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   Leadership studies is a multidisciplinary field, closely aligned with   
   management science and organizational studies, that has emerged over the last   
   60 years. Traditionally underpinned by psychology and positivist social   
   science methodologies, the field    
   attempted to predict corporate outcomes by identifying the attributes and   
   behaviors of individual leaders (Stodgill 1948, 1974, Tannenbaum and Schmidt   
   1958, Likert 1961, Fiedler 1967, Hersey and Blanchard 1988). Variations of   
   such research persist to    
   this day in mainstream studies of leadership. Nevertheless, alternative   
   perspectives on leadership are emerging; these go beyond the notion of the   
   individual, heroic leader that underpins conventional concepts of leadership   
   (see Hosking 1988, 1999,    
   Gemmill and Oakley 1992, Maccoby 2000, Banerjee and Linstead 2001, 2004, Jones   
   2005, 2006, Warner and Grint 2006, Carroll et al. 2008, Lemmergaard and Muhr   
   2013). Our purpose was to understand how leadership is conceptualized in the   
   environmental    
   sciences. We reference our findings against some key trends in leadership   
   studies to identify what opportunities more critical approaches to leadership   
   studies offer to the field of environmental sciences.   
      
   stogdill rm 1974 handbook of leadership pdf download   
   Download File https://shoxet.com/2wHWVS   
      
      
      
   Case, P., R. French, and P. Simpson. 2011. The philosophy of leadership. Pages   
   242-254 in A. Bryman, D. Collinson, K. Grint, B. Jackson, and M. Uhl-Bien,   
   editors. Sage handbook of leadership. Sage, London, UK.   
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