
Leading through Conflict
Into the Fray
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Leading through Conflict
Into the Fray
About this book
Effective leadership requires many skills, but foremost among them is the capacity to successfully deal with conflict. Any disruption that creates a lack of alignment can trigger the conflict cycle, such as differences of opinion, competition for scarce resources and interpersonal enmity. Leading through Conflict brings together recent theory and research on interpersonal conflict and its resolution by examining the causes and consequence of conflict in groups, organizations and communities, and identifying ways that conflict can be managed and resolved. It analyzes conflict in a multi-disciplinary way, from clashes within communities to interpersonal and professional encounters.
Written in an accessible way by top scholars in the field, Leading through Conflict is a must-read for academics, graduate students, undergraduates and MBA students across leadership, organizational behavior, psychology and sociology.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Preface
- Introduction
- One Moral Conflicts and Dark Resolutions
- Two Meta-Analyzing the Differential Effects of Emotions on Disengagement from Unethical Behavior: An Asymmetric Self-Regulation Model
- Three Permeable Borders: How Understanding Conflict in Research Teams Can Enhance Understanding Conflict in Work Teams
- Four Scholarly Conflict in Practice
- Five Thinking about You: Perspective Taking, Perceived Restraint, and Performance
- Six Love Me or Hate Me: Exploring Controversial Sociometric Status
- Seven Building Organizational Capability of Distributed Global Teams: Strong Subgroups without Active Faultlines
- Eight Protest and Policing: Conflict, Justice, and History in Ferguson, Missouri
- Nine Forgiveness, Conflict, and Societal Change
- Notes on Contributors
- Index