Subject Index

Role of Leaders in Managing Higher Education

ISBN: 978-1-80043-733-3, eISBN: 978-1-80043-732-6

ISSN: 2055-3641

Publication date: 5 December 2022

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(2022), "Subject Index", Sengupta, E. and Blessinger, P. (Ed.) Role of Leaders in Managing Higher Education (Innovations in Higher Education Teaching and Learning, Vol. 48), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 129-135. https://doi.org/10.1108/S2055-364120220000048012

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INDEX

Academic activism
, 35

Academic citizenry
, 28

Academic freedom
, 14, 20, 22–23, 30

Academic leaders
, 4, 65

Academic leadership
, 5, 63

Academics
, 27, 84

Adjusted goodness-of-fit index (AGFI)
, 72

Administrative Leadership In academia
, 105

Affiliative leadership
, 64

Afghan families
, 92

Afghan government
, 86

Afghan Human Rights Defenders Committee (AHRDC)
, 92

Afghan women

Afghanistan and Women
, 86–87

context of study
, 85

discussion of themes
, 89–93

in higher education
, 85

limitations of study and further scope of research
, 93

methodology
, 85–86

participants
, 87–88

qualitative themes
, 89

rights and gender equality
, 86

Afghan Women Chamber of Commerce and Industries
, 87

American Association of University Professors (AAUP)
, 99

ASSOCHAM
, 63

Attributes of servant leader
, 66–67

Autonomous Educational Institutions (AEI)
, 13

ethical challenges in autonomous higher educational institutions
, 21

ethics-oriented culture for growth of teachers and students
, 22

findings
, 20–21

objectives
, 13

quality of education from quality of teachers
, 21–22

research methodology
, 16–20

review of literature
, 13–16

Autonomous institutional environment
, 14

Autonomy
, 4–5

Average variance extracted (AVE)
, 72

Balancing
, 89, 91

Balancing typical role of wife and careerist
, 93

Barrier Free Partnerships
, 55

Basic education
, 13

Behavior
, 12–13

Bootstrapping method
, 74

Bullying
, 103

Career

development
, 84

growth
, 20, 106–108

in higher education
, 84

Caste
, 31, 33

Challenges
, 6, 8, 22

Change
, 20–21

Change-oriented leadership behavior
, 45

Citizenship behavior
, 13

Collaboration
, 46

Commitment
, 15–16, 27, 47, 100

Communities
, 46, 54

school connection with
, 51

Community building
, 67

Comparative fit index (CFI)
, 72

Comprising minimum discrepancy per degree of freedom (CMIN/DF)
, 72

Confirmation biases
, 98

Confirmatory factor analytics (CFA)
, 72

Congruity theory
, 85

Constructivist leadership
, 64, 70

Contingency leadership theory
, 45

Conventional In-service teacher training
, 53

Convergent validity
, 72–74

Corruption
, 15, 21, 23, 35

COVID-19
, 89

Creators, HEIs as
, 62

Credibility
, 105

Critical leadership
, 29

Cronbach’s–α values
, 71

Cultural system
, 86

Culture
, 6, 12, 19, 44, 47

Curriculum co-ordination
, 55

Curriculum design
, 61

Deans
, 4

Deemed to be University
, 62

Democracy
, 6

Descriptive gender stereotypes
, 98

Development
, 12–13

Digitalization of education
, 21

Direct discrimination
, 34

Director of studies
, 4–5

Disciplinary-based departments
, 4

Discriminant Validity
, 72–74

Disparity
, 12

Disseminators of knowledge, HEIs as
, 62

Distributed leadership
, 45–46, 52–53

E-Modules
, 61

Education
, 12, 14–15, 60

action plan on gender equality and equilibrium in
, 108

system
, 13

Educational environment
, 14–15, 17, 20–21

Educational institutions
, 61, 63

Educational leadership models
, 45

Educational sector
, 65, 76

Educator
, 63

Effective schools
, 53

Empathy
, 66

Employee engagement in HEIs, servant leadership style and
, 68

Environments
, 29–30

Equal representation
, 7

Ethical practices in higher educational institutions
, 14–15

Ethical standards
, 12–13, 20

Ethical transformative leadership
, 37–38

Ethics-oriented culture

for growth of teachers and students
, 22

quality of education from
, 19–20

European Commission (EC)
