Titlebook: Sustainable Human Development; A New Territorial an Mario Biggeri,Andrea Ferrannini Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Mario Biggeri,Andrea Ferranniniversity management. Notwithstanding this, there are also associated challenges that may result in suboptimal outcomes, arising from the simultaneous pursuit of inclusive practices and leaders with the primary objective of being in service to their followers. These will also be explored in this chapt

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Mario Biggeri,Andrea Ferranninionships, meaning, and accomplishment or his PERMA model. Through experiencing well-being, it is proposed that need satisfaction is experienced. Need satisfaction is described using self-determination theory (SDT; Deci & Ryan in .. Plenum, New York, NY, 1985) and includes the need for autonomy, belon

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Servant leaders are more focused on training and instruction than non-servant leaders. Many leaders tend to rely on styles that are focused on outcomes first and foremost. They lead, influence, and motivate in ways that they believe will lead to winning, often foregoing concern for the needs and asp

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Introduction,itt, 2003; Boschma and Martin, 2007; Goldin and Mariathasan, 2014). In addition, development initiatives are characterized by multidimensional, multilevel and dynamic processes, involving multi-stakeholder and multiple local and extra-local relations. This complexity challenges project-based and sup

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Sustainable Human Development (SHD) at the Local Level,s-society” take place (Hirschman, 1958; Cappellin and Garofoli, 1988; Becattini, 1989; Amin, 1999), and the institutional, geographical, historical and cultural characteristics of a territory shape development processes.