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Women Representation in Higher Education Leadership in Egypt: A Qualitative Study
The purpose of this research is to investigate women representation in higher education leadership in Egypt. Currently, the representation of women in leadership roles in higher education is not proportionate to the percentage of women in Egypt, or even to the percentage of women employed in educati...
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2026
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