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Let's Talk Change in a University: A Simple Model for Addressing a Complex Agenda

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  • Raafat Mahmoud Zaini
  • Oleg V. Pavlov
  • Khalid Saeed
  • Michael J. Radzicki
  • Allen H. Hoffman
  • Kristen R. Tichenor

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  • Raafat Mahmoud Zaini & Oleg V. Pavlov & Khalid Saeed & Michael J. Radzicki & Allen H. Hoffman & Kristen R. Tichenor, 2017. "Let's Talk Change in a University: A Simple Model for Addressing a Complex Agenda," Systems Research and Behavioral Science, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 34(3), pages 250-266, May.
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