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The way deans run their faculties in Indonesian universities

The way deans run their faculties in Indonesian universities
The way deans run their faculties in Indonesian universities
Using the theory of reasoned action in combination with the Competing Values Framework of organizational leadership, our study examines how deans at Indonesian universities lead and manage their faculties. Based on a large-scale survey with responses from more than 200 Indonesian deans, the study empirically identifies a number of deanship styles: the Master, the Competitive Consultant, the Focused Team Captain, the Consensual Goal-Setter and the Informed Trust-Builder style. Further, the study investigates determinants of deans’ leadership styles, pointing at the important role of their attitudes towards leadership, while their perceived behavioural control only explains some of the styles. The study also suggests that faculty culture is important to take into consideration if we want to gain further understanding of the deanship, since culture turned out to effect the deans’ attitudes and hence their leadership style.
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Ngo, Jenny
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Ngo, Jenny, de Boer, Harry and Enders, Jurgen (2014) The way deans run their faculties in Indonesian universities. Tertiary Education and Management, 20 (1), 1-13. (doi:10.1080/13583883.2013.848924).

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Using the theory of reasoned action in combination with the Competing Values Framework of organizational leadership, our study examines how deans at Indonesian universities lead and manage their faculties. Based on a large-scale survey with responses from more than 200 Indonesian deans, the study empirically identifies a number of deanship styles: the Master, the Competitive Consultant, the Focused Team Captain, the Consensual Goal-Setter and the Informed Trust-Builder style. Further, the study investigates determinants of deans’ leadership styles, pointing at the important role of their attitudes towards leadership, while their perceived behavioural control only explains some of the styles. The study also suggests that faculty culture is important to take into consideration if we want to gain further understanding of the deanship, since culture turned out to effect the deans’ attitudes and hence their leadership style.

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e-pub ahead of print date: 26 November 2013
Published date: 2 January 2014

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Local EPrints ID: 420189
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/420189
ISSN: 1358-3883
PURE UUID: 5d1c0691-dc60-4d2f-bdd9-89b760357d3b

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Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 19:45

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Author: Jenny Ngo
Author: Harry de Boer
Author: Jurgen Enders

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