Women's Leadership Journeys
Stories, Research, and Novel Perspectives
Herausgeber: Tan, Sherylle J; Defrank-Cole, Lisa
Women's Leadership Journeys
Stories, Research, and Novel Perspectives
Herausgeber: Tan, Sherylle J; Defrank-Cole, Lisa
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This volume brings together research from leading scholars with stories from women leaders, offering cutting edge perspectives and a guide for women to navigate their own journeys to impactful leadership.
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This volume brings together research from leading scholars with stories from women leaders, offering cutting edge perspectives and a guide for women to navigate their own journeys to impactful leadership.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juli 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780815382010
- ISBN-10: 0815382014
- Artikelnr.: 53457074
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juli 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780815382010
- ISBN-10: 0815382014
- Artikelnr.: 53457074
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Produktsicherheitsverantwortliche/r
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Sherylle J. Tan is Director of Internships and KLI Research at the Kravis Leadership Institute at Claremont McKenna College, USA. Her research focuses on women and leadership and evaluation of leadership education programs. Lisa DeFrank-Cole is Associate Professor and Director of Leadership Studies at West Virginia University, USA. Her research interests include the combined topics of women and leadership.
1. Introduction Sherylle J. Tan and Lisa DeFrank-Cole Part I: Women's
Leadership Journeys: Stories from Women Leaders 2. Expanding Possibilities:
Matrilineal Stories of Leadership Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Elaine Hunchuck
DeFrank 3. Life Is What We Make It Barbara Barrett 4. The Right Kind of
Girl: Resistance Faced and Support Offered to Women on the Journey to Board
Chair Heather Inez Ricks Scott 5. Searching for a Presidency: Lessons for
Women in American Higher Education Carolyn J. Stefanco 6. From Wall Street
to Social Entrepreneurship Connie K. Duckworth Part II: Navigating the
Journey 7. Entrepreneurial Transitions: Meeting the Need for Balance and
Challenge in Navigating the Leadership Journey Sherylle J. Tan and Claudia
Raigoza 8. Navigating Leadership: How Diverse Women Learn and Progress
towards their Leadership Aspirations and Goals Cindy Pace 9. Courage:
Mapping the Leadership Journey Joan Marques 10. Defining Moments: Aspects
of a Four-Day Women's Leadership Development Institute That Changed
Participants' Self-Perceptions of Leadership Capacity Karen A. Longman,
Carrie Stockton, Andrew T. Bolger, Athena R. Castro, and Sandy L. Hough
11. Women's Leader Identity Development: Building a Team for the Journey
S. Lynn Shollen 12. Efficacy and Growth Mindsets Buffer Against Identity
Threat for Women in Leadership Positions Crystal L. Hoyt and Jeni L.
Burnette Part III: Looking at Women's Leadership Journeys Ahead: Cutting
Edge Perspectives 13. The Leader-Follower Cycle: Using Followership as a
Means to Empower Women Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Brent Bishop 14. Leadership
and Lactation Barbara Kellerman 15. Do Competitive Environments Push Good
Female Leaders Away? Competition and the Leadership Gender Gap Jeffrey A.
Flory 16. Looking Forward: The Contours of Women's Representation in U.S.
Politics Vanessa C. Tyson 17. What is Next for Women and Leadership
Research and Theory? Making a Critical Impact for the Future Susan R.
Madsen and Jolyn Dahlvig
Leadership Journeys: Stories from Women Leaders 2. Expanding Possibilities:
Matrilineal Stories of Leadership Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Elaine Hunchuck
DeFrank 3. Life Is What We Make It Barbara Barrett 4. The Right Kind of
Girl: Resistance Faced and Support Offered to Women on the Journey to Board
Chair Heather Inez Ricks Scott 5. Searching for a Presidency: Lessons for
Women in American Higher Education Carolyn J. Stefanco 6. From Wall Street
to Social Entrepreneurship Connie K. Duckworth Part II: Navigating the
Journey 7. Entrepreneurial Transitions: Meeting the Need for Balance and
Challenge in Navigating the Leadership Journey Sherylle J. Tan and Claudia
Raigoza 8. Navigating Leadership: How Diverse Women Learn and Progress
towards their Leadership Aspirations and Goals Cindy Pace 9. Courage:
Mapping the Leadership Journey Joan Marques 10. Defining Moments: Aspects
of a Four-Day Women's Leadership Development Institute That Changed
Participants' Self-Perceptions of Leadership Capacity Karen A. Longman,
Carrie Stockton, Andrew T. Bolger, Athena R. Castro, and Sandy L. Hough
11. Women's Leader Identity Development: Building a Team for the Journey
S. Lynn Shollen 12. Efficacy and Growth Mindsets Buffer Against Identity
Threat for Women in Leadership Positions Crystal L. Hoyt and Jeni L.
