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Deviation from the norm is assumed to lead to resistance from followers and, thus
, increased chance of leadership failure. There is ample evidence that
participants react to leaders in terms of the legitimacy of their behavior. Unless
prohibited ...
Deviation from the norm is assumed to lead to resistance from followers and, thus
, increased chance of leadership failure. There is ample evidence that
participants react to leaders in terms of the legitimacy of their behavior. Unless
prohibited ...
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Since the situation of Cell II assumes a steady circulation of leadership, it
demands that new leaders by becoming leaders acquire some of the
characteristics of the old leadership, (e.g., good alternatives to formal
participation, or down shifting ...
Since the situation of Cell II assumes a steady circulation of leadership, it
demands that new leaders by becoming leaders acquire some of the
characteristics of the old leadership, (e.g., good alternatives to formal
participation, or down shifting ...
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At the same time non-leaders have very good prospects for reaching this level in
a relatively short time. The situation of Cell III probably is the most stable one so
long as the relative sizes of the leader and non-leader groups can be maintained
...
At the same time non-leaders have very good prospects for reaching this level in
a relatively short time. The situation of Cell III probably is the most stable one so
long as the relative sizes of the leader and non-leader groups can be maintained
...
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Contents
Acknowledgments | 7 |
People Problems Solutions and the Ambiguity | 24 |
Organizational Learning and the Ambiguity of the Past | 54 |
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