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Governance and the shifting role of the board of trustees

Edmund J. Gleazer

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Abstract The role of trustees becomes more prominent in the governance of colleges as issues become more complex and as the trustees themselves experience problems in qualifying for their enhanced responsibilities.

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Abstract The role of trustees becomes more prominent in the governance of colleges as issues become more complex and as the trustees themselves experience problems in qualifying for their enhanced responsibilities.

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Abstract The role of trustees becomes more prominent in the governance of colleges as issues become more complex and as the trustees themselves experience problems in qualifying for their enhanced responsibilities.

Key concepts: Corporate governance, Public administration, Political science, Public relations, Management, Business, Economics

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