Ethical leaders: An essay about being in love [Book Review]

Journal of Business Ethics 11 (5-6):479-484 (1992)
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What it means to be an ethical leader is the focus of this paper. Leadership is more than an affair of the head, but fundamentally also one of the heart. Leaders are in love. Four essential and practical considerations are presented for discovering, developing, and using this perspective.

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