Index

Breaking the Zero-Sum Game

ISBN: 978-1-78743-186-7, eISBN: 978-1-78743-185-0

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Publication date: 18 August 2017

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(2017), "Index", Breaking the Zero-Sum Game (Building Leadership Bridges), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 513-528. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78743-185-020171041

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INDEX

Abolitionist movement
, 420, 421

Academic institutions
, 273

Achieving styles

connective leadership profiles
, 221–222

nonprofit and profit sectors
, 221–222

Adaptations
, 136

Adaptive Leadership
, 129

during tumultuous times
, 129–132

Advancing institutional diversity, strategies for
, 296–298

Adverb/verb pairing
, 33

Affirmative builders
, 179

Afghanistan, backlash against women
, 232

African-American activism
, 191

Age, leadership
, 7

Agile
, 256

Alakija, Folorunsho
, 215

American Civil Rights Movement
, 336

America’s moral dilemma
, 189

Anarchist Black Cross
, 421

Anarchist organization
, 432

Anthropocosmical
, 163

Anthropologist
, 382

Antiauthoritarianism
, 419

Anti-oppression
, 422–423

measures and practices
, 431–432

Anti-prison
, 433

Arab Spring
, 201, 202, 205

Argumentum ad temperantiam
, 37

Ariyaratne, Ahangamage Tudor, Dr.
, 123

Assimilationism, leadership
, 33–36

Assumptions of key parties
, 80

At-risk populations
, 59

Atuwa troupe
, 351–352

Auburn University
, 274

Aung San Suu Kyi
, 85

Authentic leadership
, 461

Authentic Leadership Model
, 325

Avolio, B. J.
, 8

Awareness

dramatic shift of
, 84

of followers’ needs
, 197

Baby Boomers
, 222

baD. See Basic assumption of Dependency (baD)

