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Title Perspectives on thought leadership for Africa's renewal / edited by Kwandiwe Kondlo.
Publisher Pretoria, South Africa : Africa Institute of South Africa, 2013.
Copyright date ©2013


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Contents Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Acknowledgements; Foreword; Speeches; List of Contributors; PART I; CHAPTER 1 -- Introduction: Africa's 'Unended Quest'1 for Emancipation -- North Africa and Beyond; 'Intermestics' and 'Domeintern': North Africa, South Sudan and Implications for Africa; Africa and Liberal Democracy: The Paradox of 'Borrowed Pants'; The Structure of the Book; Notes and References; PART II -- Thematic Papers; CHAPTER 2 -- Wounded Healers and Transformative Leadership:Towards Revolutionary Ethics; Ladies and gentlemen, colleagues.
What does this Imply for the Building of this Leadership Capability?Investing in Building Trust as Bridging Social Capital; Towards the Integrative Paradigm Shift; Renewed Focus on Norm Change; Interrupting Cycles of Humiliation; Conclusions; Notes and References; CHAPTER 3 -- Responsibility and Governance; Understanding Responsibility; Responsibility as a Function of Ubuntu; Responsibility, Ubuntu and Health Care; Responsible Leadership and Conflicting Religious Values; Notes and References; CHAPTER 4 -- Evolving Thoughts on the Afro-Optimism- Afro-Pessimism Debate; PART III.
SECTION 1 -- Alternative Leadership Paradigm for Africa's AdvancementCHAPTER 5 -- Leadership, the Oldest Practice and Youngest Discipline: Clearing the Path to the African Renaissance; The Development of Leadership as a Subject for Comment and Analysis; The Discipline of Leadership and the African Renaissance; Step 1: Broadening Leadership Discourse to make the Discipline more Inclusive; Step 2: Investigating the Nature of the Relationship between Leaders and Followers; Step 3: Critically Examining Leadership Styles and Approaches to Promote Greater Awareness of Good Governance.
Step 4: Creating Leadership Performance CategoriesStep 5: Researching Leadership Role Models; Conclusion; Notes and References; CHAPTER 6 -The King's Justice: An Example of Leadership; Introduction; The Foundations upon which the King's Justice is to be Built and Understood; Understanding the Meaning of Justice; A Just King as described in Proverbs 28 and 29; The Means of Distinguishing a Just King from a Wicked King according to Proverbs 28 and 29; Relationship between the King and the Poor in Proverbs 28 and 29; Conclusion; Notes and References.
CHAPTER 7 -- Educating African Leaders about the Ideals of Leadership: Lessons from Mohlomi, the African Philosopher ChiefIntroduction; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership in Various Contexts: A Historical Overview; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Calls to Awaken Leadership Genius in Africa; Educating African Leaders about the Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Reawakening African Learning; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Lessons from Mohlomi, the African Philosopher Chief; Lesson 1: Leadership is having a Humane Conscience -- A sense of Right and Wrong.
Lesson 2: Leadership is having the Wisdom of the Balimo -- The Wisdom of the Ancestors.
ISBN 9780798304559 (electronic bk.)
0798304553 (electronic bk.)
1322319731
9781322319735
9780798304528
0798304529
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Subject Africa -- Economic conditions -- 21st century.
Africa -- Social conditions -- 21st century.
Africa -- Politics and government -- 21st century.
Africa -- Civilization -- 21st century.
Alt author Kondlo, Kwandiwe, editor.
Descript 1 online resource (726 pages)
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Contents Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Acknowledgements; Foreword; Speeches; List of Contributors; PART I; CHAPTER 1 -- Introduction: Africa's 'Unended Quest'1 for Emancipation -- North Africa and Beyond; 'Intermestics' and 'Domeintern': North Africa, South Sudan and Implications for Africa; Africa and Liberal Democracy: The Paradox of 'Borrowed Pants'; The Structure of the Book; Notes and References; PART II -- Thematic Papers; CHAPTER 2 -- Wounded Healers and Transformative Leadership:Towards Revolutionary Ethics; Ladies and gentlemen, colleagues.
What does this Imply for the Building of this Leadership Capability?Investing in Building Trust as Bridging Social Capital; Towards the Integrative Paradigm Shift; Renewed Focus on Norm Change; Interrupting Cycles of Humiliation; Conclusions; Notes and References; CHAPTER 3 -- Responsibility and Governance; Understanding Responsibility; Responsibility as a Function of Ubuntu; Responsibility, Ubuntu and Health Care; Responsible Leadership and Conflicting Religious Values; Notes and References; CHAPTER 4 -- Evolving Thoughts on the Afro-Optimism- Afro-Pessimism Debate; PART III.
SECTION 1 -- Alternative Leadership Paradigm for Africa's AdvancementCHAPTER 5 -- Leadership, the Oldest Practice and Youngest Discipline: Clearing the Path to the African Renaissance; The Development of Leadership as a Subject for Comment and Analysis; The Discipline of Leadership and the African Renaissance; Step 1: Broadening Leadership Discourse to make the Discipline more Inclusive; Step 2: Investigating the Nature of the Relationship between Leaders and Followers; Step 3: Critically Examining Leadership Styles and Approaches to Promote Greater Awareness of Good Governance.
