Book Review: Policy Studies For Educational Leaders: An Introduction

  • Mallay N
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Other types of noneducation interest groups that at times can be powerful: 1. ethnic 2. religious based 3. single-issue ideological groups – anti organizations Networks – loose national organizations which coordinate a wide range of efforts to influence .

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Mallay, N. (2016). Book Review: Policy Studies For Educational Leaders: An Introduction. Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education, 10(1). https://doi.org/10.20355/c5688z

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