Dr. Nathan Eva (Monash Univ. Business School) shares strategies for determining your researcher identity, crafting a meaningful research agenda, and identifying a community of scholars to co-author publications.
Using contemporary and historical examples, leadership expert Keith Grint deconstructs the top ten rhetorical tropes leaders use in defense of the indefensible.
Touching on contemporary global issues and drawing on his recent books Leading Wisely and Leadership Unhinged, Manfred Kets de Vries shares his thinking on leadership in this conversation from ILA’s 2022 Global Conference. Kets de Vries is an ILA Lifetime Achievement award winner as is the session moderator Ron Riggio.
Dr. Barbara Kellerman joins Scott to discuss her pick for leader of the year – Vladimir Putin. Kellerman is one of the world’s leading experts on the impact of bad leadership and bad followership.
Professors Suze Wilson & Brad Jackson of New Zealand Aotearoa reflect on PM Jacinda Ardern’s leadership of their country and her recent resignation.
There is still a long journey to transform the face of senior leadership in corporate America and achieve racial and gender equality in organizations. ILA Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Stella Nkomo, shares her insights into what leaders can do.
ILA Fellow Richard Bolden delves into what the surprise resignations of Nicola Sturgeon and Jacinda Ardern reveal about today’s toxic leadership contexts, what it means to be a “strong leader,” and how leaders transition out of their roles.
Lauren and Dan celebrate their 100th episode with a special conversation on relationship-building research with Dr. Jackie Bruce, Editor of the Journal of Leadership Education.
Richard Callahan and Tim Mau, co-editors of the International Journal of Public Leadership (Emerald Publishing) share observations on the trajectory of public leadership research and highlight some common pitfalls that stymie the publication of a manuscript.
Journal editors David Rosch and Danielle Desawal discuss everything from brainstorming topics for research to what constitutes a strong reviewer.
Guests Dr. Lindsay J. Hastings and Dr. David M. Rosch discusses measuring outcomes of leadership programs and contributing to the broader scholarship in leadership education.
Dan and Lauren kick off Season 8 with a preview of their sessions with scholars, editors, and reviewers of leadership education research.