, 107

European Council
, 107

European Union (EU)
, 106–108

EU-funded LIBRA project
, 106

Exclusion from Informal Networks
, 100

Exercise teacher power to enable quality of education
, 15–16

Exploratory factor analysis (EFA)
, 72

Face daunting challenges
, 89

Family-oriented programs
, 103

Fear for life theme
, 92

Financial support
, 21

“Fix the women” approach
, 85

Flemish Inter University Council
, 106

Foresight
, 67

Formal mentoring
, 101

Former school
, 46

Functional integration
, 55

Functional leaders
, 47

GDP
, 60

Gender
, 30–31

Gender Action Plan
, 106

Gender barriers
, 99

Gender discrimination
, 102–103

Gender equality
, 33, 84, 107

Gender equality and action plan
, 108

Gender equality and equilibrium in research, action plan on
, 108

Gender Equality Plan (GEP)
, 107

Gender equity
, 93

Gender leadership
, 105

Gender stereotype
, 98, 103

Gender stereotyping
, 103

Gender-based workplace harassment
, 103–104

Glass ceiling
, 7

Glass Ceiling Index (GCI)
, 109

Global University Network & for Innovation (GUNi)
, 26

Goodness-of-fit index (GFI)
, 72

Governance
, 27–29

Government
, 15, 34, 63

Government of India
, 62

Great man theory
, 44

Heads of department
, 4

Healing process
, 65

Higher education (HE)
, 26–27, 60, 102–103

Higher Education Studies (HES)
, 26

Higher educational institutions (HEI)
, 5, 61, 70

Autonomous Educational Institutions (AEI)
convergent validity and discriminant validity
, 72–74

as creators, maintainers, and disseminators of knowledge
, 62

ethical practices in
, 14–15

important attributes of servant leader
, 66–67

in India
, 62

job satisfaction as mediating variable
, 68–69

literature review
, 64

major leadership challenges faced by higher education
, 62

measurements
, 71–72

mediation effect
, 74–75

need for transformation in
, 18–19

research design
, 70

research methodology
, 70

respondents’ characteristics
, 71

results and findings
, 72

sample and data collection
, 70

servant leadership
, 64–66

servant leadership and work engagement
, 67–68

servant leadership style and employee engagement in
, 68–69

structural equation model
, 74

structure of
, 62

validity analysis
, 72

Historical legacies
, 30

Human Development Index
, 60

Illegal
, 13, 15–16

Imaginaries
, 39

Implicit bias
, 106–108

Inclusion
, 47

Inclusive schools
, 47

learning culture in school
, 50

practices
, 49

school connection with communities
, 51

school improvement plan and teams
, 51

school response to SEN children
, 52

shared leadership in school
, 49–50

India
, 27

Indian context
, 63

Indian education system
, 13

Indian Higher Education Institutions, studying transformative change in
, 27–28

Indian institutions
, 36

Indian Universities
, 61

Individual Educational Plan
, 55

Industry
, 63

Inequalities
, 30, 35

Inequality
, 7, 26–27, 37

Informal exclusion
, 100

Informal mentoring
, 101

Informal networks, exclusion from
, 100

Information and communication technologies (ICT)
, 21

Infrastructure
, 12–14, 63, 92

Infrastructure facilities
, 63

Injustice
, 26, 30

Innovation
, 61

Institution of patriarchy
, 35

Instructional leader
, 45

Instructional leadership
, 45–46, 64, 70

Integration
, 55

Interactional dynamics
, 32

Invitational leadership
, 29

Job satisfaction
, 68–69

Joint Children’s Unit
, 49

Judgmental sampling
, Purposive sampling

Kaiser–Meyer–Olkin estimates (KMO estimates)
, 72

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven)
, 106

“Keep striving” theme
, 93

Lack of Mentorship Opportunities
, 100–101

Lack of Sponsorship
, 101–102

Leaderism
, 5

Leaders
, 44

in higher education
, 4

Leadership
, 5, 29, 44, 84

in academia
, 105

activity
, 4

building capacity of staff
, 53–54

as citizenship
, 29

distributed
, 46

distributed leadership & team planning
, 52–53

inclusive school practices
, 49–52

instructional
, 45–46

involvement of stake-holder groups facilitating response to diverse needs
, 54–56

