This article proposes a framework for authentic leadership based on: authenticity in leadership actions and interactions; vision derived from the good intentions-intentionality-of committed people; spirituality which is built from engagement in meaningful relationships and from a sense of being connected to something larger than self; and from sensibility to the feelings, aspirations and needs of others, with special reference to the multicultural settings in which many leaders operate, and in the light of the increasing globalization trends in life and work. The authors argue that authenticity in leadership can help restore human, ethical, moral and spiritual dimensions to organizational relationships, thus making organizations better plac...
Using in-depth interview material, this article explores the socially constructed and locally mediat...
The economic crisis and the various business scandals have placed a call for leaders who are resp...
The paradox of authentic leadership lies in the inherent paradox of authenticity. We do not know wha...
This article criticizes the dominance of managerial discourse in business, politics and education wi...
In recent decades there have been increasingly loud calls for ‘authentic leaders’. The purpose of th...
In this paper, I introduce a model of authentic leadership that rests on a single explanatory concep...
First describes the current context of cynicism about the quality and integrity of many of our leade...
A new global leadership paradigm is gradually emerging, spiritual-based leadership. The article cont...
Were we ever in doubt of how true we are to ourselves and to others? Have we ever asked why we do wh...
The majority of authentic leadership literature focuses on the individual leader. However, the autho...
In this study authors mainly emphasize the importance of the question of “Can authentic leaders tran...
Authenticity, a growing area of interest in leadership studies, is an important concept within exist...
We live in the transition period between the old definition of work as survival and the new definiti...
Purpose – This paper seeks to suggest that effective leadership can be achieved by, and can drive, a...
Authentic leadership has evolved because of the turbulent times the global market faces in the curre...
Using in-depth interview material, this article explores the socially constructed and locally mediat...
The economic crisis and the various business scandals have placed a call for leaders who are resp...
The paradox of authentic leadership lies in the inherent paradox of authenticity. We do not know wha...
This article criticizes the dominance of managerial discourse in business, politics and education wi...
In recent decades there have been increasingly loud calls for ‘authentic leaders’. The purpose of th...
In this paper, I introduce a model of authentic leadership that rests on a single explanatory concep...
First describes the current context of cynicism about the quality and integrity of many of our leade...
A new global leadership paradigm is gradually emerging, spiritual-based leadership. The article cont...
Were we ever in doubt of how true we are to ourselves and to others? Have we ever asked why we do wh...
The majority of authentic leadership literature focuses on the individual leader. However, the autho...
In this study authors mainly emphasize the importance of the question of “Can authentic leaders tran...
Authenticity, a growing area of interest in leadership studies, is an important concept within exist...
We live in the transition period between the old definition of work as survival and the new definiti...
Purpose – This paper seeks to suggest that effective leadership can be achieved by, and can drive, a...
Authentic leadership has evolved because of the turbulent times the global market faces in the curre...
Using in-depth interview material, this article explores the socially constructed and locally mediat...
The economic crisis and the various business scandals have placed a call for leaders who are resp...
The paradox of authentic leadership lies in the inherent paradox of authenticity. We do not know wha...