Burnette Part III: Looking at Women's Leadership Journeys Ahead: Cutting
Edge Perspectives 13. The Leader-Follower Cycle: Using Followership as a
Means to Empower Women Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Brent Bishop 14. Leadership
and Lactation Barbara Kellerman 15. Do Competitive Environments Push Good
Female Leaders Away? Competition and the Leadership Gender Gap Jeffrey A.
Flory 16. Looking Forward: The Contours of Women's Representation in U.S.
Politics Vanessa C. Tyson 17. What is Next for Women and Leadership
Research and Theory? Making a Critical Impact for the Future Susan R.
Madsen and Jolyn Dahlvig
1. Introduction Sherylle J. Tan and Lisa DeFrank-Cole Part I: Women's
Leadership Journeys: Stories from Women Leaders 2. Expanding Possibilities:
Matrilineal Stories of Leadership Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Elaine Hunchuck
DeFrank 3. Life Is What We Make It Barbara Barrett 4. The Right Kind of
Girl: Resistance Faced and Support Offered to Women on the Journey to Board
Chair Heather Inez Ricks Scott 5. Searching for a Presidency: Lessons for
Women in American Higher Education Carolyn J. Stefanco 6. From Wall Street
to Social Entrepreneurship Connie K. Duckworth Part II: Navigating the
Journey 7. Entrepreneurial Transitions: Meeting the Need for Balance and
Challenge in Navigating the Leadership Journey Sherylle J. Tan and Claudia
Raigoza 8. Navigating Leadership: How Diverse Women Learn and Progress
towards their Leadership Aspirations and Goals Cindy Pace 9. Courage:
Mapping the Leadership Journey Joan Marques 10. Defining Moments: Aspects
of a Four-Day Women's Leadership Development Institute That Changed
Participants' Self-Perceptions of Leadership Capacity Karen A. Longman,
Carrie Stockton, Andrew T. Bolger, Athena R. Castro, and Sandy L. Hough
11. Women's Leader Identity Development: Building a Team for the Journey
S. Lynn Shollen 12. Efficacy and Growth Mindsets Buffer Against Identity
Threat for Women in Leadership Positions Crystal L. Hoyt and Jeni L.
Burnette Part III: Looking at Women's Leadership Journeys Ahead: Cutting
Edge Perspectives 13. The Leader-Follower Cycle: Using Followership as a
Means to Empower Women Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Brent Bishop 14. Leadership
and Lactation Barbara Kellerman 15. Do Competitive Environments Push Good
Female Leaders Away? Competition and the Leadership Gender Gap Jeffrey A.
Flory 16. Looking Forward: The Contours of Women's Representation in U.S.
Politics Vanessa C. Tyson 17. What is Next for Women and Leadership
Research and Theory? Making a Critical Impact for the Future Susan R.
Madsen and Jolyn Dahlvig
Leadership Journeys: Stories from Women Leaders 2. Expanding Possibilities:
Matrilineal Stories of Leadership Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Elaine Hunchuck
DeFrank 3. Life Is What We Make It Barbara Barrett 4. The Right Kind of
Girl: Resistance Faced and Support Offered to Women on the Journey to Board
Chair Heather Inez Ricks Scott 5. Searching for a Presidency: Lessons for
Women in American Higher Education Carolyn J. Stefanco 6. From Wall Street
to Social Entrepreneurship Connie K. Duckworth Part II: Navigating the
Journey 7. Entrepreneurial Transitions: Meeting the Need for Balance and
Challenge in Navigating the Leadership Journey Sherylle J. Tan and Claudia
Raigoza 8. Navigating Leadership: How Diverse Women Learn and Progress
towards their Leadership Aspirations and Goals Cindy Pace 9. Courage:
Mapping the Leadership Journey Joan Marques 10. Defining Moments: Aspects
of a Four-Day Women's Leadership Development Institute That Changed
Participants' Self-Perceptions of Leadership Capacity Karen A. Longman,
Carrie Stockton, Andrew T. Bolger, Athena R. Castro, and Sandy L. Hough
11. Women's Leader Identity Development: Building a Team for the Journey
S. Lynn Shollen 12. Efficacy and Growth Mindsets Buffer Against Identity
Threat for Women in Leadership Positions Crystal L. Hoyt and Jeni L.
Burnette Part III: Looking at Women's Leadership Journeys Ahead: Cutting
Edge Perspectives 13. The Leader-Follower Cycle: Using Followership as a
Means to Empower Women Lisa DeFrank-Cole and Brent Bishop 14. Leadership
and Lactation Barbara Kellerman 15. Do Competitive Environments Push Good
Female Leaders Away? Competition and the Leadership Gender Gap Jeffrey A.
Flory 16. Looking Forward: The Contours of Women's Representation in U.S.
Politics Vanessa C. Tyson 17. What is Next for Women and Leadership
Research and Theory? Making a Critical Impact for the Future Susan R.
Madsen and Jolyn Dahlvig