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● “Big Men” in leadership roles [new study]

● The benefits of management short sightedness [new study]

● Computers no longer ‘morons’ – they’ve evolved to become ‘leaders’ [says new study]

● Associations: Terrorist attacks and CEOs’ wages [new study]

● Comparing ‘The Leadership Hubris Epidemic’ and Frontotemporal Dementia

● Retaliation on a voodoo doll (symbolizing an abusive supervisor) restores justice [new study]

● ‘Power Posing’ and leader’s hormone profiles (studies)

● Dirty Hands Make Dirty Leaders? (study)

● The Logic of Absurdity – and the puzzle of leadership irrelevance

● Airline Upgrade Guilt – an examination

● Puppet Master: Possible Influence of Parasite Toxoplasma gondii on Managers and Employees

● Leaders’ inspirational appeal increases post-mortem (new study)

● Optimal shirking

● Management Inquiry via Dilbert

● Towards Knowledge Neutralization

● Leadership via Gardening

● Mythopoetic leadership: Mary Kay & smoke

● Festive Headgear in Organizational Contexts

● The Mathematics of Mediocracy

● Santa Claus on the couch

● Organization Studies and Stupidity

● Nonstraightforwardness – an exploration

● Grow your mind (with dolls)

● Learning Organizational Learning

● Fun or Not?

● The Virtue of Vagueness in Vision Statements

● Organizational Psychology with horses

● Play, Usurpation and Boredom (at work)

● The smallest of all possible groups

● The Predictive Power of Leaders’ Ears

● The Goldilocks Organisation

● The 8 ‘C’s of professor Dull

● Leadership and Gardening – an update

● Leadership courses – “Why horses?”

● ‘Functional Stupidity’ – updated (new study)

● Springtime for Hitler : Lessons for Leadership

● Wining, dining and whining

● Czech managers have trouble with shoes, reports Gullová

● Handshakes galore – but do they work? An analysis.

● The evasive shareholder meeting manoeuvre

● The Greedy Bastard’s Guide to Business

● Male-Body-Part-Metaphors-driven Organizational Change

● The bonsai management model

● An analysis of CEO shirking (at the golf course)

● Unlearning – a broader picture (new study)

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