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The article explores the apolitical world that contemporary mentoring initiatives seemingly inhabit. It questions the general absence of the political economy surrounding mentoring. It further suggests that this absence, together with the over emphasis on the practicalities involved in the varied initiatives can inhibit the true potential of mentoring as an educational/change strategy.
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Gulam et al. (1998) studied this question.
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