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Dear all,

We are excited to share that Volume 15 of Advances in Global Leadership has just been published. Happy reading!

Best,
Sebastian, on behalf of the co-editors

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Advances in global leadership

VOLUME 15

EDITED BY

JOYCE S. OSLAND
San Jose State University, USA

B. SEBASTIAN REICHE
IESE Business School, Spain

MARK E. MENDENHALL
University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, USA

Martha L. Maznevski
Western University, Canada


Part 1
Empirical Findings

A Systemic Review of Power in Global Leadership
Marketa Rickley

Six Factors that Shape How Global Leaders Exercise Power and Influence Followers
Brett Hinds and James Ludema

Leading Effective Global Change: Three Design Imperatives that Support Success
Amber Johnson, James Ludema and Joyce S. Osland

A Model of Trigger Events and Sensemaking in the Intercultural Context: A Cognitive Approach to Global Leadership Effectiveness
Joyce S. Osland, Allan Bird, B. Sebastian Reiche and Mark E. Mendenhall

Publishing Patterns in the Field of Global Leadership: 2015-2020
Mark. E. Mendenhall, Arthur Jose Honorio Franco de Lima, and Lisa A. Burke-Smalley

Reflections from Advances in Global Leadership’s Emerald Literati Award Winners
Joyce S. Osland, editor


  1.  Reflecting on the Expert Global Leadership Journey    Joyce S. Osland



  1.  Contested Cosmopolitanism: Looking Back, Moving Forward   Orly Levy and Maury Peiperl



  1.  Revisiting the Nature of Global Leaders’ Work   Tina Huesing and James Ludema



  1.  “Here Be Paradox” Revisited:  What Global Business Leaders Can Teach All of Us About Navigating Change   Janet Ann Nelson



  1.  Toward a framework of contextualized assets and liabilities in global leadership: Identity and power implications in an African context  Nana Yaa Gwamfi & Yih-teen Lee


6.   Leading toward realities we desire: By Embracing Humility, Unlearning Convenient Falsehoods, and Recognizing Inconvenient Truths   Nancy J. Adler

7.  Current Perspectives on Global Leadership and the COVID-19 Crisis   Richard D. Bolden

8.  A New COVID-19 Practice Emerges: Are Virtual Assignments with Global Employees Here to Stay?   Danielle Bjerre Lyndgaard

9.  Corona lessons: Preparedness, Connectivity & “Research Flashmobs”  Rikke Kristine Nielsen

10. New Ways of Working in the COVID World   Lisa Ruiz

11. Revisiting Leveraging the COVID-19 Pandemic to Develop Global Leaders   Milda Zilinskaite and Christof Miska


Part 2
PRACTITIONERS’ CORNER

Asking Big Questions That Matter: An Interview with Nancy J. Adler
Joyce S. Osland

Tackling Grand Societal Challenges and Designing Consciousness-Raising Experiences Inside and Outside the Classroom: An Interview with Global Leadership Educator Günter K. Stahl
B. Sebastian Reiche

Developing Global Leaders in Denmark via Academic-Practitioner Collaboration: Lessons for Educators and Consultants
Rikke Neilsen and Danielle Bjerre Lyndgaard

Power and Global Leadership: Marking the Transition and Suggesting Future Directions
Martha L. Maznevski, Joyce S. Osland, B. Sebastian Reiche, and Mark E. Mendenhall



B. Sebastian Reiche, PhD
Professor of People Management
Associate Director of Faculty
Associate Editor – Human Resource Management Journal<https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/17488583>
Co-editor – Advances in Global Leadership<https://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/issn/1535-1203>
IESE Business School
Ave. Pearson, 21
08034 Barcelona, Spain
Tel: +34 93 602 4491
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Personal website<http://blog.iese.edu/reiche/>
Twitter: @sebastianreiche
My blog on EXPATRIATION AND GLOBAL WORK<http://blog.iese.edu/expatriatus>
Google Scholar Citation Profile<https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=sdLLEiEAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao>


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