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Special Issue: Preferred explicit leadership preferences across cultures. Guest Editor: Romie Frederick Littrell

Explicit leader behaviour: A review of literature, theory development, and research project results

Romie Frederick Littrell
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Explicit leader behaviour preferences: Turkish and cross‐national sample comparisons

Romie F. Littrell; E. Serra Yurtkoru; Handan Kepir Sinangil; Beril Durmuş; Alev Katrinli; Remziye Gulem Atabay; Gonca Günay; Burcu Güneri Çangarli
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North and South Latin America : Influence of values on preferred leader behaviour in Chile and Mexico

Romie Frederick Littrell; Evangelina Cruz Barba
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General review

Introduction to the special issue: preferred explicit leadership preferences across cultures

Romie Frederick Littrell
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