School principals in Southern Thailand
@article{Brooks2015SchoolPI, title={School principals in Southern Thailand}, author={M. Brooks}, journal={Educational Management Administration & Leadership}, year={2015}, volume={43}, pages={232 - 252} }
This article reports findings from a case study of school principals in Southern Thailand who work in areas targeted by Muslim separatist groups. Data were gathered and analyzed using a conceptual framework that conceived of trust as five interrelated constructs: benevolence, honesty, openness, reliability, and competence. This study builds on prior trust research by examining trust in a specific non-Western cultural context that is moderated by two cultural phenomena: violence and ethno… CONTINUE READING
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