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Describe the various elements necessary for effective leadership within a coalition. Please have an in-text citation in APA that is less that five years.

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One of the important elements necessary for effective leadership within a coalition, is positive interaction and coordination between the members of the coalition. This is necessary for these individuals to be able to decide who would be the most effective leader for the coalition, as well as how to integrate their efforts in helping the leader to ensure that the ...

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