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This study discusses the educational Leadership in Egypt as a core of school culture, with particular focus on the comparative analysis between governmental and civil society schools. The paper tries to explore how both education policies could dominate the school leadership, and how civil society can try to liberate schools from this domination. This study uses critical educational theory as its framework. It adopts the ethnographic approach that not only offers an orientation to understanding the process and structure of social setting, and employs research techniques consistent with the orientation, but also discovers both explicit and tacit culture knowledge within school.
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