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    Posted 08-28-2001 10:20
    Volume 39 Issue 4 of Journal of Educational Administration, is now available
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    Table of contents follows :-

    Title: Collaboration and the need fortrust
    Author: Megan Tschannen-Moran
    Pages: 308-331
    Keywords: Trust; Decisionmaking; Democracy; Participation; Schools
    Article Type: Survey
    Quality Indicators: Research - *** Practice - ** Originality - ***
    Readability - **


    Title: Economic rationalism and education reforms in developed countries
    Author: Y.L. Jack Lam
    Pages: 346-358
    Keywords: Economic Conditions; Education; Efficiency; Productivity;
    Accountability
    Article Type: Comparative/evaluators
    Quality Indicators: Research - ** Practice - ** Originality - **
    Readability - **


    Title: Conversations: a means of learning+ growth and change
    Lynn Healy, South Burnett District Office of Education Queensland, Australia
    Lisa C. Ehrich, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove,
    Queensland, Australia
    Brian Hansford, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove,
    Queensland, Australia
    Doug Stewart, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove, Queensland,
    Australia The research reported in this article formed part of a
    university/industry collaborative grant in which the role of leaders in
    managing cultural change across an industry site was investigated. The focus
    of the article concerns the leadership of a district director in a rural
    setting in Queensland. The study was shaped by the interests of the district
    director who sought feedback on her leadership style and influence on
    principals in the district. A team of researchers from the School of
    Professional Studies in the Faculty of Education at Queensland University of
    Technology conducted semi-structured interviews with a sample of six
    principals with whom she had worked over a period of one year to gauge their
    perceptions of her influence on their thinking and acting. A key finding of
    the research was that that well-led conversations can be an effective
    professional development strategy for learning, growth and change in
    educational leaders.
    Pages: 332-345
    Keywords: Leadership; Managementstyles; Local Government; Schools;
    Austraila
    Article Type: Survey
    Quality Indicators: Research - ** Practice - ** Originality - **
    Readability - **


    Title: Total factor productivity and efficiency in Australian colleges of
    advanced education
    Author: Malcolm Abbott; Chris Doucouliagos
    Pages: 384-393
    Keywords: Productivity; Efficiency; Highereducation; Australia
    Article Type: Comparative/evaluators
    Quality Indicators: Research - ** Practice - ** Originality - ***
    Readability - **


    Title: Creating communities of reform: continuous improvement planning
    teams
    Author: Sharon D Kruse
    Pages: 359-383
    Keywords: Schools; Organizational Change; Organizational Theory; Qualitive
    Techniques
    Article Type: Survey
    Quality Indicators: Research - ** Practice - ** Originality - **
    Readability - **