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"Leaning in" or "taking a knee": career trajectories of senior leaders in the canadian armed forces/ Julie Coulthard and Justin Wright

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COULTHARD Julie

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WRIGHT Justin

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In: Armed Forces & Society Vol. 49, No. 3, July 2023, pp.642-661 (3)Summary: Less research has examined the extent to which external contexts and factors that influence an organizational member's life choices also influence their career trajectories within the military, and particularly among those who advance to leadership positions at the General Officer/Flag Officer level.

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Less research has examined the extent to which external contexts and factors that influence an organizational member's life choices also influence their career trajectories within the military, and particularly among those who advance to leadership positions at the General Officer/Flag Officer level.

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