End Sinister: Neat Closure as a Disruptive Force

Nurt SVD, 2019

Scandinavian Journal for Leadership and Theology

This is an explorative study of the relationship between power and servant leadership from a theological perspective. It is argued that Robert K. Greenleaf, Tom Marshall and Yvonne Bradley have provided useful theoretical perspectives on this relationship that may be used to generate important theological research questions. The nature of legitimate power is understood differently based on the underlying anthropology and worldview promoted by these theorists. For Greenleaf, servant leadership is synonymous with legitimate power. His theory of servant leadership is shaped by a religiously indeterminate moral vision of the world and includes a number of moral virtues. Bradley rejects Greenleaf’s model based on a conception of Christian Realism. For Marshall, legitimate power is identical with the character and virtues of servant leadership as this is revealed in Christ. For both Greenleaf and Marshall, the preferred mode of power is persuasion and moral modeling, yet under certain cir...

Journal of analytical techniques and research, 2020

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Osmanlı İstanbulu VII: VII. Uluslararası Osmanlı İstanbulu Sempozyumu Bildirileri, 3-5 Mayıs 2019, İstanbul 29 Mayıs Üniversitesi,

The paper reports on an intervention study conducted in primary school context aimed at improving children's socio-emotional competence. Significant findings and their educational implications are discussed.

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GHI Bulletin, 2024