 | K.C. Wong, K.M. Cheng - 1995 - 298 páginas
...other people in the organization a vision that transforms the existing situation, and which raises 'followers to higher degrees of consciousness such as liberty, freedom, justice and self-actualization' (Bennis and Nanus, 1985: 218). In this sense, too, leaders are primarily culture... | |
 | David Faulkner - 2002 - 536 páginas
...historical tracks' Tichy and Ulrich (1984, p. 5a), the transformational leader is 'causative . . . can invent and create institutions . . . can choose...consciousness, such as liberty, freedom, justice, and self-actualization' (Bennis and Nanus, 1985, p. 218). Even with Warren Bennis's undoubted sincerity... | |
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Leadership is morally purposeful and elevating, which means, if nothing else, that leaders can, through deploying their talents, choose purposes and visions that are based on the key values of the work force and create the social architecture that supports... 