ECCEL

Acronym	Definition
ECCEL	Employing Consolidated and Cost-Effective Leadership (Program)

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According to Eccel and Grisci (2009), in this articulation of gender and power it is acknowledged that the distribution of power is affected by gender aspects, which, in turn, are involved in the very conception and construction of power.

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