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MARJAN AJEVSKI
Neither is there a magic formula for attaining optimal collegiality, nor is it appropriate
for mandatory legislation. It is essentially a combination of many undertakings,
institutional and others — a process, procedure, method, custom, practice, behaviour,
culture and mindset.”
It is complex and it is difficult, but it is worth pursuing.
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