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Meaning-Full Leadership: Meaning-Making Discourse in Christian Leadership Development Conferences in the United Kingdom and the United States of America
This thesis explores the social construction of leadership through meaning-making discourse at Christian leadership development conferences (LDCs). Existing research into leadership development, which is predominantly functionalist in approach, has largely overlooked the ways in which LDCs serve as
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