Redefining Educational Leadership in Central Asia

2024

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DOI 10.1108/9781837973903
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Abstract

This book makes an important contribution to developing and diversifying the study and practice of educational leadership beyond its Anglo-Saxon roots to emergent contexts in Central Asia.It provides a significant step towards making school and higher education leadership more global through the research and scholarship presented in this volume.