Academic leadership for succession: research and implementation across the arts, social sciences and humanities in Australia

Allen, Liz; Archer, Tempe; Makkai, Toni

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Academic leadership for succession: research and implementation across the arts, social sciences and humanities in Australia

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2013

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Allen, Liz

Archer, Tempe

Makkai, Toni

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Department of Industry, Innovation, Climate Change, Science, Research and Tertiary Education

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Leadership succession planning is complex and challenging, but necessary for the sustainability of the academic workforce.

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