Leadership: theory and practice
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Thousand Oaks : SAGE Publications, [2007].
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4th ed.
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xx, 395 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
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Northouse, P. G. (2007). Leadership: theory and practice. 4th ed. Thousand Oaks, SAGE Publications.
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141294161X, 9781412941617
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and indexes. | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Preface -- |t Special features -- |t Audience -- |t Acknowledgments -- |g 1. |t Introduction -- |t Leadership defined -- |t Ways of conceptualizing leadership -- |t Definition and components -- |t Leadership described -- |t Trait versus process leadership -- |t Assigned versus emergent leadership -- |t Leadership and power -- |t Leadership and coercion -- |t Leadership and management -- |t Plan of the book -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 2. |t Trait approach -- |t Description -- |t Intelligence -- |t Self-confidence -- |t Determination -- |t Integrity -- |t Sociability -- |t Five-factor personality model and leadership -- |t Emotional intelligence -- |t How does the trait approach work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 2.1 : Choosing a new director of research -- |t Case 2.2 : A remarkable turnaround -- |t Case 2.3 : Recruiting for the bank -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Leadership trait questionnaire (LTQ) -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 3. |t Skills approach -- |t Description -- |t Three-skill approach -- |t Technical skill -- |t Human skill -- |t Conceptual skill -- |t Summary of the three-skill approach -- |t Skills model -- |t Problem-solving skills -- |t Social judgment skills -- |t Knowledge -- |t Individual attributes -- |t Crystallized cognitive ability -- |t Motivation -- |t Personality -- |t Leadership outcomes -- |t Effective problem solving -- |t Performance -- |t Career experiences -- |t Environmental influences -- |t Summary of the skills model -- |t How does the skills approach work? -- |t Strengths. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 3.1 : A strained research team -- |t Case 3.2 : A shift for Lieutenant Colonel Adams -- |t Case 3.3 : Andy's recipe -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Skills inventory -- |t Scoring -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 4. |t Style approach -- |t Description -- |t Ohio State studies -- |t University of Michigan studies -- |t Blake and Mouton's managerial (leadership) grid -- |t Authority-compliance (9,1) -- |t country Club management (1,9) -- |t Impoverished management (1,1) -- |t Middle -of-the-road management (5,5) -- |t Team management (9,9) -- |t Paternalism/maternalism -- |t Opportunism -- |t How does the style approach work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 4.1 : A drill sergeant at first -- |t Case 4.2 : Eating lunch standing up -- |t Case 4.3 : Enhancing the department's culture -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Style questionnaire -- |t Scoring -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g 5. |t Situational approach -- |t Description -- |t Leadership styles -- |t Development levels -- |t How does the situational approach work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 5.1 : What style do I use? -- |t Case 5.1 : Why aren't they listening? -- |t Case 5.3 : Getting the message across -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Situational leadership : a brief questionnaire -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 6. |t Contingency approach -- |t Description -- |t Leadership styles -- |t Situational variables -- |t How does contingency theory work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 6.1 : No control over the student council -- |t Case 6.2 : Giving him a hard time -- |t Case 6.3 : What's the best leader match? -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Least preferred coworker (LPC) measure -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 7. |t Path-goal theory -- |t Description -- |t Leader behaviors -- |t Directive leadership -- |t Supportive leadership -- |t Participative leadership -- |t Achievement-oriented leadership -- |t Subordinate characteristics -- |t Task characteristics -- |t How does path-goal theory work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 7.1 : Three shifts, three supervisors -- |t Case 7.2 : Direction for some, support for others -- |t Case 7.3 : Marathon runners at different levels -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Path-goal leadership questionnaire -- |t Scoring -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g 8. |t Leader-member exchange theory -- |t Description -- |t Early studies -- |t Later studies -- |t Leadership making -- |t How does LMX theory work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 8.1 : His team gets the best assignments -- |t Case 8.2 : Working hard at being fair -- |t Case 8.3 : Taking on additional responsibilities -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t LMX 7 questionnaire -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 9. |t Transformational leadership -- |t Description -- |t Transformational leadership defined -- |t Transformational leadership and charisma -- |t A model of transformational leadership -- |t Transformational leadership factors -- |t Idealized influence -- |t Inspirational motivation -- |t Intellectual stimulation -- |t Individualized consideration -- |t Transactional leadership factors -- |t Contingent reward -- |t Management-by-exception -- |t Nonleadership factor -- |t Laissez-faire -- |t Other transformational perspectives -- |t Bennis and Nanus -- |t Kouzes and Posner -- |t Model the way -- |t Inspire a shared vision -- |t Challenge the process -- |t Enable others to act -- |t Encourage the heart -- |t How does the transformational approach work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 9.1 : The vision failed -- |t Case 9.2 : Students dig it -- |t Case 9.3 : Her vision was a model research center -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Summary -- |t Sample items from the multifactor leadership questionnaire (MLQ) form 5X-short -- |t References. