2014
DOI: 10.11591/edulearn.v8i4.379
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Strategic Leadership and Its Application in Egyptian Universities

Abstract: Today's universities operate in a climate of great change, along with increased responsibilities and accountability from Internal and external customers. This has resulted in calls for a new kind of leadership working to help the university to improve educational services and face more challenges, called strategic leadership, at the university level. Aim of study defining of Egyptian leadership universities pattern of modern leadership styles, named as Strategic leadership (concept, objectives, roles, requirem… Show more

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“…Time management this result is comparable to that of (Hussein et al, 2014). Inappropriate culture for implementing ISO 9001 similar findings have been made by (Alalfy, & Abo Hegazy, 2015). The documentation of many critical performance categories offers a path toward ISO 90012015.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…Time management this result is comparable to that of (Hussein et al, 2014). Inappropriate culture for implementing ISO 9001 similar findings have been made by (Alalfy, & Abo Hegazy, 2015). The documentation of many critical performance categories offers a path toward ISO 90012015.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…SL has been a focus of research in strategic management studies over the past century. It depicted SL as the process of shaping a vision for the future, communicating it to subordinates, motivating their followers, and participating in exchanges that support the strategy with their peers and subordinates (Abashe, 2016;Alalfy & Elfattah, 2014;Malkawi, Baniata, & Obeidat, 2017). SL theory focuses on those strategic leaders are a dominant coalition of the organization and usually includes a senior management team.…”
Section: Strategic Leadershipmentioning
confidence: 99%