Leadership Education for Knowledge Organizations: A Primer.

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Title:	Leadership Education for Knowledge Organizations: A Primer.
Authors:	Crawford, C. B.¹ (AUTHOR) ccrawfor@fhsu.edu, Strohkirch, C. Sue² (AUTHOR) sstrohki@fhsu.edu
Source:	Journal of Leadership Education. 2002, Vol. 1 Issue 2, p18-33. 16p.
Subject Terms:	Knowledge management, Climate change, Consumers, Leadership
Abstract:	As we move rapidly into the 21st century leaders face the challenge of being effective in a global knowledge environment. Now, more than ever, leaders must play the key role in helping organizations cope with the challenges they face from expanding knowledge and knowledge systems. Leaders must guide changes in a climate of increased competition to fill customer demands. This paper addresses the nature of the rapidly changing knowledge organization through an exploration of the traditional leadership paradigms, an examination of current trends in knowledge management and the learning organization, and by finally considering the role of leaders and leadership education in the emerging knowledge organization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	As we move rapidly into the 21st century leaders face the challenge of being effective in a global knowledge environment. Now, more than ever, leaders must play the key role in helping organizations cope with the challenges they face from expanding knowledge and knowledge systems. Leaders must guide changes in a climate of increased competition to fill customer demands. This paper addresses the nature of the rapidly changing knowledge organization through an exploration of the traditional leadership paradigms, an examination of current trends in knowledge management and the learning organization, and by finally considering the role of leaders and leadership education in the emerging knowledge organization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	15529045
DOI:	10.12806/V1/I2/RF2