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Beyond the glass ceiling: work/home conflict, networking and mentoring as determinants of females’ career path to academic leadership in Nigerian universities
Researchers have eulogized the fact that women have indeed broken the glass ceiling as far as being represented in ‘enclaves’ thought to be the exclusive preserve of men. These enclaves had hitherto included positions of leadership, politics, and boards, professions such as engineering, sciences, te...
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2006
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