Description
Book SynopsisPerformance at all costs, productivity without regard to consequences,and a competitive work environment: these are the ethical factorsdiscussed in
The Anatomy of Ethical Leadership, whichhighlights issues in workplace culture while looking into a brighterfuture for labour ethics. Dr. Lyse Langlois maintains that an awarenessof ethical decision-making in difficult situations will lead to theestablishment of practices that encourage productive relationshipsbetween co-workers. Will the twenty-first century be marked as an eraleading to a healthier work environment?
Table of ContentsForeword by Robert J. Starrett
Preface and Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1 Modernity
An Instrumental Rationality
Paradigm Shift: Towards Postmodernity
In Search of an Authentic Rationality
Ethical Demands
Chapter 2 Ethical Leadership: The Anglo-Saxon Understanding
The Concept of Ethics
Ethical Leadership
Nurturing New Social Relationships
The Concept of Human Nature
Decision Making in the Exercise of Leadership
Models of Ethical Decision Making
Chapter 3 The TERA Model: Towards an Ethical, Authentic, and ResponsibleTrajectory
Three Fundamental Ethics: Critique, Justice, and Care
The TERA Process: Knowledge—Volition—Action
A Challenging but Necessary Interdependence
A Rising Level of Confidence
Towards Responsible Leadership
An Ethical Culture
Conclusion
Appendix: A Guide to Developing a Multidimensional EthicalConscience
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