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More Than Just Talking or: The Instruments of Systemic Leadership

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n the previous chapters, I have taken you on a journey through the lessons of leadership. First, we explored what specific requirements apply to leadership to in the twenty-first century (Chap. 1). Then we looked at the existing management approaches and assessed the extent to which they can guide us in today’s day-to-day work (Chap. 2). On this basis, I then illustrated how systemic leadership, an integrative approach and as such my preferred one, works and how each leader can succeed in creating a world that those they lead want to belong to (Chap. 3).

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Pinnow, D.F. (2011). More Than Just Talking or: The Instruments of Systemic Leadership. In: Leadership - What Really Matters. Management for Professionals. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20247-6_4

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