Women’s Leadership in Songkhla Province
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This study aimed to explore components and developing develop models of women’s leadership in Songkhla Province. In-depth interviews were used to collect the data. Thirty participants in this study were involved in various groups: executive committees, personnel in women empowerment funds, women development committees, and scholars in women’s studies. The findings revealed that women leaders were discovered. The second research objective was thus achieved and a model for women’s leadership in Songkhla Province was developed. This model is called “A Model to Unlock the Full Potential of Women Leaders in Songkhla Province”.
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