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- Leadership Philosophies - (9)
  A leadership philosophy is a way of thinking and behaving in leadership - its aims and means - according to values and beliefs.
  
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  Leadership Philosophies
  An overview of the different philosophical approaches to leadership.
  
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  Servant Leadership
  An overview of servant leadership and its origins.
  
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  Authentic Leadership
  An overview of authentic leadership and its applications.
  
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  Values-Based Leadership
  An overview of values-based leadership.
  
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  Ethical Leadership
  Ethical leadership is a relatively loosely defined philosophy of leadership. To many it is seen to equate to moral leadership, or leading with a sense of great fairness.
  
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  Distributed Leadership
  A brief overview of the concept and benefits of a distributed style of leadership.
  
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  Sources of Leadership Power - French and Raven
  
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  Hard Questions for an Authentic Life - Susan Piver
  The hard questions for an authentic life - sample questions and book summary
  
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  ABCDs of Leading with Trust - Ken Blanchard
  The leaders of the 21^st century have produced record low levels of trust and engagement in workforces, and the modern world is in desperate need of a new kind of leadership. A shift is required in leadership philosophies worldwide, perhaps towards one which places an emphasis on the idea of leading with trust.
  
  Many believe that trust spontaneously occurs in a relationship, but this is a drastic misconception. Through the deliberate and clear usage of certain actions behaviours, trust can be developed between any two individuals, regardless of their prior relationship. Ken Blanchard's ABCDs (Able, Believable, Connected and Dependable) are a framework of behavioural characteristics one needs to display if they are to be considered a trustworthy leader.

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