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200 14$aThe dark side of educational leadership$b[electronic resource] $esuperintendents and the professional victim syndrome /$fWalter S. Polka and Peter R. Litchka
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 199-203).
327   $aCONTENTS; FOREWORD: THE LEADER AS VICTIM; PREFACE; Ch01. VICTIMS; Ch02. HELP WANTED; Ch03. MOBBING; Ch04. THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING TO ME; Ch05. BEYOND THE GLASS CEILING; Ch06. I WAS ONLY FOLLOWING ORDERS; Ch07. YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING; Ch08. YOU NEVER KNOW; Ch09. A BROKEN HEART FOREVER; Ch10. FAMILY MATTERS; Ch11. NO SUPERINTENDENT LEFT BEHIND; Ch12. COMPASS: A SURVIVAL GUIDE; APPENDIX: THE PROFESSIONAL VICTIM STUDY (2006); REFERENCES
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