalism and commercialism. His work has garnered over 10,000 citations, reflecting its profound influence on management and organization studies. Notably, his co-authored paper on "The Legal Profession: From Profession to Business?" is a seminal piece that critically examines the transformation of legal practice under market pressures. Muzio’s research also explores diversity and inequality within professions, as well as the impact of generative artificial intelligence on business and management, as seen in his recent highly cited work (2024, 98 citations). A Professor of Organization Studies at Newcastle University Business School, he has edited key volumes and served on editorial boards of top journals, shaping contemporary debates on professional work and its future.
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