Department politics as a foreign language

Kathryn Hume

Department politics as a foreign language

Kathryn Hume

English

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Abstract

The issues related to department politics involving members of the department and assistant professors are presented. The problems such as language used to express departmental matters in public, self-interest and collegial shortcomings are discussed. Assistant professors must work with the interests of others as much as possible and be prepared to compromise.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	B5
Journal	Chronicle of Higher Education
Volume	49
Issue number	21 SEC.2
State	Published - Jan 31 2003

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Management of Technology and Innovation

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Department politics as a foreign language

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