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Emotional Intelligence and Leadershipof EI are explored in this chapter as are the relationship of these meanings to leadership within organizations. We suggest ways in which EI should be defined and applied to leadership and discuss the promise as well as the limitations of EI in this critical domain.

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The Essentials of Leadership: A Historical Perspective In the process, hierarchy ensued. Brains and brawn counted. The young and eager routinely mounted competitive challenges, which robust, more mature leaders handily crushed. Eventually, however, age, wisdom, and infirmity would give way to youth and vigor. Over time, the cycle, with some variation,

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The Personal Characteristics of Political Leaders: Quantitative Multiple-Case Assessmentsesent complex phenomena, with many manifestations, this tenet can adopt many different specific forms. Nonetheless, for the purposes of this chapter, two points stand out. First, an important subdiscipline of psychology deals with the personal characteristics of people. This subdiscipline is most co

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Social Identities and Leadership: The Case of Gender society’s nondominant social groups, such as women and minorities, experience greater difficulty in reaching elite leadership positions than dominant group members (Eagly & Carli, 2007). Taking a quick glimpse across the top influence wielding bodies in the United States we can see a disproportiona

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Emotional Intelligence and Leadership different ways, and after 25 years of scientific study of emotional intelligence it is important to ask the questions “what is emotional intelligence (EI)?” and “what is its role in leadership?” The answers to these questions are “it means many different things” and “it depends.” The many meanings

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Kings and Charisma, Lincoln and Leadership: An Evolutionary Perspectivewere, and still are, heroes to many, in the United States and around the world. Though each one’s blend of heroism and charisma was distinct from that of the other two, each one was transforming. They were all leaders, who profoundly moved and changed both individuals and groups. To be sure, they we

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