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Amerpass as a Non-State System of Transnational Professional Identification: Conceptual, Institutional and Ethical-Legal Foundations

A conceptual model for preserving and presenting professional identity across countries and institutions, emphasizing documentary coherence, context and verification of experience.

AuthorsIgor Leonov
Manuscript / version date2026-01-19
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The paper develops Amerpass as a non-state approach to presenting a professional biography. It considers circumstances in which familiar channels of recognition are disrupted by migration or a change of institutional environment.

It connects organizational design with the ethical and legal boundaries of professional identification. The concept is discussed as an evolving model rather than a completed system with established effectiveness.

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DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.6246498

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Igor Leonov. (2026). Amerpass as a Non-State System of Transnational Professional Identification: Conceptual, Institutional and Ethical-Legal Foundations. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6246498

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Igor Leonov. (2026). Amerpass as a Non-State System of Transnational Professional Identification: Conceptual, Institutional and Ethical-Legal Foundations.

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