Baku Declaration
, 237

Basic assumption of Dependency (baD)
, 197, 199

Wilfred Bion
, 196

Basic assumptions (ba’s)
, 197

in three cases of disruption
, 198

Bazira, Dan
, 488

Behavioral strategies
, 108

Behaviour Theory
, 9, 80

Benefits, inclusion leadership
, 17–18

Bennett paints
, 32

Bergoglio, Jorge Mario
, 141–142

Big oil
, 403

Bion, Wilfred R.
, 197

Bion’s basic assumptions
, 197–201

Bisexual
, 140

Black leadership
, 184

Black Lives Matter movement
, 191, 195, 204–206

Boeing
, 747, 381

Bottom-up collaboration
, 281

Bouleversement
, 195

Boundary-spanning leadership
, 49, 51

Boyce, K.
, 8

Brazil’s military dictatorship
, 352

Brett, Jeanne
, 86

British Aid Agency
, 228

Buddhism
, 159, 163

in China
, 167

Buddhist monk
, 172

Buddhist philosophy
, 126

Buddhist principles
, 124, 127, 130

Budondo Intercultural Center (BI Center)
, 346, 358, 359

Budondo Village
, 346–352, 356–359

call to action
, 359

case study
, 347–352

Bull City Forward (BCF)
, 51

Bushe, Gervais
, 310

Butler, J.
, 32

Byrnes, D.
, 479

Campaign team
, 363–366

Campus protests
, 287

Canada
, 6

cultural values
, 396

Capabilities
, 80

Carmeli, A.
, 489

Case study
, 274

Budondo village
, 347–352

Casual communications
, 489

Casus belli
, 203

Catholic Church
, 143, 148

Catholicism
, 143, 148

Center for Creative Leadership (CCL)
, 44, 46, 180

Central Bank
, 132

Certain conditions or forces
, 197

Challenger
, 405

Challenges
, 50

Chancellor of Germany
, 466

The Change is Me International (CHIME-IN)
, 217

Charismatic leader
, 469

Charismatic theories
, 9

Child Protective Services
, 385

Child Welfare Team (CWT)
, 385

Chinese culture
, 158

Chinese inclusive leadership, metaphysical foundation
, 165–166

Chinese philosophies
, 159

Choosing partnership over patriarchy
, 263

Church of the Brethren
, 482

City of Vancouver
, 410

Civic leadership
, 38

Civil rights
, 50, 180, 183–187

movement
, 181, 190

rekindling the legacy
, 190–192

Civil Rights Act of
, 1964, 192

Clark, Helen
, 464, 471

Climate change
, 411

Coaching
, 438, 444–446

relationships
, 438, 444

Coalitions leadership
, 185

Cognitive strategies
, 108

Cognitive/psychological/physiological underpinnings
, 401–404

Collaboration
, 88, 442, 443, 477

Collaborative, communities
, 117

Collaborative leaders
, 308

Collaborative members
, 105

Collaborative organization
, 108

Collaborative structures
, 112–113

Collaboratives, in developing inclusive leadership practices

Collaborative’s mission
, 113

Collective identity
, 443

Collective leadership
, 45

traditions of
, 350–351

Collinson, David
, 328

Commitment
, 111

leadership
, 13

Communication
, 111

norms
, 83

route
, 427

Community
, 180, 181

educational programs
, 483

leadership
, 65, 67, 70–72, 182, 388

members
, 103

model
, 484

organization
, 388

problems
, 486

services
, 238

social action-community leadership
, 184–187

stewards
, 187

Compassionate action, servant leadership
, 127

Competitive
, 212

Complex societies leaders
, 80

Concept of All Things
, 166–167

Conceptualizations
, 35

Conflict
, 50

minerals
, 363, 371, 374–376

resolution
, 112

Confrontation
, 279

Confucian Heaven
, 165

Confucianism
, 159

Confucius
, 160

Congo Calling
, 369–371

aim
, 362

goal
, 377

Congolese mining
, 369

Connective Era
, 210

Connective Leaders
, 210–212

Connective Leadership Model
, 212, 218

Connective Leadership styles
, 220

Connective leadership training

with youth ambassadors
, 217–219

Connective Leadership™/Achieving Styles™ Model
, 211

Conscious community
, 136

Conservative party’s platform
, 396

Constraint relaxation
, 400–401

Consumer choices
, 374–376

Consumer Protection Act
, 374

Contemporary campus protests, overview of
, 286–288

Contingency/Situational Theory
, 9

Cooperation
, 486, 489, 491

Cooperative Institutional Research Program
, 287

Coordination
, 111

Cottrill, L.
, 16

Council on Foreign Relations
, 233

Counter cultural choices, Pope Francis
, 140

Creative insight
, 406

Crisis
, 196, 287

Critical leadership framework

emerging dimensions of
, 332–336

concepts in context
, 334–335

histories/historical perspectives
, 336

interpersonal interactions
, 333–334

theoretical perspectives
, 335–336

levels of application
, 337

departments/organizations/institutions
, 337–338

instructors/educators/trainers
, 337

Critical Legal Studies (CLS)
, 330

Critical Race Theory (CRT)
, 31, 330

Critical theory, origins
, 329–330, 336

Critical thinking
, 286

Critical times call, for critical theories
, 328–332

Criticism
, 290

Cross cultural millennial behavior transformation
, 217

Cross-cultural coaching
, 444, 445

Cross-cultural collaborators

expatriation
, 440–441

and leadership
, 439–440

mentoring/coaching
, 444–446

in practice
, 446–452

relationships/collaboration
, 441–444

setting the stage
, 437–439

Cross-cultural experiences
, 439

Cross-cultural leaders
, 440

Cross-cultural professional success
, 446

dimensions of
, 452

Cross-cultural self-awareness
, 448

Cross-cultural skills
, 14

Cross-over Leaders
, 223

Cultivating inclusion, through grassroots initiatives
, 486–488

Cultural difference
, 215–217

Cultural diversity
, 250

Cultural intelligence (CQ)
, 15–16

development
, 16

Culturally inclusive workplaces
, 479

Culture, leading
, 114

Cultures, inclusive leadership
, 484–486

Dao
, 162

Daoism
, 159

Datong
, 159, 162

Decision-making authority
, 278

Decision-making processes
, 485

Declaration
, 235

Decolonization
, 430–432

Decolonizing
, 423

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
, 361, 372

call to action
, 376–377

history
, 362–363

Democratize leadership capacity
, 54

Demographics, changing
, 5

Den Hartog, D. N.
, 9

Denis, Muwanguzi
, 356

Denizen leaders
, 83, 85, 86, 91

characteristics and traits
, 94

characteristics/traits of
, 93

contextual intelligence
, 94

ecological/social intelligence
, 94

equity/equality
, 94–95

inclusiveness
, 94

long-term scope/world view
, 96

moral/ethical fibre
, 95

power of persuasion
, 95

Dependency, Arab spring case
, 201–202

Deshodaya Plan
, 133

Developing inclusive leaders
, 262–263

complexity of
, 264–265

Dialogic change
, 306, 310–312

Dialogue
, 286, 293–295

Direct domain
, 212

Disability
, 6

Discernment
, 146

Disidentification
, 35

Disruption, basic assumptions
, 198

Distributed approach
, 104

Diversity
, 6–11, 274, 280

assimilation, differentiation and exclusion
, 12

Canada
, 6

cultural
, 250

education literature
, 328

generational gap
, 250–251

problems associated with
, 10

in workplace
, 247

Dodd-Frank Wall Street/Banking Reform
, 374

Doing more with less
, 215

Dominant social paradigm
, 398

DRC. See Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)

