Titlebook: Life and Society in Byzantine Cappadocia; J. Eric Cooper,Michael J. Decker Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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ich contextual nature of learning in schools and the role of school leaders and leadership development in promoting this. It concludes that the preposition ‘for’ between the two readily known and understood terms of ‘leadership’ and ‘learning’ changes everything as it foregrounds learning and comple

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ich contextual nature of learning in schools and the role of school leaders and leadership development in promoting this. It concludes that the preposition ‘for’ between the two readily known and understood terms of ‘leadership’ and ‘learning’ changes everything as it foregrounds learning and comple

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ich contextual nature of learning in schools and the role of school leaders and leadership development in promoting this. It concludes that the preposition ‘for’ between the two readily known and understood terms of ‘leadership’ and ‘learning’ changes everything as it foregrounds learning and comple

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Introduction work done on the ground. But scholarship is slowly making progress and permits a preliminary study like ours. Given the state of the evidence, ours is a beginning step and certainly not intended to be the last word. We are certain, as generations of unflagging academics have proved, that generous r

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‘A Vast and Admirable Land’lace was a blend of Anatolian, Persian, and Greek influence; the coarse plateau lacked the refinement that Greeks and Romans saw in the cities of the Levant. The olive — the quintessential botanical symbol of Mediterranean civilisation — would not grow there due to altitude and the cold. And just as