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Herbert Jacob,J?rg Becker,Helmut Krcmardiaspora and the tri-partied legacy of a colonial constraint within the UK. Much like the brass and iron shackled enslaved Africans in the dark underbelly of those behemoth slave ships, the shadowlands are used as a metaphor to convey the organisational places where similar leadership abuses of powe

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J?rg Becker,Wolfgang Uhr,Oliver Vering they see organisations as disadvantageous spaces linked to leadership ‘hard knocks.’ The Jamaican proverb: . to as their experience. The translation of the proverb means that even though the rain is falling, the ground is still hard and confronts the perceptions that although leadership is consider

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9523-0 have concerning their identity and place of belonging attached to their perceived ‘rootlessness.’ ‘Rootlessness‘ seems important and most evident in the discourse of first-generation children born in the UK descended from the Windrush generation and those second-generation children born in the 80s.

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Integrierte Informationsverarbeitung 1imarily seen through pioneering acts and Responsible leadership. Resilient, Faith-based, and Benevolent leadership underpins triumph and hope assumptions. This chapter explores how identifying as a Global Majority leader can lead to external support networks using cultural capital in collaborative a

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Typen von Planungs- und Kontrollsystemen,ch they are allied, they become engaged in an iterative process of testing and refining that knowledge. Therefore, in keeping with the narrative tradition of my ancestral background, I offer my final investment in the form of an autoethnography as a thread to the literary narrative running throughou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-31383-7Majority leadership experience and construction of identity from their perspective. Implications of this study are essential for stakeholders, research and the literature on leadership, identity, and broader organisation policy, and practice.

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Rootlessness and Unbelonging,an’s Contribution to Art”: ., 1938). Understanding the need for a place of belonging is vital for leadership, as it gives some insight into the perceived lack of stability and belonging from which Global Majority people feel they can enact leadership.

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Book 2024e to develop and practice leadership, which has implications for theory, policy and practice...?..Contributing to critical leadership and organisational studies, as well as the UN Sustainable Goals that relate to reducing inequality, decent work and economic growth, and promoting inclusive and accou