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The effect of valuing ‘masculine’ leadership traits and devaluing ‘feminine’ leadership traits on Nigerian Women’s Leadership consideration from a critical feminist standpoint

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Published in:International Journal of Sociology and Anthropology
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Published: 2025
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title The effect of valuing ‘masculine’ leadership traits and devaluing ‘feminine’ leadership traits on Nigerian Women’s Leadership consideration from a critical feminist standpoint
title_auth The effect of valuing ‘masculine’ leadership traits and devaluing ‘feminine’ leadership traits on Nigerian Women’s Leadership consideration from a critical feminist standpoint
title_full The effect of valuing ‘masculine’ leadership traits and devaluing ‘feminine’ leadership traits on Nigerian Women’s Leadership consideration from a critical feminist standpoint
title_fullStr The effect of valuing ‘masculine’ leadership traits and devaluing ‘feminine’ leadership traits on Nigerian Women’s Leadership consideration from a critical feminist standpoint
title_full_unstemmed The effect of valuing ‘masculine’ leadership traits and devaluing ‘feminine’ leadership traits on Nigerian Women’s Leadership consideration from a critical feminist standpoint
title_short The effect of valuing ‘masculine’ leadership traits and devaluing ‘feminine’ leadership traits on Nigerian Women’s Leadership consideration from a critical feminist standpoint
title_sort the effect of valuing ‘masculine’ leadership traits and devaluing ‘feminine’ leadership traits on nigerian women’s leadership consideration from a critical feminist standpoint
topic Anthropology
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Anthropology
url http://academicjournals.org/journal/IJSA/article-abstract/12A11CC73815