Does the notion of “servant leadership” help to clarify the dilemma of any of this chapter’s case studies? Choose one of them, or another ethical dilemma from the news, and consider what the central character would do if guided by the idea of servant leadership.

Does the notion of “servant leadership” help to clarify the dilemma of any of this chapter’s case studies? Choose one of them, or another ethical dilemma from the news, and consider what the central character would do if guided by the idea of servant leadership.

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