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Editorial: Current trends and topics in robotic surgical education in urology. [PDF]
Front SurgLiakos N, Moritz R, Janssen M, Wagner C.
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A Practical Philosophy of Christian Leadership
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Religious tourism and spiritual leadership development: Christian leadership conferences [PDF]
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 2018 Christian leadership conferences are an increasingly relevant form of special events for leaders within ministry roles. Despite considerable anecdotal research, it is largely unknown what intrinsically motivates these leaders to attend a Christian ...
Aaron Tkaczyński, Denni Arli
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International schools’ leadership and Christianity
Globalisation, Societies and Education, 2018The International Baccalaureate (IB) is a secular educational franchise, educating the globally advantaged and potential future leaders. Drawing on Bourdieu, this article involves original interpretivist research, reviewing data surrounding the international IB school and its educational leadership.
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New Blackfriars, 1967
We are constantly being told there is a ‘crisis of authority’. Catholics in particular are always talking about authority and worrying about it, in fact they seem to have a sort of obsession about it—for or against. But they aren’t the only ones who worry, it affects all aspects of public and private life.
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We are constantly being told there is a ‘crisis of authority’. Catholics in particular are always talking about authority and worrying about it, in fact they seem to have a sort of obsession about it—for or against. But they aren’t the only ones who worry, it affects all aspects of public and private life.
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Narcissism and Christian Leadership
Modern Believing, 2013This paper examines the issue of whether Christian clergy are prone to narcissistic character disorders. It reviews two articles published some years ago arguing in opposite ways for the incidence of narcissism within the profession. The first (Meloy) article suggesting this connection is countered by a second (Patrick) who argues, by the use of ...
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