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Call for chapters – Environmental Leadership: A Reference Handbook

By Andrew David Thaler, on March 1st, 2011

The Nicholas School of the Environment is seeking scholarly editorial contributions to Environmental Leadership, a 2-volume, 100-chapter reference handbook that is part of the new SAGE Reference Series on Leadership. Chapters are anticipated to be 7000 words.  This is a unique opportunity to help define environmental leadership.  Academic and public libraries will be able to purchase the handbook as both a printed and a digital product.

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March 1st, 2011 | Tags: | Category: Conservation, Outreach | Comments are closed