Drucker, P. F.
, 7

Durham, tobacco and textiles
, 51

Eberly, M. B.
, 8

Economic and Social Council of the UN (ECOSOC)
, 230

Economic sector divides
, 219–221

Ecosystems
, 52

Education, open and free
, 67–69

Egypt
, 205

Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church
, 50

Emotional bank accounts
, 82

Emotional intelligence
, 15, 257

Emotional self-awareness
, 15

Empathic leadership
, 15

Empowering, meaning
, 279–282

Engaged scholarship
, 314

Engagement
, 266

Engaging inclusive
, 299

Enlightenment mentality
, 158

Environment, case study
, 347–352

E-QUAL
, 66

Equity
, 274, 280

Establishment of a Social Fund (ESF)
, 237

Ethics incorporate
, 188

Eureka effect
, 400

European Union
, 470

Executive Director
, 114

Expatriate multiple essential relationships matrix
, 447

Expatriates
, 438–441, 443–449, 451

Fierce urgency of now
, 192

Fight/Flight, basic assumption
, 203

Fight/Flight modality
, 205

Firm’s global environment
, 14

Fisher, R.
, 82

Followership justice
, 60, 71, 75

Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)
, 245

Forbes Magazine
, 461

Forum Theatre
, 346, 347, 349, 351–353, 355, 356, 358, 359

skit
, 352

Forward Cities
, 51, 52

Forward together
, 282–283

Forward-flexing
, 85

Fostering inclusive innovation

broadening
, 52–53

capacity development
, 53–55

in closing
, 55–56

entrepreneurship/innovation
, 51–52

into future
, 55

identity/empathy
, 47–49

relationships/networks/movements
, 49–51

sustaining
, 52–53

Fostering inclusive leadership
, 313

Freire, Paul
, 431

Fulbright graduate student program
, 216

Gandhi of Sri Lanka
, 123

Gay
, 140

Gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual, and queer (GLTBQ) community
, 192

Gender
, 219–221

Generative leadership
, 132–133, 137

Generative metaphor
, 312

Geopolitical Era
, 210

Girl-child education
, 349

Global age
, 44

Global Citizen Leader (GCL)
, 54

Global development practitioners, inclusion
, 490–491

Global interdependence, human interaction
, 477

Global leader inclusiveness
, 478–479

Global mindset
, 14

Global nonprofits
, 477, 478

inclusive nature of
, 479–481

organizations
, 477, 479

Globalization
, 46, 69, 480

Gore, Albert
, 157

Graen, G. B.
, 9

Gramodaya
, 133

Greenleaf, Robert
, 186

Ground beneficiaries
, 373–374

Group dynamics
, 197, 204

Growth mindset
, 438, 451

Guardian, of public values
, 187–189

Han dynasty
, 167

Harris, B.
, 317

Harris, La Donna
, 183

Harvard Business Review
, 468

Having Our Say
, 281

HCNs. See Host country nationals (HCNs)

Health

case study
, 347–352

Heifer international model
, 477–491, 481–484, 483, 484, 487

Heifer International’s Annual Report
, 481

Helsinki Accords
, 231

Hernandez, M.
, 8

Hero charisma
, 249

Hero-leader paradigm
, 249

Higher education
, 285–288, 291, 292, 296–298

Hijab
, 232

HIV/AIDS
, 145, 350, 487

Hollander, E. P.
, 12, 13

Holy Thursday
, 150

Homo economicus
, 228

Homo reciprocans
, 228

Honest communication
, 490

Horizontal leadership dynamics

academy structure
, 426–427

factors that impinge
, 426–428

non-reflexivity
, 428

unaddressed power differentials among organizers
, 427

Horizontality
, 419, 420, 422

Horkheimer, Max
, 329

Host country nationals (HCNs)
, 437, 442

expatriat
, 450, 451

mentor
, 447

relationships
, 449

Human geography

borders/boundaries/barriers
, 65–67

discussion
, 66

Human Resources
, 409

Human rights
, 228–231

Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam
, 231

Charter of Human and People’s Rights of African states
, 231

contemporary discussions
, 230

critique of
, 232–233

Economic and Social Council of the UN (ECOSOC)
, 230

groups coordination
, 232

Helsinki Accords
, 231

to inclusion
, 234–237

inclusive leadership
, 239

inclusive society approach
, 239

inclusive society, creation
, 237–238

Magna Carta of
, 1215, 230

movement
, 231–232

NGOs, role of
, 233–234

progress toward inclusion
, 238–239

United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
, 230

Human rights movement
, 231–232

Humanitarian leaders
, 478

Humanity
, 160–161, 165

Humility
, 161–165

ICOPA. See International Conference on Penal Abolition (ICOPA)