leadership in practice
, 44–46

methodology
, 48–49

policies
, 6, 46

in practice
, 44–46

practices
, 47

review of empirical evidence
, 46–48

shared leadership in school
, 49–50

in UK Primary School
, 44

Leadership behavior
, 45

change-oriented behavior
, 45

passive leadership
, 45

relational-oriented behavior
, 45

task-oriented behavior
, 45

Leadership challenges faced by higher education
, 62

leadership styles adopted in HEI
, 63

Leadership styles
, 4

adopted in HEI
, 63

affiliative leadership
, 64

constructivist leadership
, 64

instructional leadership
, 64

servant leadership
, 64

transformational leadership
, 63

Learners autonomy
, 14

Learning

culture
, 45, 50

organizations
, 46

process
, 55, 64

programs
, 45

LIBRA project
, 106

Likert-type scale
, 71

Listening
, 66

Low income of teachers
, 16

Lower-bound confidence interval (LCI)
, 75

Maintainers, HEIs as
, 62

Management team
, 53

Measurement model
, 72

factor loading
, 73

Mediating variable, job satisfaction as
, 68–69

Mediation effect
, 74–75

Microaggressions
, 37

Middle managers
, 4

Mindfulness
, 66

Ministry of Education (MoE)
, 87

in India
, 14

Mixed-method study
, 27

Motivators
, 7

Muslims
, 28

Nation’s Security Council Resolution
, 87

National Action Plan
, 86

National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC)
, 70

National Priority Program (NPP)
, 87

Negotiation skill
, 14

Normed fit index (NFI)
, 72

Occupational sexism
, 99, 104–105

Organization change
, 60–61

Organizational citizenship
, 76

Other Backward Class (OBC)
, 28

Parents
, 63

Parents/teachers association (PTA)
, 51, 55

Participation
, 27–28, 30, 37

Passive leaders
, 45

Passive leadership
, 45

Patriarchy
, 35

Patron Saint Catholic Primary School
, 47

Perception
, 61, 77

of education
, 21

Personality
, 6, 13, 15, 17, 22

Persuasion
, 67

Policy
, 26–28

Policy and principle gaps
, 36–37

Population
, 16, 37

Positional leaders
, 48

Positioning
, 28

Poverty theme
, 92

Prescriptive gender stereotypes
, 98

Primary school
, 48

Principle
, 27–28, 30

Principle-policy gaps
, 32

Private universities
, 62

Privatization

of academic institutions
, 13

of education
, 22

Professional barriers
, 99

Program leaders
, 4–5

Public universities
, 62

Publications
, 100

Purposive sampling
, 71

Qualitative interviews
, 85

Qualitative research
, 86

Qualitative themes
, 89–90

Quality of education
, 12–13

from ethics-oriented culture
, 19–20

from quality of teachers
, 21–22

Quality of teachers
, 21–22

Quality of teaching
, 13, 20

Quantitative research methodology
, 16

Questionnaire
, 16

Race
, 30

Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RU SA 2. 0)
, 39n1

Regressive culture
, 8

Relational-oriented leadership behavior
, 45

Religious discrimination
, 32

Research leaders
, 4–5

Research leadership
, 105

Resilience of Afghan women leaders in academia
, 93

Restricted mobility
, 94

Root mean squared error approximation (RMSEA)
, 72

Salary inequalities
, 102

School

cohesion
, 46

connection with communities
, 51

improvement plan and teams
, 51

inclusion project
, 48

leadership
, 46

plans
, 47, 52

practices
, 6–7, 49

response to SEN children
, 52

shared leadership in
, 49–50

Security threats theme
, 92

Self-awareness
, 66

Self-preservation
, 31

Senior leaders
, 5

Senior management team
, 5

Servant leader

community building
, 67

empathy
, 66

foresight
, 67

important attributes of
, 66

listening
, 66

persuasion
, 67

self-awareness
, 66

stewardship
, 67

trust
, 66

Servant leadership
, 29, 64–68, 70

and job satisfaction
, 69

style and employee engagement in HEIs
, 68

Sexism
, 32, 104

Shared leadership in school
, 49–50

Social justice
, 32

Social location
, 30, 36

Society
, 63

South Africa
, 27

South African Higher Education Institutions, studying transformative change in
, 27–28

