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Sakina Dixon, Jera Elizondo Niewoehner-Green, Stacy Smulowitz, Deborah N. Smith, Amy Rutstein-Riley, Trenae M. Thomas
Gender in Management: An International Journal (2023) 38 (7): 896–924.
Published: 26 June 2023
...) are all necessary conditions that leaders and followers must meet to establish their relationship, and thus, their leadership identity. Another well-known theory of identity and leadership is the leadership identity development (LID) theory (Komives et al., 2005 ; Komives et al., 2006...
