Chinese and Western Leadership Models: A Literature Review

Literature Review: e-Leadership

This article reviews existing literature on e-leadership and the attendant concept of virtual teams. Current scholarship of e-leadership says the goals of leadership have not changed, but the new e-leader needs to implement those goals electronically on computer-mediated virtual teams that are dispersed over space and time. What is very different is that the e-leader may never physically meet o...

Distributed Leadership: A Review of Literature

Transformational Leadership Background Literature Review

The Leadership of Jesus: A Literature Review and Research Proposal

Through review of scholarly literature, this study explores the leadership of the Scriptural Jesus and offers preliminary propositions on the intra-individual processes effectively used by him. These propositions may be helpful in directing future empirical studies in the field of leadership useful for building toward an integrated, multilevel theory of effective leadership. This paper explores...

Review of the Literature on Leadership

Introduction Throughout history, humankind has examined the concept of leadership and attempted to grasp what it is, how it can be defined, and what makes a leader. The philosophy of leadership has evolved over time, within the context of culture and other influences, to represent a multitude of ideas. Theories of leadership have emerged to examine whether or not persons are born with leadershi...