Special Educational Need Co-ordinator (SENCO)
, 55

Special educational needs (SEN)
, 48

school response to SEN children
, 52

Spiritual growth
, 60

Sponsorship, lack of
, 101–102

Sponsorship program
, 101

St. Arnold primary school
, 49

Staff composition
, 26, 32

Stakeholders
, 6, 63

Standardized root mean square residual (SRMR)
, 72

Stereotypes
, 98

components
, 98

Stereotypical barriers

exclusion from informal networks
, 100

GCI
, 109

gender discrimination
, 102–103

gender equality
, 107

gender equality and action plan
, 108

gender leadership
, 105

gender-based workplace harassment
, 103–104

higher education
, 102–103

impacting women leaders
, 99

lack of mentorship opportunities
, 100–101

lack of sponsorship
, 101–102

occupational sexism
, 104–105

reducing implicit bias
, 106–108

reducing stereotypical barriers
, 106

salary inequalities
, 102

tokenism
, 99–100

women leaders
, 99

Stereotypical barriers impacting women leaders
, 99

Stewardship
, 67

Strategic leadership
, 70

Striving
, 13, 89

Structural equation modeling (SEM)
, 7, 70, 74

CFA and SEM estimates
, 74

hypotheses testing
, 75

Students
, 63

diversity
, 47

voice
, 47

Superiority-based casteism
, 32

Sustainability
, 26

in HE
, 28

Sustainable development
, 29–30, 36

Sustainable development goals (SDGs)
, 26–27

Sustainable institutions
, 29

Task-oriented leadership behavior
, 45

Teachers

absenteeism
, 63

autonomy
, 14

as leader to cultivate ethical culture
, 15

Teacher–student autonomy
, 16

Team planning
, 52–53

Technology
, 21

Thematic analysis
, 89

Themes
, 89–93

Theoretical baggage
, 89

Token women
, 99

Tokenism
, 99–100

Training
, 12, 51, 64

Trait theory
, 44

Transcription
, 89

Transformation
, 16, 18–19

in HE
, 28

Transformational leaders
, 6

Transformational leadership
, 63, 70

Transformative change
, 34

Transformative leadership
, 28

Servant leadership
analysis of responses from contexts
, 29

critical review of literature
, 29–30

findings from Indian institutions
, 31–36

findings from South African component of study
, 29–31

higher education and SDGs
, 26–27

Indian institutions
, 36

institute of technology of national importance
, 33–35

institution of eminence
, 35–36

old and large university of high national ranking
, 32–33

qualitative insights from SAI2
, 30–31

qualitative insights from semi-structured interviews
, 32

questionnaire responses
, 31

questionnaire responses from two South African institutions
, 30

research findings and implications
, 36–38

South African institutions
, 31

studying transformative change in Indian and South African Higher Education Institutions
, 27–28

Trust
, 66

Unethical
, 13–16, 20

United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)
, 92

University Grants Commission (UGC)
, 62

University Grants Commission Act
, 62

University of Bergen
, 107–108

Unprofessional behavior of teachers
, 13

Unstable conditions
, 87

Upper-bound confidence interval (UCI)
, 75

Validity analysis
, 72, 75

Value education
, 13, 16

Values
, 36

Values driven teaching professionals
, 15

Values-driven culture (VDC)
, 16

Vice-chancellors
, 4

VlaamseInteruniversitaireRaad (VLIR)
, 106

Ward Coordination Group
, 49

Women
, 101, 102, 105

Afghanistan and
, 86–87

empowerment
, 85

human rights defenders
, 92

stereotypical barriers impacting women leaders
, 99

Women’s Economic Empowerment National Priority Program (WEE-NPP)
, 87

Work engagement
, 67–68

Workplace
, 93