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Book chapter
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Reference no. 2392BC
Chapter from: "Leadership Can Be Taught"
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: 2007

Abstract

By comparing today's prevailing command and control models of leadership with an alternative model drawn from the creative process of artists, in this chapter, the author illustrates how this approach helps us all make progress on a central adaptive challenge of our time: the transformation of the prevailing myth of leadership. This chapter is excerpted from ‘Leadership Can Be Taught'.

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Abstract

By comparing today's prevailing command and control models of leadership with an alternative model drawn from the creative process of artists, in this chapter, the author illustrates how this approach helps us all make progress on a central adaptive challenge of our time: the transformation of the prevailing myth of leadership. This chapter is excerpted from ‘Leadership Can Be Taught'.

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