Identity and Violence
, 48

Ignatian discernment
, 145, 152

Ignatian spirituality
, 144

Ignatius of Loyola
, 143, 144, 148

Ikeda, Daisaku
, 158

IL. See Inclusive leadership (IL)

Impinge horizontal leadership dynamics

non-reflexivity
, 428

structure of academy
, 426–427

unaddressed power differentials, among organizers
, 427

Inclusion
, 6–11, 274, 280, 310–311, 460, 477, 478

framework
, 11–12

for global development practitioners
, 490–491

leadership
, 12–14

benefits and outcomes
, 17–18

competencies
, 14

overcoming barriers
, 488–490

principles
, 314

engaged scholarship
, 314–315

leadership as engagement
, 314

learning as transformation
, 316–317

orientation to possibility
, 316

queering the discourse
, 31–33

Inclusion and diversity in work groups
, 11

Inclusion discourse

baby and bathwater
, 36–39

contesting and reconstituting
, 40

leadership
, 33–36

practitioners of
, 38

Inclusive
, 346–347, 420

democracy
, 236

leaders
, 16, 104, 316, 460–462, 464

developing
, 262–263

profiling
, 263

for 21st Century
, 470–472

See also Inclusive leadership

Inclusive leadership (IL)
, 6, 12–14, 13, 29–31, 36, 37, 103, 107, 125, 132–137, 139–141, 143, 147, 148, 197, 228, 236, 239, 248, 288, 290, 293, 367–371, 375, 377, 461

