Mosaic leadership for a multipolar world : African Asian, Middle Eastern and Indigenous Perspectives /
A fascinating collection of perspectives on leadership with immediate, practical benefits for all kinds of leaders In Mosaic: Leadership for a Multipolar World, a team of distinguished leadership and coaching expert delivers an insightful discussion on leadership from African, Asian, Middle East, an...
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1 Moving Towards a Global Perspective on Leadership
- Introduction
- A History of Leadership Thought
- The Great Man Theories
- Trait Theory
- Behavioural and Situational Leadership
- Intelligence in Leadership: Cognitive and Emotional
- Leader-Member Exchange Theory
- Transformational and Servant Leadership
- Inclusive and Adaptive Leadership
- Business Schools and Management Training
- Why Is This a Problem in a Globally Connected, Diverse World?
- Alternative Thinking
- Our Aims for This Book
- References
- Section 1 Perspectives
- Chapter 2 Decoloniality and Leadership Development
- Introduction - Se wo were fi na wosankofa a yenkyi
- Sankofa-Remembering and Recovering
- Coloniality and Decoloniality
- Laying Bare the Dominant Narrative
- Sketches of a Decolonial Approach
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 3 Asian Approaches to Leadership
- Introduction
- A Brief History of Asian Leadership
- Chinese Leadership Models: Confucianism, Taoism and The Art of War
- Indian Leadership Models: Dharma, the Mahabharata, the Ramayana and Insights from Chanakya and Thiruvalluvar
- Japanese Leadership Models: Bushido, Zen Philosophy and Modern Business Practices
- Leadership Models in South Asia: Balancing Tradition, Religion and Modernity
- Leadership in West Asia: Islamic Principles and Tribal Traditions
- Imperialism and Empire
- Asian Leadership-1950-2000
- What's Different About Asian Cultures?
- New Leadership Approaches in Asia
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 4 African Approaches to Leadership Development
- Introduction
- A Complex Continent
- The Rise of Ubuntu Leadership
- Lekgotla Principle: A Device of Traditional African Leadership
- Socio-Spiritual Leadership.
- Insights for Leadership Development
- There's No Country Called Africa
- Models Versus Frameworks
- Region
- Gendered-ness
- Religion and Spiritual Practices
- Colonialism and Modern Influences
- Conclusion
- References
- Further Reading
- Chapter 5 First Nation Approaches to Leadership
- Introduction
- How Indigenous Peoples See Leadership
- Worldview and Indigenous Peoples' Approaches to Leadership
- The Great Law: An Enduring Example of Indigenous Leadership
- Insights into Leadership Development in Western Cultures
- Conclusion
- References
- Section 2 Approaches to Leadership
- Asia Perspectives
- Chapter 6 Kaizen
- The Big Idea
- Principles of Kaizen
- Kaizen in Action: Frameworks and Methodologies
- Benefits of Kaizen
- Expanding Kaizen's Influence
- How to Apply It
- Implementing Kaizen in Leadership
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 7 Mengzi's Five Virtues-Ren, Yi, Li, Zhi and Xin
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply It
- Promoting Benevolent Leadership (Ren)
- Upholding Ethical Standards (Yi)
- Demonstrating Respect and Cultural Sensitivity (Li)
- Cultivating Wisdom and Sound Judgement (Zhi)
- Building Trust and Reliability (Xin)
- Challenges
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 8 Vasudhev Kutumbhkam
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply it
- Conclusion
- Chapter 9 The Art of War
- The Big Idea
- Historical and Cultural Context
- The Art of War Model of Leadership
- Key Principles
- How to Apply It
- Implications
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 10 The Wu-Wei (Non-Doing) Model of Leadership Development
- The Big Idea
- Difference Between Non-doing and Deliberate Action
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Chapter 11 Seven Core Precepts of Bushido
- The Big Idea
- Gi (Rectitude)
- Yu (Courage)
- Jin (Benevolence)
- Rei (Respect)
- Makoto (Honesty)
- Meiyo (Honour).
- Chugi (Loyalty)
- How to Apply It
- Decision-Making and Integrity
- Building a Courageous Culture
- Promoting Compassion and Empathy
- Cultivating Respectful Relationships
- Ensuring Transparency and Authenticity
- Upholding Honour and Ethical Standards
- Demonstrating Loyalty and Commitment
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 12 Shokunin Katagi
- The Big Idea
- Core Principles
- The Inheritance of Shokunin Katagi
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 13 Han Fei's Philosophy: Fa, Shu and Shi
- The Big Idea
- Relationship Between Fa, Shu and Shi
- How to Apply It
- Conclusions
- References
- Chapter 14 IKIGAI: A Japanese Approach to Leadership
- The Big Idea
- Ikigai in Japanese Society and Its Cultural Roots
- Japanese Leadership and the Principles of Ikigai
- M-IKIGAI Framework: Five Core Dimensions for Purpose-Driven Leadership
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 15 Advaita Vedanta
- The Big Idea
- Going Deeper-Connecting Wisdom With Vedantic Principles
- How to Apply It?
- Self-Discovery-Spiritual Awakening
- Vision-Dharma
- Leadership Position-Brahman
- Action-Karma
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 16 Yin-Yang Therapy to Leadership
- The Big Idea
- How It Works
- Conclusion
- Chapter 17 The Hwarang-The Flower Youths
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- Chapter 18 Ba
- The Big Idea
- About the Concept of 'Self and Others'
- High-Context Versus Low-Context Cultures
- Japanese Culture
- Systemic Thinking
- The Concept of Ba
- How to Apply It
- Ba and Improvisation
- Engaging in Dialogue Inside the Ba
- Conclusion
- References
- Islamic Perspectives
- Chapter 19 Islam and Self-reflective Leadership
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- Chapter 20 Five Solar Moments Model
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply It?
- Notes.
- The Big Idea
- Proverb 1: Khomalhe dhamuwano (Mind your tongue)
- How to Apply It?
- Proverb 2: Khunyambuse avathi, wiikuha anutote pani (Respect the people below you. You may need them one day)
- How to Apply It?
- Proverb 3: Malhavi khem'thurumelhiwa (Do not test trouble deliberately)
- How to Apply It?
- Proverb 4: Msilhu nakhalha mpa mwao weyano kohelha enumba mwaha wa msilu (No matter how annoying a rat can be in a house, the owner will not set ablaze the roof to hunt for it)
- How to Apply It?
- Conclusions
- Chapter 31 Gacaca Leadership
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 32 Yoruba Leadership
- The Big Idea
- Yoruba belief about Ori and Life
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- Chapter 33 African Stool
- The Big Idea
- How It Works
- Conclusion
- First Nation Perspectives
- Chapter 34 Deep Listening
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgement
- Reference
- Chapter 35 Strong Like Two People
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 36 Indigenous Leadership, Partnerships and Other Ships in the Night
- The Big Idea-The Ancestral Mandate
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- Chapter 37 Yup'ik
- The Big Idea
- How to Apply It
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Section 3 Looking Forward
- Chapter 38 The Relational Worldview
- Introduction
- The Relational Worldview
- How NICWA Applies the Relational Worldview
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 39 The Future of Leadership
- Introduction
- Where Have We Come From?
- The Colonial Legacy in Leadership
- What Does It Mean to Decolonise Leadership?
- Why Decolonising Leadership Matters
- Practical Steps Towards Decolonising Leadership
- Strategies for Decolonised Leadership Development
- Case Studies in Decolonised Leadership Development.