Organizasyonlarda Darth Vader'ların 50 Tonu: Yıkıcı Liderliğe Genel Bakış

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2021-07-01

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Ok, Afife Başak
Göncü-Köse, Aslı
Toker, Yonca

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The common notion that leaders should be ethical, good, responsible andtrustworthy has been strongly challenged in the fields of business and politicsworldwide. Due to the high prevalence of unethical leadership by immediatesupervisors and decline in trust in leaders (Cowart, Gilley, Avery, Barber, &Gilley, 2014), scholars started to pay closer attention to the dark sides anddestructive aspects of leadership. Many different concepts are suggested todefine the dark side of leadership, and each of them captures similar butdistinct dimensions. In this vein, Einarsen and colleagues’ (2007) constructiveand destructive leadership model serves as an umbrella concept fordifferent types of dark sides of leadership, covering concepts which havebeen studied separately such as abusive supervision, tyrannical leadership,petty tyranny, toxic leadership and leader derailment. The present chapteraims to provide a summary of the definitions of these interrelated constructsto acknowledge some other leadership (e.g., paternalistic leadership, pseudotransformationalleadership) and personality styles (e.g., Machiavellianism,narcissism) that have not been considered in this framework and to providesuggestions for future research.

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Yıkıcı Liderlik ve İkiyüzlü Yöneticilik

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A. B. Ok, A. Göncü-Köse, and Y. Toker, Organizasyonlarda Darth Vader’ların 50 Tonu: Yıkıcı Liderliğe Genel Bakış. 2021.