across cultures
, 484–486

applied
, 106–107

basics of
, 104–105

benefits and outcomes
, 17–18

challenge for leaders
, 19

within collaborative structure
, 105–106

competency
, 14

contesting/reconstituting
, 40

creating a culture
, 258–262

defined
, 104

developing
, 262–263

for new social order
, 123

practices
, 288

profound persons
, 158–161

role of dialogue
, 293–295

through collaboratives
, 114

empirical examples
, 115–116

Inclusive society
, 228, 229, 237, 238

Inclusiveness
, 94

Indianapolis
, 51

Ineffective leaders

past assumptions and barriers to insights
, 92–93

vs. sensitive assumptions
, 92

Influence processes
, 8

Informal education, traditions of
, 350–351

Innovation, defined
, 45

Institute of Human Rights
, 232

Institutional isomorphism
, 298

Institutional leaders
, 289

Instrumental domain
, 213–214

Integrated focus conceptual model
, 401–404

Integrated focus insight problem solving
, 413

Integrated focus model, for leveraging insight
, 412

Integrated focus process, cases of
, 404–414

Integrative problem solving
, 397–399

Intentional underdevelopment
, 189

Intercultural competence assessment
, 216

Intercultural Effectiveness Scale (IES)
, 216

Interdependence
, 477–491

Intergenerational leadership
, 181, 187, 189–190

Intergroup dialogue programs
, 291, 294

Intergroup Dialogue Project (IDP)
, 295

International Conference on Penal Abolition (ICOPA)
, 421, 422

adopting anti-oppression measures
, 431–432

guiding theoretical basis for analysis
, 423–424

guiding theoretical basis, for analysis
, 423–424

ICOPA 15 organizing
, 424–426

leadership/process, discussion of
, 428–429

mindfulness about horizontality/collective action
, 430

organizing ICOPA
, 15, 424–426

self-reflexive meetings
, 429–430

steps toward horizontality
, 428–432

adopting anti-oppression measures/practices
, 431–432

horizontality and collective action
, 430

leadership and process
, 428–429

self-reflexive meetings
, 429–430

International Criminal Court
, 231

Interpersonal interaction
, 334

Intersectional Theory
, 332

Intrinsic style
, 212

Isomorphism

peer learning across institutions
, 288–289

IT services
, 306

Jana Sanskriti
, 358

Japanese Buddhist philosopher
, 158

Jesuit formation
, 142, 144

Jesuits
, 143, 144

in Argentina
, 142

missionary spirit
, 144

Job creation
, 53

Johnson, M. D.
, 8

Journey mercies tour
, 357

Joyce James’ leadership
, 385

Junzi
, 159

Kidney Chain originator
, 408

Klinger, Eric
, 81

Kong, Jing
, 158

Koopman, P.
, 9

Kouzes, J.
, 5, 379

Laidler-Kylander, N.
, 480

Latino Policy Forum in Illinois
, 185

Leader inclusiveness
, 478–479

Leadership
, 5–20, 286, 460

among equals
, 182

challenge of
, 462

collaborative teamwork
, 16–17

definitions
, 7, 44

empathic
, 15

as engagement
, 314

as equal
, 181–183

global mindset
, 14

GLOBE definition
, 439

ignited
, 389

inclusive
, 19–20

by many
, 183–184

moving forward
, 326–328

needs
, 62–65

other, implications for
, 70–71

perspectives of
, 8–9

preparing
, 180–181

problem solving ability
, 395–398, 400, 402, 404, 406

question of
, 6–8

race/assimilationism/inclusion discourse
, 33–36

reflections
, 205–206

roles
, 432

self-awareness
, 15

servant outcomes
, 17

for times
, 462–465

See also specific leadership

Leadership by the many
, 183

Leadership Challenge model
, 324

Leadership characteristic
, 471, 472

Leadership Coach (LC)
, 217

Leadership cornerstones

review of literature
, 324–325

Leadership development
, 324, 326–328

Leadership discourse
, 32–37, 39, 40

Leadership dispositions
, 465–470

Leadership education
, 313, 324, 328, 329, 332, 333, 335, 337

curriculum
, 324

Leadership legacy
, 126

Leadership literature, cornerstones of
, 324

Leadership paradigm shift
, 254–262

definition gap
, 257

inclusive leadership, creating culture
, 258–262

two key barriers
, 258

Leadership, paradigms
, 246

2014 Grant Thornton report
, 247

2011 UK
, 247

hero-leader
, 246

shift
, 259

Leadership practices
, 371

Leadership reach
, 60, 66, 71

Leadership scenarios

integrated focus process, cases of
, 404–414

Leadership scholars
, 82

Leadership studies
, 328, 336

Leadership tasks
, 252

Leadership theory
, 71

Leadership-as-practice
, 308

Leading culture
, 107

Leading self
, 114

Learning
, 164

Learning and teaching model (LTM)
, 306

LeFevre, Karen
, 309

Legacy consciousness
, 390

Legacy leadership
, 383

Legacy, leaving
, 132–137

Lesbian
, 140

LGBT communities
, 19

Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE)
, 124, 125

Life-Changing Learning
, 306

Local scale social justice
, 69–70

Loftin, R. Bowen
, 274

Lorde, Audre
, 33

Lydia, Sanyu
, 349

Management mobility
, 261

Mandela, Nelson
, 80, 87

Marshak, Robert
, 310

Mastering foreign languages
, 14

Mbubi, Bandi
, 363

McCain, John
, 200

McCoy, D. L.
, 332

Medicine of mercy
, 149

Mencius
, 163

Mentoring relationships
, 438, 444

Mercy
, 140, 141, 143, 147, 149–150

Merkel, Angela
, 461, 463, 466, 467

Millennials
, 251

Millennials value connectivity
, 190

Mimetic isomorphism
, 288

Mindfulness
, 161

Mindset, shifting
, 53

Mirroring society
, 353

Missouri’s black Highway Patrol Captain Ron Johnson
, 205

Motivating mission
, 278–279

Multi-Institutional Study of Leadership
, 324

Muslim refugees
, 141

Narcissistic
, 468

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
, 404

National Association of Latino Elected and Political Officials (NALEO)
, 183

National Fund for Workforce Solutions
, 110

National Kidney Registry
, 408

Natural reward strategies
, 109

Negotiation
, 80, 81, 88, 89

beyond ‘yours’ or ‘mine’
, 79–88

position versus interest
, 83

Neo-Confucians
, 168

New social order, inclusive leadership
, 123

diverse community of Sri Lanka
, 2016, 124

Dr. Ari
, 124, 125

early years shaping
, 126–127

Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE)
, 125

Sarvodaya
, 124, 125

NGO. See Nongovernmental organization (NGO)

