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Effective leadership and sustainable development in Africa: is there “really” a link?
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Journal of Global Responsibility
Journal of Global Responsibility (2014) 5 (2): 203–218.
Published: 02 September 2014
... identified. These three categories and groups were as follows: Thinking abilities: ability to think strategically. People abilities: self-management, managing and leading people, direction and culture, managing relationships. Task abilities: managing information, managing resources, managing...
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Cultural dislocation: finding intercultural possibilities in exile
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Journal of Global Responsibility
Journal of Global Responsibility (2013) 4 (1): 7–14.
Published: 03 May 2013
...Christopher J. Kazanjian Purpose This paper aims to examine the ontology of the exile and its implications for intellectuals, educators, and those seeking greater intercultural understandings. Culture to these scholars of exile becomes problematized as they feel a sense of estrangement to all...