Step 4: Creating Leadership Performance CategoriesStep 5: Researching Leadership Role Models; Conclusion; Notes and References; CHAPTER 6 -The King's Justice: An Example of Leadership; Introduction; The Foundations upon which the King's Justice is to be Built and Understood; Understanding the Meaning of Justice; A Just King as described in Proverbs 28 and 29; The Means of Distinguishing a Just King from a Wicked King according to Proverbs 28 and 29; Relationship between the King and the Poor in Proverbs 28 and 29; Conclusion; Notes and References.
CHAPTER 7 -- Educating African Leaders about the Ideals of Leadership: Lessons from Mohlomi, the African Philosopher ChiefIntroduction; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership in Various Contexts: A Historical Overview; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Calls to Awaken Leadership Genius in Africa; Educating African Leaders about the Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Reawakening African Learning; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Lessons from Mohlomi, the African Philosopher Chief; Lesson 1: Leadership is having a Humane Conscience -- A sense of Right and Wrong.
Lesson 2: Leadership is having the Wisdom of the Balimo -- The Wisdom of the Ancestors.
ISBN 9780798304559 (electronic bk.)
0798304553 (electronic bk.)
1322319731
9781322319735
9780798304528
0798304529
Subject Africa -- Economic conditions -- 21st century.
Africa -- Social conditions -- 21st century.
Africa -- Politics and government -- 21st century.
Africa -- Civilization -- 21st century.
Alt author Kondlo, Kwandiwe, editor.

Subject Africa -- Economic conditions -- 21st century.
Africa -- Social conditions -- 21st century.
Africa -- Politics and government -- 21st century.
Africa -- Civilization -- 21st century.
Descript 1 online resource (726 pages)
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Acknowledgements; Foreword; Speeches; List of Contributors; PART I; CHAPTER 1 -- Introduction: Africa's 'Unended Quest'1 for Emancipation -- North Africa and Beyond; 'Intermestics' and 'Domeintern': North Africa, South Sudan and Implications for Africa; Africa and Liberal Democracy: The Paradox of 'Borrowed Pants'; The Structure of the Book; Notes and References; PART II -- Thematic Papers; CHAPTER 2 -- Wounded Healers and Transformative Leadership:Towards Revolutionary Ethics; Ladies and gentlemen, colleagues.
What does this Imply for the Building of this Leadership Capability?Investing in Building Trust as Bridging Social Capital; Towards the Integrative Paradigm Shift; Renewed Focus on Norm Change; Interrupting Cycles of Humiliation; Conclusions; Notes and References; CHAPTER 3 -- Responsibility and Governance; Understanding Responsibility; Responsibility as a Function of Ubuntu; Responsibility, Ubuntu and Health Care; Responsible Leadership and Conflicting Religious Values; Notes and References; CHAPTER 4 -- Evolving Thoughts on the Afro-Optimism- Afro-Pessimism Debate; PART III.
SECTION 1 -- Alternative Leadership Paradigm for Africa's AdvancementCHAPTER 5 -- Leadership, the Oldest Practice and Youngest Discipline: Clearing the Path to the African Renaissance; The Development of Leadership as a Subject for Comment and Analysis; The Discipline of Leadership and the African Renaissance; Step 1: Broadening Leadership Discourse to make the Discipline more Inclusive; Step 2: Investigating the Nature of the Relationship between Leaders and Followers; Step 3: Critically Examining Leadership Styles and Approaches to Promote Greater Awareness of Good Governance.
Step 4: Creating Leadership Performance CategoriesStep 5: Researching Leadership Role Models; Conclusion; Notes and References; CHAPTER 6 -The King's Justice: An Example of Leadership; Introduction; The Foundations upon which the King's Justice is to be Built and Understood; Understanding the Meaning of Justice; A Just King as described in Proverbs 28 and 29; The Means of Distinguishing a Just King from a Wicked King according to Proverbs 28 and 29; Relationship between the King and the Poor in Proverbs 28 and 29; Conclusion; Notes and References.
CHAPTER 7 -- Educating African Leaders about the Ideals of Leadership: Lessons from Mohlomi, the African Philosopher ChiefIntroduction; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership in Various Contexts: A Historical Overview; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Calls to Awaken Leadership Genius in Africa; Educating African Leaders about the Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Reawakening African Learning; The Idea and Ideal of Leadership: Lessons from Mohlomi, the African Philosopher Chief; Lesson 1: Leadership is having a Humane Conscience -- A sense of Right and Wrong.
Lesson 2: Leadership is having the Wisdom of the Balimo -- The Wisdom of the Ancestors.
Alt author Kondlo, Kwandiwe, editor.
ISBN 9780798304559 (electronic bk.)
0798304553 (electronic bk.)
1322319731
9781322319735
9780798304528
0798304529
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