School leadership that makes a difference: international perspectives

Philip Hallinger · Stephan Gerhard Huber

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This special theme issue of School Effectiveness and School Improvement examines trends in thinking about how school leadership makes a difference in schools around the world. The introduction to this special issue first places this topic and the relevant articles in a historical context. Then the editors offer brief descriptions of the articles highlighting their contributions to the overall theme.

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