The research described in this article seeks to address the question of the extent to which a role-based perspective can provide insight into the distributed and networked form of leadership

Kakabadse, Andrew P.

Sheard, A. G.

Journal of Management Development

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A.G. Sheard

A.P. Kakabadse

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