Nobel Peace Prize
, 95

Nongovernmental organization (NGO)
, 228, 361

global nonprofits
, 478

international
, 477–478

Nonprofit leaders
, 199, 221–223

research
, 222–223

Nonprofit organizations
, 480

NUS (National Union of Students)
, 366

Obama, Barack
, 140, 199, 470

Occupy movement
, 203, 206

refusal
, 204

Occupy Wall Street movement
, 203–204

One party (OP)
, 80

One-and-All philosophy
, 167–168

Organizational crisis
, 290

Organizational culture
, 18–19, 399

Organizational representatives
, 111

Organizations, teach leadership
, 338

O-rings
, 404

Other
, 59–62

deconstructing
, 62

implications for leadership
, 70–71

as postmodernism fades
, 73–75

space and practice
, 71

Otherness
, 59

Outcomes

inclusion
, 17–18

inclusion leadership
, 17–18

servant leadership
, 17

Outreach programs

Suubi Center
, 354

Suubi Women
, 355–356

Twogere Girls Club
, 355

Outside In: Voices from the Margins
, 282

Oxoby’s, definition
, 32

Pairing
, 204–205

Paradigm shift
, 196

leadership needed
, 254–262

Participatory theater

Forum Theatre
, 353

maternal forum
, 354

Suubi Health Project
, 353–354

transformative power of
, 352–354

Passing on the Gift
, 483, 488

Past experiences
, 92

Philippines
, 484

Place leadership theory
, 60, 71–73

Polarity management
, 50, 51

Pope Francis
, 139–141

inclusive leader
, 143–150

Jesuit community

concern for the poor
, 144

jesuit identity/training
, 143

message of mercy
, 149–150

need
, 141–142

Pope Francis’ consultative discernment process
, 148

Pope Francis’ Ignatian-inspired spiritual vision
, 141

Population, case study
, 347–352

Population, health and environment (PHE)
, 347–352, 356

Posner, B.
, 5, 379

Post-Charismatic and Post-Transformational Leadership Approaches
, 9

Post-heroic leadership
, 308

Power of many
, 184

Principles of negotiation
, 80

Prison
, 420, 421, 433

Problem finding
, 400–401

Problem-solving theory
, 397

Professional balance
, 279

Profit, diversity in workplace
, 247

Profound person
, 168–172

belief, in multiculturalism
, 170

dedication to education
, 170

great compassion
, 170

Kong, Jing, Master
, 168–172

self-cultivation
, 171–172

Profound persons
, 158–161

Progressive pragmatism
, 37

Project management
, 263

Promise-keeping
, 90

Protestant Reformation
, 229

Pubic values
, 187

Public morality
, 188

Public values, guardian of
, 187–189

Pueblo, Jemez
, 186

Purposeful action
, 85

Purushodaya
, 133

Pyramid career paths
, 251

Queer
, 31

Race, leadership
, 33–36

Racism
, 290

Rainbow Nation
, 91

Rape Capital of the World
, 362

Real world
, 285

Reflections, on leadership
, 205–206

Regan, Paul
, 372

Reiter-Palmon, R.
, 489

Relational domain
, 214–215

Relational leadership model
, 276–278, 288

Relationships, leading
, 49, 115

Republican establishment
, 200

Resources, for leaders
, 391

Roberson, Q. M.
, 10

Rodricks, D. J.
, 332

Rodulfo, Karla
, 485, 488

Roman Catholic Church
, 464

RRU masters-level programs
, 317

Rumsey, Walter
, 406

Russia
, 351

Sallee, Bob
, 406

Sarvodaya
, 134, 135

Sarvodaya Approach to the New Century Deshodaya National Assembly
, 134

Sarvodaya Institute of Higher Learning
, 132

Sarvodaya philosophy
, 130

Sarvodaya, vision for 21st Century
, 134

Scholars
, 478

promote
, 336

Scientific researchers and practitioners
, 6

Scrum
, 256

Self-awareness
, 15, 279

Self-confidence
, 84, 345

Self-cultivation
, 160, 163–165, 164–165, 171–172

Self-financing model
, 132

Self-goal setting
, 109

Self-leadership
, 106, 107

behavioral strategies
, 108–109

cognitive strategies
, 108

collaborative
, 107

natural rewards
, 109–110

organizational
, 108

practices
