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An Ethical Approach to Leading Change - An Alternative and Sustainable Application (Hardcover)
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An Ethical Approach to Leading Change - An Alternative and Sustainable Application (Hardcover)
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Ethics is back in leadership studies, philosophy, literature,
politics and organisation theory. This book breaks new ground as
part of an emerging 'ethical' turn in the field of leadership
development. It is the first study to apply the virtue ethics of
MacIntyre to the subject of leading organisational change and to
apply an ethical analysis to an in-depth case study in the
politically charged sector of healthcare provision. The complexity
of factors involved in the healthcare sector means it provides a
case study that has within it most of the issues experienced by any
organisation.
In his seminal thesis on virtue ethics MacIntyre provided us with a
diagnosis on the modern condition and made us aware of what we have
lost as a society. For MacIntyre that loss means that modernworking
practices are highly susceptible to being corrupted especially when
an institution places money, status or power above the goods of
excellence. This book includes empirical material that supports
what he and now others are saying in theory and as such has the
potential to catch a very powerful wave of questioning not just the
changes to the public sector but the lifestyle and financial crisis
that we have all bought into being.
The considerable practical potential of these insights is explored
in the case study that runs through the book. The final chapter
contains a detailed application of the findings to a leadership
education programme along with a very positive evaluation.
Leadership developers, academics, postgraduate students,
practitioners and policy makers will find the book of interest
because it meets their needs for rigour, practical usefulness and
policy guidance. The book will be particularly relevant to people
studying, researching or leading organisational change and
improvement projects inside or outside the health and social care
sector. Those with an interest in narrative methodology will find a
helpful literature review and a novel step-by-step narrative
research approach.
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