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Investigating the Impact of Formative Years in Developing Social Change Leaders: A Study Using Hermeneutic Phenomenology
Social change leaders address systemic inequities, aiming to create a just society through transformation. The existence of social change leaders has resulted in studies or models exploring social change leadership, including motivators or values that characterize leaders, such as common citizenship...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2023
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