, 116

Self-leading organization
, 108

Self-nominated volunteers
, 371–373

Self-observation
, 109

Self-reflexive meetings
, 429

Self-rewards
, 109

Servant leadership
, 152, 327, 469

compassionate action
, 127

Sex differences
, 219, 220

Sex, leadership styles
, 220

Sex-role stereotypes
, 220

Sexual orientation
, 6, 61

Shapiro, D.
, 82

Similarity-attraction theory
, 17

Sinhalese communities
, 124

Skills, leadership
, 246

Social action-community leadership
, 184–187

coalition leadership
, 184–185

community service
, 186–187

community stewardship
, 186–187

social activism
, 184–185

Social capital
, 47, 347

Social challenges
, 54

Social Change Model
, 326, 333

Social Change Model of Leadership Development
, 324

Social consciousness
, 47

Social construction
, 306

in leadership
, 311–313

Social identification
, 443

Social identity maps, tool
, 49

Social inclusion
, 230, 234, 236–237, 238

Social justice
, 69, 419

dimensions
, 60

organizing
, 419

Social movements
, 125, 196

Social order, inclusive leadership. See New social order, inclusive leadership

Social psychology
, 10

Social relationships
, 60

Social work
, 10

Socialized vision
, 278–279

Socially just leadership

basic human needs
, 82–83

be tough on the problem
, 81

beyond zero-sum/fixed pie
, 84–85

collaboration
, 88–89

combined forces
, 90

consider/uncover multiple interests
, 89

cultural differences
, 82–83

decision competence
, 84

decision confidence
, 84

denizen leaders in
, 79–81

‘face’ maintaining
, 90–91

greatness, inspiring others
, 91

intelligence gathering
, 85–86

listening and seeing
, 83–84

multiple interests, consider and uncover
, 82–83

mutual gain, ideation and multiple possible alternatives
, 84–88

reframing/re-diagnosing the problem
, 85–86

rules of engagement/decisions
, 86–87

soft on the relationship
, 81

task/relational outcomes, balance interest
, 81–82

total immersion
, 87–88

transparency/self-awareness/balanced processing
, 89–90

trust
, 88

vision visible
, 91

Societal change
, 460

Society for all
, 235

Society of Jesus
, 148

Socioeconomic
, 60, 61

Spatial relationships
, 60, 65, 71

Spirit of questioning
, 32

Spiritual Exercises
, 144, 145

Spiritual tradition
, 143

Sri Lanka
, 123

Dr. Ari

charismatic leader
, 128

in diverse community
, 124

Gandhi of Sri Lanka
, 123

wellbeing of village life
, 124

Sri Lanka Constitutional Council
, 134

State of Civil Society Report
, 2016, 375

State-of-the-Union message
, 404

St-Hilaire, F.
, 9

Strategic diversity leadership
, 287, 291–293, 299

Strategy development process
, 106

Strong convictions
, 147

Student inclusiveness
, 366–367

Student protest
, 286–287, 291–293, 294

Suubi Health Project
, 353–354

Suubi Outreaches
, 356–359

extending outreach further afield
, 357–358

from transacting to transforming
, 358

world’s pain
, 358–359

Suubi Women’s VHT
, 358

Syria
, 205

Tamil communities
, 124

Team building
, 286

TEDx Exeter
, 361, 364

TEDx organizers
, 370

Tensions
, 323

Thatcher, Margaret
, 213

The Equality of Things
, 167

The Great Learning
, 164

The Guardian
, 249

The other party (TOP)
, 80

The Servant as Leader
, 186

Theater cultivates empathy
, 349–350

Thompson, J.
, 479

Tolerance
, 162

Tourish, Dennis
, 328

Traits Theory
, 9

Transactional leaders
, 346–347

Transcendence
, 162–163

breakthrough
, 163

Transformation
, 346–347, 477

leadership
, 107, 327, 356, 469

in Africa
, 347

themselves and society
, 316

theories
, 9

traditional structures
, 420

Tree of life
, 48

Tribal Critical Race Theory (TribalCrit)

challenges
, 331

TribalCrit. See Tribal Critical Race Theory (TribalCrit)

