The wisdom of differentiating between Indigenous leader and Indigenous leadership

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Ryan, Tess and Evans, Michelle. (2020). The wisdom of differentiating between Indigenous leader and Indigenous leadership. In In Intezari, Ali, Spiller, Chellie and Yang, Shih-ying (Ed.). Practical wisdom, leadership and culture : Indigenous, Asian and Middle-Eastern perspectives pp. 46-62 Routledge.

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Authors	Ryan, Tess and Evans, Michelle
Editors	Intezari, Ali, Spiller, Chellie and Yang, Shih-ying
Abstract	[Extract] In this chapter we show that singling out individuals as Indigenous leaders has ramifcations both for the individual identifed as well as the Indigenous community that the individual is associated with. Further, we show how these ramifcations are not always positive.
Page range	46-62
Year	2020
Book title	Practical wisdom, leadership and culture : Indigenous, Asian and Middle-Eastern perspectives
Publisher	Routledge
Place of publication	London, United Kingdom
	New York, NY
Series	The practical wisdom in leadership and organization series
ISBN	9780367151782
	9780429055508
Web address (URL)	https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/acu/detail.action?docID=6226458
Output status	Published
Print	17 Jul 2020
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Deposited	01 Oct 2021

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