International Journal of Public Administration · 2008 · 10 citations · 15 references
ManagementLeadershipPublic AdministrationLeadership DevelopmentOrganizational DevelopmentOrganizational LearningAdministrative LeadershipEmployee DevelopmentLeader DevelopmentOrganizational ManagementPublic Sector Leadership DevelopmentCore Values AlignmentCore Values ArticulationLeadership Cognitive AbilityLeadership Skill DevelopmentLeadership Skills DevelopmentLeadership Well-beingManagerial Capability DevelopmentWell-being
Abstract Based on Wilber (1996, 2000), this article argues that it is important to educate leaders in public administration positions through helping them to: increase their physical well-being through exercise and nutrition, enhance their mental abilities through traditional learning and through increasing awareness about how the mind works, nourish their emotional well-being through understanding the importance of emotional intelligence and their own emotional patterns, and develop their spiritual well-being through an understanding of their core values and their sense of purpose in life. Using examples from management education in the corporate world, the non-profit world, and academia, an integral approach is proposed for management education in public administration.
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