A Report on PERSPECTIVES ON OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING: WOMEN AND LEADERSHIP IN OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT, edited by Asha Kanwar, Frances Ferreira and Colin Latchem. Published by Commonwealth of Learning-COL

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