Leadership is a Practice Shaped by Everyday Actions in Messy Organisational Realities
Practice-oriented perspectives of leadership suggest that we should relate more to organisational realities as they are ‘in practice’. This entails studying patterns of actions with a certain form, direction, purpose or objective. Leadership researchers have not often focused on conducting empirical...
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IntechOpen
2022
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