The Routledge Companion to Leadership

Leadership has never been more important - and divisive - than it is today. The idea and discourse of the leader remains a critical factor in organizational and societal performance, but there is evident tension between the persistent focus on the critical importance of individual leaders and the increasing emphasis on collective leadership. The Routledge Companion to Leadership provides a survey of the contentious and dynamic discipline of leadership. This collection covers key themes in the field, including advances in leadership theory, leadership in a range of contexts and geographies, leadership failure, leadership process, and leadership development. Topics range from micro studies to wider political analyses of leadership, taking in unusual but important aspects such as portrayals of leadership in architecture, media, and science fiction. Contributions from 61 internationally renowned authors from 16 countries make available the full range of perspectives, approaches, and insights on the idea of leadership. Providing both a social sciences and a psychological approach, these go beyond common themes to offer diverse perspectives on such topics as emotion and leadership, portrayals of leadership. This volume situates leadership debates and evidence within contemporary leadership crises, while ensuring that the explorations of the issues are of enduring relevance.With wide and critical coverage of the key topics and potent contextualization of themes in current events, The Routledge Companion to Leadership is the ideal resource for graduate study in leadership.

John Storey is Professor of Human Resource Management at The Open University, UK. Jean Hartley is Professor of Public Leadership at The Open University, UK. Jean-Louis Denis is Professor of Public Management and Canada Research Chair in Governance and Transformation of Health Organizations and Systems at École nationale d'administration publique (ENAP), Canada. Paul 't Hart is Professor of Public Administration at Utrecht University, The Netherlands. Dave Ulrich is the Rensis Likert Professor of Business at the University of Michigan, USA.

Introduction John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich Part I: Conceptualising Leadership Introduction John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich 1. What is Leadership: Person, result, position, or process, or all or none of these? Keith Grint, Owain Smolovik Jones and Clare Holt 2. Recognizing and Realizing the Market Value of Leadership Dave Ulrich & Justin Allen 3. Beyond the Hero-Leader: Leadership by Collectives Viviane Sergi, Jean-Louis-Denis and Ann Langley 4. Understanding Leadership in the Face of Crisis and Uncertainty David E. Rast, III and Michael A. Hogg Part II: Studying Leadership Introduction John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich 5. Studying Leadership: Taking meaning, relationality and ideology seriously Mats Alvesson 6. Instead of angels: Leaders, leadership and longue durée Peter Gronn 7. Critical Perspectives on Leadership Studies Scott Taylor and Jackie Ford 8. Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Leadership Irma Rybnikova 9. Leadership and Power Brigid Carroll and Josh Firth 10. Followership in Context Mary Uhl-Bien and Melissa Carsten 11. Leadership Succession in Politics and Business Fredrik Bynander and Paul 't Hart 12. Leadership in Interaction Magnus Larsson Part III: Practising Leadership Introduction John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich 13. Politics in Leadership Jean Hartley 14. Great Expectations and Great Limitations: Walking the Tightrope of Political Leadership in the 21st Century Matthew Laing and James Walter 15. Co-leadership: Contexts, Configurations and Conditions Emilie Gibeau, Wendy Reid and Ann Langley 16. Leadership on the Board: The Role of the Company Secretary Andrew Kakabadse, Nadeem Khan and Nada Kakabadse 17. Practising Religious Leadership Jack Barentsen 18. Practising clinical leadership John Storey and Richard Holti Part IV: Contextualising Leadership Introduction John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich 19. How does Institution Matter? Leadership Behaviour in Eastern and Western Europe Werner Auer-Rizzi and Gerhard Reber 20. Consequences of Context: Political leadership and followership Barbara Kellerman 21. Spirituality, Religion and Notions of Leadership Sverre Spoelstra 22. Leadership, Masculinity and Ethics in Financial Services David Knights 23. Global Leadership in Perspective Allan Bird, Mark E. Mendenhall, Joyce S. Osland, Gary Oddou and Sebastian Reiche 24. Political Leadership in the 21st Century: Neo-Liberalism and the Rise of the CEO Politician Peter Bloom and Carl Rhodes Part V: Evaluating Leadership Introduction John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich 25. The Anatomy of Destructive Leadership Ronald J. Burke 26. Evaluating the Performance of Ethical Leadership Alan Lawton 27. Leadership and Organizational Performance: State of the Art and a Research Agenda Eva Knies, Christian Jacobsen and Lars Tummers 28. Leaders as spiritual heroes: the paradoxes of unlimited leader agency Dennis Tourish Part VI: Imagining Leadership Introduction John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich 29. Portrayals of Leadership in Science Fiction Kimberly Yost 30. Media portrayals: from leadership cults to celebrity politicians Maja Simunjak and John Street 31. Projecting Authority: Representations Leadership in Architecture Michael Minkenberg Part VII: Nurturing Leadership Introduction John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich 32. Can leadership be taught? Ann L. Cunliffe and Julie Wilson 33. Diverse approaches to leadership development Jonathan Gosling and Ian Sutherland 34. Identity construction and deconstruction in leadership development programmes Helen Delaney 35. Discourse and Leader Identity Peter Sun Conclusions 36. Looking to the future of leadership John Storey, Jean Hartley, Jean-Louis Denis, Paul 'T Hart, Dave Ulrich