Exploring Faculty Conceptualizations of Sustainability in Higher Education: Cultural Barriers to Organizational Change and Potential Resolutions
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DOI: 10.1177/0973408214526491
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Sustainability in higher education; divergent conceptualizations; pluralism; organizational change; sustainable development;All these keywords.
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