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Special Issue: Educational institutions and leadership through the lens of organization theory. Guest Editors: Bob L. Johnson Jr, Janice R. Fauske

Introduction: Organization theory, educational leadership and educational research

Bob L. Johnson, Jr; Janice R. Fauske
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Routines in school organizations: Creating stability and change

Sharon Conley; Ernestine K. Enomoto
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Organizational learning theory in schools

Janice R. Fauske; Rebecca Raybould
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Building new bridges: Linking organization theory with other educational literatures

Bob L. Johnson, Jr; Michael Owens
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Bridging or buffering?: The impact of schools’ adaptive strategies on student achievement

Michael F. DiPaola; Megan Tschannen‐Moran
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The business‐education relationship: Using organization theory to conceptualize a research agenda

Rodney T. Ogawa; Ruth H. Kim
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Universities as communities of fate: Institutional rhetoric and student retention policy

David Waggoner; Paul Goldman
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Mountains, flatlands and tenuous meaning: Organizational sociology in administrative sense‐making

Duane M. Covrig
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Postscript: where have we been?: Where are we going in the study of educational organizations?

William D. Greenfield, Jr
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