James MacGregor Burns and Peter Senge have been two of the most influential writers on
leadership over the past 40 years. This paper is based, in part, on a survey of articles …

In this essay I complement the methodological practice of organizational discourse studies.
My contribution lies in using visual discourse analysis in a historical research setting–I call …

Post-truth politics have thrived in the shape of fake news and the feeding of divisive
emotional narratives. While stories with strong emotional appeal can mobilize, their current …

Despite the long-standing relevance of symbols in culture studies on leadership, research
has rarely examined significations of leadership through metonymy, an important trope that …

To be elected President of the United States, a candidate must create a story that both
resonates with and persuades the electorate. Gardner suggested that “leaders achieve their …

This article presents hospitality as a pivotal value in the context of increasing diversity that
characterises the complex relations in which leadership emerges. After reviewing the …

Understanding that the current socio-ecological challenges create a need for large scale
technological, institutional and ideological changes, this research explores environmental …

In this essay, we associate leadership with desire as understood by Gilles Deleuze and Félix
Guattari. We start from Jacques Derrida's notion of the sovereign resembling beasts and …

Black, grizzly, and polar bears have long fascinated and intimidated the humans of North
America. This project examines how these bears influenced the conservation movement and …

Business-as-usual is no more an option on the table for biodiversity conservation. Disruptive
transformation at both policy and polity levels are pressing needs. The possibilities …