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Dr. Oris Guillaume, D.B.A.Dr. Craig Cleveland, D.B.A.

INTELLECTBASE INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUMAcademic Conference, Atlanta, GA, October 18-20, 2012

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AGENDA

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Interpersonal Power

(Dettmer, 2006)

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http:www.iaa.govt.nz/policy-manual/part C

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Conclusion-Conceptual Framework

(Yukl,2010)

Leader Traits

Success Criteria

Leader Power

Situational Variables

Leader Behavior

Intervening Variables

Systems Thinking

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