The compares behavior of women and men academics the leadership organization of professional and civic leadership in the lives
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?Is or ısn?t there an effect academics? genders on the behavior of leadership?? was analyzed in this research.The sample of the research includes onehunderedfortyfıve peoples who they are members of the faculty in different nine section in ten univesity in Turkey.The poll which includes the leader event analysis of the Kobacoff was used to gather information about behavior and skills of the leadership in this research.Whereas there are differents in the life of women and men academics and tehe skills of leadership in this result of the research, there aren?t important differents in the dimensions of the Professional leadership behavior.Key Words: Leadership, Glass Ceiling, Managerial
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Yaprak Gonca Ağıl
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Yaprak Gonca Ağıl (Master Thesis). The compares behavior of women and men academics the leadership organization of professional and civic leadership in the lives, 2011, Çukurova University.
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