Managing Strategy in Academic Institutions: Learning from Brazils (de Gruyter Studies in Organization, 25)
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Managing Strategy in Academic Institutions: Learning from Brazils (de Gruyter Studies in Organization, 25)

by Cynthia Hardy

Education business management organizational studies
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Managing Strategy in Academic Institutions examines strategic management in higher education and considers what can be learned from Brazil. Cynthia Hardy’s study offers a focused resource for readers exploring academic organizations, institutional development, leadership, and the challenges of applying strategy in educational settings.

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Managing Strategy in Academic Institutions explores the practice of strategy within higher education.

The book focuses on how academic institutions approach management, organizational decision-making, and strategic development.

Its perspective is connected to learning from Brazil, as indicated by the subtitle.

This work is suited to readers interested in higher education leadership, organizational studies, and management strategy.

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