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Governance, evaluation and education: As mediation, legitimacy, and uniqueness

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  1. Department of Administration and Foundations Services, Louisiana State University, 7003, Baton Rouge, LA

    James Garvin

  2. College of Education, University of New Orleans, Department of Educational Leadership, 70148, New Orleans, LA

    Ira E. Bogotch

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Garvin, J., Bogotch, I.E. Governance, evaluation and education: As mediation, legitimacy, and uniqueness. J Pers Eval Educ 8, 401–405 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00972552

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