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Is Servant Leadership Just for Western Cultures? Complexities, Gaps, and Challenges

By Sam ChaisePosted onSeptember 1st, 2021June 27th, 2022
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Abstract: Servant leadership was originally proposed as an ethical way of leading and has become a near-synonym for Christian leadership. This is problematic, however, because …

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