... intuitive judgement when encountering a new or volatile environment – a point that will be developed below. Thus the distinction between fast and slow thinking remains an important one. Relational leadership Cognitive psychology Intelligence Shared leadership Cerebral hemispheres Judgement...

...Carrie A. Blair; Charles Allen Gorman; Katherine Helland; Lisa Delise Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between intelligence and behavior during leader development. Design/methodology/approach – As part of a leader development program, a variety of measures...

... programmes providing a useful antidote to the heavy learned tomes they are required to read and digest. Adrian   Furnham . Management Intelligence: Sense and Nonsense for the Successful Manager . Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan   2008 . 200 pp. , ISBN: 9780230216648   £20.00 ©...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 --> Leadership Intelligence Reason Metaphor Power Gender Diversity Sexuality Ambiguity On Leadership is one of the most unusual, dynamic, and enticing books available in the business press today. Short in length but rich...

... numerous organizations. Addressing a neglected stream of research, findings also demonstrate much needed support for the interactive effects of emotional expressivity and visionary leadership on organizational change magnitude. Leadership Organizational change Intelligence The procedure...

... by the movement of dominant organisational logic from a Weberian rational/analytical one to a logic which acknowledges emotional considerations. Within the leadership arena it has been proposed that emotional intelligence is a major factor underpinning success. Presents data from recent research, which...

...Niroshaan Sivanathan; G. Cynthia Fekken Using university residence staff as our leaders of interest, we explored the association of emotional intelligence and moral reasoning to leadership style and effectiveness. A total of 58 residence staff completed questionnaires assessing their emotional...

...Benjamin Palmer; Melissa Walls; Zena Burgess; Con Stough Emotional intelligence has become increasingly popular as a measure for identifying potentially effective leaders, and as a tool for developing effective leadership skills. Despite this popularity, however, there is little empirical research...

...Julian Barling; Frank Slater; E. Kevin Kelloway Investigated whether emotional intelligence (EQ) is associated with the use of transformational leadership in 49 managers. Managers completed questionnaires assessing their own emotional intelligence and attributional style; their subordinates...

... the lasting success of values‐based organizing, managing on the level of feelings and ego. The new millennium will see organizations that utilize the deepest level of human consciousness, connecting the human mind to the intelligence of natural law which spontaneously organizes for optimal simplicity, synergy...

... experience of leadership. The major view put forward is that these concepts of leadership point to the need for “leadership wisdom”. First, covers theories of leadership to provide a summary of current thinking on what is good leadership. Discusses the recent concept of “emotional intelligence...