... Leadership Ethnographic research The digital age fundamentally transforms industries and organizations that have to adopt flexible ways of organizing work in order to adapt to a highly competitive environment (Krimpmann, 2015). To cope with these modern changes, pressures and challenges...

...-oriented form of service to a highly managerial form of service. The authors first interrogate childhood stories to make sense of the initial response to the role of service in a lecturer position, and then to the increasing organisational demand for leadership within the university. Design/methodology...

...Liana Beattie Purpose The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the ethnographic tradition in the educational leadership literature through providing an autoethnographic critical analysis of the idiosyncrasies of leadership across two different socio-political environments: a Soviet...