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Further Reading
Further Reading
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Chung, P. & Elfasy, R. (2016). The 12 Dimensions of a Service Leader. Lexingford Publishing.
Chung, P. & Ip, S. (2018). Pillars of a Service Hub: Lessons from World-class Service Companies based
in Hong Kong. Lexingford Publishing.
Chung, P. (2020). Designed to Win: What every business needs to know to go truly global. Leaders
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Drysdale, Lawrie, and David Gurr (2011). Theory and Practice of Successful School Leadership in
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Gurr, David, and Lawrie Drysdale (2013). Middle-Level Secondary School Leaders: Potential,
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Gurr, David (2015). A Model of Successful School Leadership from the International Successful
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