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■020    ▼a9781925021714▼q(electronic  bk.)
■020    ▼a1925021718▼q(electronic  bk.)
■020    ▼a9781925021707
■020    ▼a192502170X
■24510▼aDiversity  in  leadership▼h[electronic  resource  :  e-book]▼bAustralian  women,  past  and  present▼cJoy  Damousi,  Kim  Rubenstein,  Mary  Tomsic,  editors.
■300    ▼a1  online  resource  (346  p.)
■504    ▼aIncludes  bibliographical  references.
■520    ▼aWhile  leadership  is  an  over-used  term  today,  how  it  is  defined  for  women  and  the  contexts  in  which  it  emerges  remains  elusive.  Moreover,  women  are  exhorted  to  exercise  leadership,  but  occupying  leadership  positions  has  its  challenges.  Issues  of  access,  acceptable  behaviour  and  the  development  of  skills  to  be  successful  leaders  are  just  some  of  them.
■538    ▼aMode  of  access  :  World  Wide  Web
■650  0▼aLeadership  in  women▼zAustralia.
■650  0▼aWomen▼xPolitical  activity▼zAustralia.
■650  0▼aBusinesswomen▼zAustralia.
■650  0▼aWomen▼zAustralia▼xSocial  conditions.
■650  7▼aGender  studies,  gender  groups.
■650  7▼aGender  studies:  women.
■650  7▼aSocial  groups.
■650  7▼aSociety  and  culture:  general.
■650  7▼aSociety  and  social  sciences  Society  and  social  sciences.
■650  7▼aPOLITICAL  SCIENCE▼xPolitical  Process▼xLeadership.
■650  7▼aBusinesswomen.
■650  7▼aLeadership  in  women.
■650  7▼aWomen▼xPolitical  activity.
■650  7▼aWomen▼xSocial  conditions.
■651  7▼aAustralia.
■653    ▼a엡스코  전자책▼aEBSCO  전자책
■653    ▼aGender  studies
■653    ▼apolitics,
■653    ▼aleadership
■7001  ▼aDamousi,  Joy▼eeditor.
■7001  ▼aRubenstein,  Kim▼eeditor.
■7001  ▼aTomsic,  Mary▼eeditor.
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