Trudeau, Justin
, 396

Truly understanding
, 280

Trump, Donald
, 199, 461, 464, 467, 472

Trust
, 111

Tubman, Harriett
, 221

Tumultuous times

adaptive leadership
, 129–132

Tuskegee Auburn Women’s Leadership Alliance (TAWLA)
, 274–276, 281

Twogere Girls Club
, 355

Two-Party Negotiations
, 80

Tzu, Lao
, 167

Tzu, Zhuang
, 167

Ubuntu
, 380–387, 389–393

context/definition
, 380–385

cultures
, 391

Ubuntu leadership
, 392

community
, 386–387

connecting one’s voice and touch
, 390–391

framework for future
, 386–391

lead with compassion
, 387–388

lead with passion
, 388–389

position of character
, 389

position of values
, 386

shape the future through choices
, 390

Uganda
, 486

Uhl-Bien, M.
, 9

Unawatuna Coir Workers Cooperative
, 126

United Kingdom (UK)-based campaign
, 361

United Nations 2015 Millennium Goals
, 135

United Nations Development Report of
, 2000, 235

United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
, 230

United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
, 228

Universal Declaration on Cultural Diversity
, 236

University of Missouri, recent incidents
, 289–291

Unpack inclusion
, 379–393

Upside Down Management
, 259

US-Based Doctoral Students
, 216

Valiant leaders
, 210

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders
, 203

Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action (VDPA)
, 231

Vietnam War
, 286

Village Awakening Council
, 131

Village Health Team (VHT)
, 356

Village Health Workers (VHW)
, 355

Village outreach
, 345–359

Vishvodaya
, 133

VUCA
, 313

Vygotsky, Lev
, 309

Walinga, J.
, 317

Wall Street
, 206

Washington, Booker T.
, 214

Weiming, Tu
, 157

Well-designed programs
, 67

Wen, S.
, 442

Western concept
, 228

Western leadership
, 346

Western nations
, 6

Whole systems model
, 258

Wilber model
, 261

Wilfred Bion’s basic assumptions
, 196

Wilson, Darren
, 204

Witness to the Revolution
, 195

Women leaders
, 219

Women Matter
, 247

Words

defined
, 39–40

language
, 30

Work groups
, 197

World Bank
, 228, 234

World hunger relief charity
, 483

World Summit for Social Development
, 235

World Trade Organization’s (WTO)
, 367

World War II
, 365

World’s Worst Place to Woman
, 362

Wu, M.
, 442

Xiao
, 160

Youth Ambassador (YA) leaders
, 217, 219

Yzaguirre, Raul
, 186

Zero-sum communities
, 116

Zero-sum game
, 59, 60, 62–67, 70–73, 75

basic assumptions, revisiting
, 201

Bion’s basic assumptions
, 197–198

dependency
, 199–200

fight/flight
, 200

pairing
, 200–201

purpose
, 196–197

Zhongyong
, 165

Zhuang, W.
, 442

Ziv, E.
, 489

Zuckerberg, Mark
, 214

Prelims
Part 1 Pushing the Boundaries of Inclusiveness
Introduction
Chapter 1 Breaking the Zero-Sum Game: Transforming Societies through Inclusive Leadership
Chapter 2 What’s in a Word? Troubling and Reconstructing the Discourse of Inclusion
Chapter 3 Fostering Inclusive Innovation Ecosystems
Chapter 4 Toward the “Other”: Followership Justice and Leadership Reach
Chapter 5 Denizen Leaders as Radical Negotiators of Third Alternatives in Complex Societies: Not Yours, Not Mine, But Ours
Chapter 6 Exploring Inclusive Leadership through the Lens of a Collaborative Structure
Part 2 Trials of Breaking the Zero-Sum Game
Introduction
Chapter 7 Inclusive Leadership for a New Social Order: Dr. A.T. Ariyaratne
Chapter 8 Mercy within Mercy: The Heart of Pope Francis’ Inclusive Leadership in a Broken World
Chapter 9 Harmony but Not Sameness: The Inclusive Leadership Style of the Chinese Profound Persons
Part 3 Spiritual Inclusiveness
Introduction
Chapter 10 Rekindling the Legacy of Civil Rights: Leadership for an Inclusive, Just, and Compassionate Society
Chapter 11 What is “The Work” of Breaking the Zero-Sum Game?
Chapter 12 Connective Leadership: From Zero-Sum to Inclusion
Chapter 13 Inclusive Leadership: A Western Concept or a Strategy that Will Transform the World?
Chapter 14 The Inclusive Leader at the Centre of an Interconnected World
Part 4 Inclusiveness and Diversity in Higher Education
Introduction
Chapter 15 Neighbors, Allies, and Partners in Inclusion: An HBCU and an SEC Land Grant Institution
Chapter 16 From Institutional Diversity and Inclusion to Societal Equity and Justice: Higher Education as a Leadership Training Ground for the Public Good
Chapter 17 Dialogic Change and the Practice of Inclusive Leadership
Chapter 18 Building Inclusive Leaders: A Critical Framework for Leadership Education
Part 5 Inclusiveness in the Field
Introduction
Chapter 19 Transforming Leadership through Village Outreach: Women as Change Agents in Sub-Saharan Africa
Chapter 20 Congo Calling — Blood on Our Hands
Chapter 21 Unpacking Inclusivity: Lessons from Ubuntu Leadership
Chapter 22 From Barriers to Breakthroughs: Leading Others Past Wicked Problems to Inclusive Practice Using Integrated Focus
Chapter 23 Striving for Horizontality by Addressing Power Differentials in Radical Organizing
Chapter 24 Cross-Cultural Collaborators: Expatriate and Host Country National Inclusive Relationships
Chapter 25 Inclusive, Authentic, Values-Based or Opportunistic — What Counts as Leadership Today? A Case Study of Angela, Donald, Francis and Helen
Chapter 26 Global Interdependence: The Inclusive Nature of Humanitarian Leaders at Heifer International
About the Authors
Index