Dissent and the Failure of LeadershipStephen P. Banks Edward Elgar Publishing, 2010 M01 1 - 250 pages This timely collection of original papers explores the vital but largely unrecognized connections between leadership and dissent. In an era when leadership failures can mean homelessness and even death for countless flood victims, losses of life savings f |
Contents
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2 Varieties of dissent | 22 |
3 Dissent in times of crisis | 37 |
4 Dissent and the generational divide | 53 |
5 Organizational totalitarianism and the voices of dissent | 75 |
6 Leading dissenting and public relations | 97 |
7 Women leadership and dissent | 119 |
8 Resistance dissent and leadership in practice | 135 |
9 Press professionalization corporate rationalization and the management of dissent | 149 |
10 The sanctity of dissent | 169 |
11 Elevating dissent and transcending fearbased culture at war and at work | 182 |
12 Making a place for the practice of dissenting | 208 |
the promise of dissent for leaders | 228 |
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