Titlebook: Constructing Leadership 4.0; Swarm Leadership and Richard Kelly Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Marisa Michelini,Alberto Stefanelg a timeline, the chapter examines the evolution of modern organisational leadership from the perspective of four pillars of learning (behaviourism, cognitivism, constructivism, and connectivism) and links these learning theories and pedagogies to the four phases of leadership behaviour (natural, di

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How Should We Teach Physics Today?, in a traditional company. The chapter extracts seven key learnings from the story, pointing to the demerits of the traditional leadership development approach (the traditional?model fixated on cognitivism, succession rite, management, measurement, transmission-based learning, horizontal development

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Marisa Michelini,Alberto Stefanelks at a whole systems approach to developing leaders. The chapter profiles three types of organisational networks: centralised (ego-centric), decentralised (social-centric), and distributed (open ecosystem). Taking inspiration from the way honeybees collaborate through waggle dancing before making a

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Universal Coding on Infinite Alphabets,cally at the future development of leaders. The chapter makes the case that the relational and influence-based categorisation tools taught mainly in classrooms are not fit for purpose in preparing our leaders for industry 4.0 and the connected economy. The chapter suggests?more appropriate?content t

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Springer Monographs in Mathematicstructure, decision-makers need to remodel their organisation using ecosytem theory?by eliminating operant conditioning and cultivating internal and external collaborative networks. The organisational structure needs to reinforce the leadership system. Regarding connections, departments need to be wi

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