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On Colleges' Internal Power Structure and Its Balance

Wang Dao-hong

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The essay expounds the two forms of power structure existing within colleges, the academic power and the administrative power. Based on a theoretical analysis of the meaning and the correlation of the two kinds of power, the author proposes some countermeasures to maintain the balance of them, thereby to guarantee a proper operation of colleges.

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The essay expounds the two forms of power structure existing within colleges, the academic power and the administrative power. Based on a theoretical analysis of the meaning and the correlation of the two kinds of power, the author proposes some countermeasures to maintain the balance of them, thereby to guarantee a proper operation of colleges.

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The essay expounds the two forms of power structure existing within colleges, the academic power and the administrative power. Based on a theoretical analysis of the meaning and the correlation of the two kinds of power, the author proposes some countermeasures to maintain the balance of them, thereby to guarantee a proper operation of colleges.

Key concepts: Balance (ability), Power (physics), Meaning (existential), Power Balance, Power structure, Law and economics, Computer science, Political science

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