Foreword: Paul Redmond
Chapter One: Introduction - Graduate careers in context - setting the scene
Fiona Christie and Ciaran Burke
Part One: Graduate labour market: theoretical debates
Chapter Two: "Investing Your Future": The Role of Capitals in Graduate Employment Pathways
Ciaran Burke and Sarah Hannaford-Simpson
Chapter Three: Whose employability? Fees, Labour Markets and the Unequal Rewards of Undergraduate Study
Andrew Morrison
Chapter Four: Regional Capital and 'Local' Graduate Employment
Teresa Crew
Part Two: Graduate careers and transitions
Chapter Five: Graduate labour market myths
Charlie Ball
Chapter Six: Graduate Gap Years: Narratives of Postponement in Graduate Employment Transitions in England
Katy Vigurs, Steven Jones, Diane Harris and Julia Everitt
Chapter Seven: Geography, mobility and graduate career development
Rosie Alexander
Chapter Eight: Learning to be employable
Jane Artess
Chapter Nine: Life in the graduate graveyards: making sense of underemployment in graduate careers
Tracy Scurry and John Blenkinsopp
Part Three: Professional and Organisational issues relating to employability
Chapter Ten: Organisational Responses to the Employability Agenda in English Universities
Bob Gilworth
Chapter Eleven: A new career in Higher Education careers work
Siobhan Neary, Jill Hanson
Chapter Twelve: Contested Boundaries of Expertise in HE careers and employability services
Nalayini Thambar
Part Four: Careers Professionals Evolving into Researchers
Chapter Thirteen: The rise of the practitioner-researcher. How big data and evidence-based practice requires practitioners with a research mindset
David Winter
Chapter Fourteen: Making connections through practitioner research
Gill Frigerio
Chapter Fifteen: Conclusion - editorial reflections and a call to action
Fiona Christie and Ciaran Burke