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Toward Leadership Education That Matters

Abstract Given the recent wave of corporate scandals, the very credibility of business schools' handling of leadership education is now in question. Alternative forms of leadership education are taking root and most likely will be well established before business schools enter the competition. In this article, the author examines institutional and personal barriers preventing change and offers suggestions for a holistic, practical approach to leadership development.

John Nirenberg | J. Nirenberg

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