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1988:49) to underscore that plots a
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grasping the process of leading nar
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of actions and of consciousness (19
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for the construction of narratives.
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With these four forms of narratives
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2.3 Methodology and Methods If ‘a
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time how this ontologizes leadershi
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with the exception of the cases of
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for the more activist aspirations (
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Taking the question of what may be
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as they in a tautological way equal
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transcendence in beauty prompted a
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later financial power. But to me at
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about science, morality and for my
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Kant’s Contributions and the Hero
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evelatory process of the subject’
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Gautier, in spite of his young age,
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The personality of the artists, at
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3.3 Cultural Policies and the Arm
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secretary that she happens to be on
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Now it isn’t the most current wor
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d) through the above activities, th
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In France a new Ministry of Culture
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counts as art and culture is by no
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professionalism in the way public s
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Museums have to make selections. Ch
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the main purpose of the inquiry is
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Chapter 4 Challenging the Myth ‘A
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narrative reiteration of those laws
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4.1 White Cube for Some and White Q
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ethnicity, gender, sexuality, race,
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have to engage in ‘series of cult
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seems less confrontational to seek
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category such as ‘art’ is grant
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grassroots feeling to it, and as po
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quarters, who don’t spend time wa
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of high art and culture to the leve
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seeing audiences only as a construc
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constitute each other. In concrete
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the process of participating, encou
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Chapter 5 Leadership as an Aspect o
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elations, thereby situating art as
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indigenous groups, that globalizati
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uncontrollable and devastating cons
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Andrea: ‘Unhappy is the land that
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and appreciating the results of the
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whereas the white cube, the iconic
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carrying out this project. In stron
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So in terms of the cultural sector,
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count. In the next section, I go fu
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to a sense of disenfranchisement vi
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Cultural actors and institutions, a
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narrative of disinterested knowledg
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(1999:ix), outside of relationally
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world, it’s how people make sense
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aim at producing the sensation that
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Chapter 6 Case Study I Malmoe City
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all the hostility she is met with.
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and future borrower. Framing the st
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Prime Minister, Göran Persson, him
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in the park. The Calender of Light
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during the day and a will to be par
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MCL wants to do a paradigm shift. W
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explained as part of the ordinary b
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The conversation amongst people in
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We defend ourselves against the dev
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MCL too but it is difficult. I have
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market, then why should the library
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The point is not that one should be
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‘Experience’ in this context sh
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It is in light of this initial disa
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park. This, the NOP argues, is base
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• It has pointed to the limits of
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the MCL’s conditions in terms of
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as art and culture cannot be reduce
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Chapter 7 Three Case Studies My stu
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well-reputed theater, invests human
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have the two initiators’ reflecti
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The municipal challenge is that the
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orrowed space in a local gym. Today
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eflect on the seeming incompatibili
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that not much happens which has not
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defending brick-buildings and forma
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million, and Daily Mail’s Rebecca
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the orchestra has been through a di
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main concert from 21-22 o'clock bei
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• As the previous case study, it
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’You can do everything with bayon
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or neurological 102 traits as claim
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y what is being studied, great lead
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feelings, and behaviors of a signif
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And here comes the unexpected in Ga
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Perhaps the most paradoxical aspect
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To this list my inquiry suggests to
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knowledge, backed up by cultural po
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tale of leadership, are likely to p
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wherefore RLT is little concerned w
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RLT as Problematizing Leadership As
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and culture, and how might we chang
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these values over the ways of life
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Reconstructing Case Studies around
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constructed the study of the MCL to
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whereas those who are outside will
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do with a city district in terms of
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Thus, in a sense the inquiry is fig
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some very fertile grounds in the na
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In this regard, it has been product
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narratively. By studying leadership
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Contributing to Leadership Studies
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In the project, I have approached a
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common denominator of these contrib
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Bates, A. 1906, The Drama: Its Hist
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Bryt 2009, Jag håller helt med And
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DiMaggio, P.J. & Mukhtar, T. 2004,
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Gergen, K.J., Gergen, M., Barrett,
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Hjorth, D. 2007, " Lessons from Iag
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Kant, I. 1790, Critique of Judment,
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Moore, H.L. 2007, ”The Problem of
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Rohde, H. 1996, Om Kulturministerie
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Syberg, K. 2009, En rigtig minister
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Wright, S., Newbigin, J., Kieffer,
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dominant narrative and to make new
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opfordrer den til yderligere rekons
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19. Thomas Lyse Hansen Six Essays o
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30. Ole Hinz Den effektive forandri
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11. Christian Moldt-Jørgensen Fra
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12. Claus Bajlum Essays on Credit R
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24. Christian Scheuer Employers mee
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36. Annegrete Juul Nielsen Travelin
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