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Should we stop using the label of “paternalistic leadership”? Evidence from three Chinese samples
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Leadership & Organization Development Journal (2022) 43 (6): 909–927.
Published: 09 August 2022
...Chi-Sum Wong; Junbang Lan; Kelly Z. Peng; Joyce Iun Purpose Proponents of paternalistic leadership argue that a paternalistic leader is authoritative and at the same time, a benevolent and moral individual, and this style is effective in non-Western societies. However, past empirical studies...
