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Creighton Journal of Interdisciplinary Leadership Vol. 2, No. 2, November 2016, pp. 17 23. RESEARCH ARTICLE. The relevance of four Types of knowledge for leader preparation in radically different settings: Reflections on data from a case study in Qatar and teaching at a United States military academy Richard Bakken, , James Dobbs, 1. Princeton University, Associate Director, Support Services, Office of Information Technology, 2. United States Air Force Academy, Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Professor Department of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership, Abstract.
readings, film, video, and narratives. The Academy’s curriculum is grounded in a developmental framework that draws heavily on the theories of human development, leadership, and organizational behavior. During the entirety of the cadets’ 47-month
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