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2022 Publications


New Power through the Lenses of Leadership Studies, Psychology, and Politics

Kurt W. Jefferson
Spalding University

Robert D. Mather
Mather Professional Services, LLC

JaBani Bennett; Leslie Cairo, III; Laura Harbolt; Paul M. Ratterman; Janikaa Sherrod; Sara Story; Nathan Sturtzel; Jenneifer Teater; and Christina Thomas
Spalding University

This article will analyze Heimans and Timms’ New Power (2018) via the disciplines of leadership studies and psychology with reference to power as it manifests primarily in politics and in other ways, such as in transnational space and socio-cultural and technological realms. The development of “new power communities” and the resulting proliferation of their ideas in digital time and space via social media platforms and crowdsourcing have led to both positive and negative political outcomes. The disciplines of leadership studies and psychology allow us to apply lenses that are unique and yet may overlap and yield new ideas that will help leadership studies grow and evolve as a relatively new discipline.
New Power through the Lenses of Leadership Studies, Psychology, and Politics
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