Leadership & Organization Development Journal: Volume 12 Issue 5

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Between Control and Commitment: Management and Change as the Art of Balancing

P.L. Koopman

In this article two personnel management strategies are discussed:a control strategy and a commitment strategy. The main argument is thatin most circumstances a balanced strategy…

Who Should Decide? Key Areas for Participation

Geoffrey N. Soutar, Lawson K. Savery

Research is reported which was conducted using a randomly selectedWestern Australian community sample and involved measuring therespondents′ preferred style of leadership. The…

Leadership for Change in a Turbulent Environment

Tom Darcy, Brian H. Kleiner

Critical management and leadership issues relating to managingmajor organisational change are examined. It is shown that the key toleading change successfully through turbulent…

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The Skills Time Bomb: Part 3: Developing a New Skills Mix

John Sinclair, David Collins

The development of a new skills mix must be seen as part of anorganisational change management strategy. It is only credible when itadds value to what an organisation does. The…

Contemporary Leaders: Power and Powerlessness

Jarl Jørstad

Discusses some aspects of power and powerlessness of contemporaryleaders from four different areas of experiences: psychoanalysis,therapeutic communities, Tavistock conferences on…

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ISSN:

0143-7739

Online date, start – end:

1980

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Professor Martin McCracken
  • Prof Paul Humphreys