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g 10. |t Team leadership / |r Susan E. Kogler Hill -- |t Description -- |t Team leadership model -- |t Leadership decisions -- |t Leadership decisions 1 : Should I monitor the team or take action? -- |t Leadership decision 2 : Should I intervene to meet task or relational needs? -- |t Leadership decision 3 : Should I intervene internally or externally? -- |t Leadership actions -- |t Internal task leadership actions -- |t Internal relational leadership actions -- |t External environmental leadership actions -- |t t Team effectiveness -- |t Clear, elevating goal -- |t Results-driven structure -- |t Competent team members -- |t Unified commitment -- |t Collaborative climate -- |t Standards of excellence -- |t External support and recognition -- |t Principled leadership -- |t How does the team leadership model work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 10.1 : Can this virtual team work? -- |t Case 10.2 : They dominated the conversation -- |t Case 10.3 : Starts with a bang, ends with a whimper -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Team excellence and collaborative team leader questionnaire -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 11. |t Psychodynamic approach / |r Ernest L. Stech -- |t Description -- |t Background -- |t Eric Berne and transactional analysis -- |t Sigmund Freud and personality types -- |t Carl Jung and personality types -- |t Functions and preferences -- |t Types and leadership -- |t Sixteen types and leadership -- |t Dealing with followers -- |t How does the psychodynamic approach work? -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Case studies -- |t Case 11.1 : Not the type who sees the big picture -- |t Case 11.2 : Staff meeting problems -- |t Case 11.3 : Unexpected reactions -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Psychodynamic approach survey -- |t Scoring -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 12. |t Women and leadership / |r Crystal L. Hoyt -- |t Description -- |t Gender and leadership styles -- |t Gender and leadership effectiveness -- |t Glass ceiling -- |t Evidence of the glass ceiling -- |t Motives for removing the barriers -- |t Explaining the glass ceiling -- |t Human capital differences -- |t Gender differences -- |t Prejudice -- |t Breaking the glass ceiling -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 12.1 : The glass ceiling -- |t Case 12. 2 : Lack of inclusion and credibility -- |t Case 12.3 : Pregnancy as a barrier to job status -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Gender-leader implicit association test -- |t Scoring -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 13. |t Culture and leadership -- |t Description -- |t Culture defined -- |t Related concepts -- |t Ethnocentrism -- |t Prejudice -- |t Dimensions of culture -- |t Uncertainty avoidance -- |t Power distance -- |t Institutional collectivism -- |t In-group collectivism -- |t Gender egalitarianism -- |t Assertiveness -- |t Future orientation -- |t Performance orientation -- |t Humane orientation -- |t Clusters of world cultures -- |t Characteristics of clusters -- |t Anglo -- |t Confucian Asia -- |t Eastern Europe -- |t Germanic Europe -- |t Latin America -- |t Latin Europe -- |t Middle East -- |t Nordic Europe -- |t Southern Asia -- |t Sub-Saharan Africa. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Leadership behavior and culture clusters -- |t Eastern Europe leadership profile -- |t Latin America leadership profile -- |t Latin Europe leadership profile -- |t Confucian Asia leadership profile -- |t Nordic Europe leadership profile -- |t Anglo leadership profile -- |t Sub-Saharan Africa leadership profile -- |t Southern Asia leadership profile -- |t Germanic Europe leadership profile -- |t Middle East leadership profile -- |t Universally desirable and undesirable leadership attributes -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 13.1 : A challenging workplace -- |t Case 13.2 : A special kind of financing -- |t Case 13.3 : Whose Hispanic center is it? -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Dimensions of culture questionnaire -- |t Scoring -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |g 14. |t Leadership ethics -- |t Description -- |t Ethics defined -- |t Ethical theories -- |t Centrality of ethics to leadership -- |t Heifetz's perspective on ethical leadership -- |t Burns's perspective on ethical leadership -- |t Greenleaf's perspective on ethical leadership -- |t Principles of ethical leadership -- |t Ethical leaders respect others -- |t Ethical leaders serve others -- |t Ethical leaders are just -- |t Ethical leaders are honest -- |t Ethical leaders build community -- |t Strengths -- |t Criticisms -- |t Application -- |t Case studies -- |t Case 14.1 : A struggling company with not enough cash. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Case 14.2 : How safe is safe? -- |t Case 14.3 : Reexamining a proposal -- |t Leadership instrument -- |t Perceived leader integrity scale (PLIS) -- |t Scoring -- |t Scoring interpretation -- |t Summary -- |t References -- |t Name index -- |t Subject index -- |t About the author -- |t About the contributors. |
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