ISSN 1930-0158
Vol. 25, Issue 2, 2025August 01, 2025 EDT
The Crossroads of Global Leadership and Governance: An Economic and Humanitarian Argument for Peace and Why Scholars Everywhere Should Support It
The Crossroads of Global Leadership and Governance: An Economic and Humanitarian Argument for Peace and Why Scholars Everywhere Should Support It
global commonsadaptive leadershipsystems thinkinggovernanceservant leadershipsocial capitalcollective accountabilitypeacebuilding
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue 2, 2025
Vol. 25, Issue 2, 2025
- Emerging Voices in Management: Fresh Perspectives From Student ResearchJohn Garger
- Climbing Through Gender Workplace Bias: Exploring How Emotional Intelligence Can Help Women Navigate Barriers to Career Advancement and SatisfactionBerica Askew-BreierGary Blau
- Building Trust and Attracting Investment: A Teaching Case on Digital Diplomacy in Namibia’s Green Industrialization StrategyAlbertus AochamubPaul H. Jacques
- Factors That Affect Company Profitability in RetailJacob CrabtreeJason Matyus
- Perspectives on Career Advancement Among African American Women Leaders in STEM: A Single Case StudyMalika BuchanonBlair Presley BoneKenneth LevittTeresa Lao
- The Crossroads of Global Leadership and Governance: An Economic and Humanitarian Argument for Peace and Why Scholars Everywhere Should Support ItChristopher Gourdine
- Bad Company: Private Equity and the Death of the American Dream by Megan GreenwellPaul H. Jacques
Gourdine, C. (2025). The Crossroads of Global Leadership and Governance: An Economic and Humanitarian Argument for Peace and Why Scholars Everywhere Should Support It. Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management, 25(2), 93–96. https://doi.org/10.21818/001c.142915