Anti-egoistic School Leadership: Ecologically Based Value Perspectives for the 21st Century

Walker, Keith; Sackney, Larry

doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-6184-4_14

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“…Similarly, virtuous leadership has been considered conceptually synonymous with (or highly similar to) moral (Gao et al, 2011), ethical (Cameron et al, 2004;Riggio et al, 2010), servant and spiritual (Freeman, 2011;Sendjaya et al, 2008), inclusive (Rayner, 2009), transformative (Caldwell et al, 2012), transformational (Brown, 2011), and paternalistic leadership (Wu and Tsai, 2012). Still others have treated virtuous leadership as a component of ethical (Walker and Sackney, 2007), servant (Lanctot and Irving, 2010), charismatic (Juurikkala, 2012), transformational/authentic (Hannah et al, 2005), and responsible (Pless and Maak, 2011) leadership. Importantly, none of these conceptualizations are grounded in the virtues-ethics literature.…”

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