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Fall 2001
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Executive Leadership: The Driving Force for Corporate Environmental Responsibility
By Dennis Rondinelli, Kenan-Flager Business School, UNC-Chapel Hill
A sea change has been occurring for more than a decade
in the way most North American, European, and Japanese multinational corporations (MNCs) deal with
environmental issues...The vast majority of MNCs from post-industrial economies are addressing their environmental
impacts not only by complying with national rules and regulations, but also by
voluntarily going beyond regulatory requirements...
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What Do We Know About Venture Philanthropy?
By Maya Ajmera, Executive Director, The Global Fund for Children
Advocates of venture philanthropy often seek to find and fund "social entrepreneurs" - that is, visionary leaders with innovative approaches to solving social problems. Donors who take this approach balance altruism with business sense. They see themselves as investing in organizations that can catalyze social change rather than giving money away to charity.
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Influence Triggers: A Framework for Understanding Follower Compliance
Original publication by John E. Barbuto in Leadership Quarterly Synopsis by Barbara Ascher, Leadership Review editor
In contrast to most studies of leadership, which address the traits, skills, abilities, and actions of the leader, this article focuses on the follower’s perspective. How will a follower react to a leader’s attempts at influence? Under what conditions will a follower comply with the leader’s requirements? Leaders who understand the roots of follower compliance will be more successful in achieving their desired outcomes.
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Examining the Relationship between Listening Effectiveness and Leadership Emergence: Perception, Behaviors, and Recall
Original article by Scott D. Johnson and Curt Bechler in Small Group Research Synopsis by Nicole Rizkalla, Claremont McKenna College '01
Specific communication behaviors, and their role in shaping the perceptions of group members, have been analyzed and evaluated by several scholars. However, little research has focused on the role of listening in the arena of leader selection and response to leader behaviors, in the context of a small group. This study explored the association between listening and leadership, by measuring the relationships between perception, behavior and recall performance in small groups.
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