This inductive study extends scholarship on gender, feedback and leadership by drawing on
a large naturalistic data set of 1057 narrative developmental feedback comments to 146 …

How do the media depict the leadership abilities of government leaders, and in what ways
are these depictions gendered? Does the focus of leadership evaluations change over time …

The paper focuses on the identity work of government ministers, exploring how they
experience themselves in relation to contemporary demands and discourses of leadership …

Are leaders born or made? In this study of contemporary leadership development
programmes, we find that leaders are not only made but also–in Ian Hacking's sense–made …

The 2016 US Presidential Campaign was followed worldwide due to the dynamic nature of
the candidates and the controversy surrounding them. This study takes a unique look at the …

In line with recent developments in leadership research which conceptualise leadership as
a discursive and collaborative process rather than a set of static attributes and …

Recent literature models leadership as a process of communication in which leaders'
rhetorical signals facilitate followers' co-ordination. While some studies have explored the …

One of the most important things leaders do is communicate. Though research on leaders'
communication has been active for half a century, to date there has been little effort to review …

This article analyses the victory of Donald Trump in the 2016 US election through the lens of
the 'leadership moment'. A phenomenologically based framework, the 'leadership …

In the current paper we investigate whether gender affects the encoding of leadership
behavior. In three studies we found evidence that perceivers had difficulty encoding …