| Table 1.1 Leadership within organisational context Table 2.1 A comparison of distinctive cultural, personal, organisational and leadership features of the mechanistic and holistic world views Table 3.1 Summary of key concepts of the leadership literature viewed through five dominant leadership images Table 5.1(a) Original research questions Table 5.1(b) Final research questions Table 5.2 Criteria for the selection of sites Table 5.3 International classification of nonprofit organisations (ICNPO) Table 5.4 Research sites at a glance (all in the private sector) Table 5.5 Criteria for selecting the sample (formal participants) Table 5.6 Location of interviews and number of interviews conducted in each location Table 6.1 The formal participants situated in their research sites and in terms of their leadership positions Table 6.2 Frequency distribution of ways in which participants became involved in leadership in community-profit organisations Table 7.1 Frequency distribution of participants’ suggested ingredients in a recipe for effective leadership Table 7.2 Relative support for statements of participants’ perceptions of the relationship between designated leaders and non-positional leaders Table 7.3 Summary of recurring themes in the participants’ experience of leadership in the research organisations and the importance attached to those themes by participants Table 8.1 Frequency distribution of factors that motivate participants to engage in leadership in community-profit organisations Table 8.2 Designated leaders’ and non-positional leaders’ perceptions of the relative importance of issues being faced by the leadership of the research organisations Table 8.3 Frequency distribution of participants’ perceptions of leadership strategies in their organisations Table 8.4 Frequency distribution of personal leadership styles perceived by the formal participants Table 8.5 Relative support for participants’ statements of the perceived expectations of the leadership of their community-profit organisations Table 9.1 The consonance between the characteristics of women’s leadership in community-profit organisations which emerge from the research findings and distinctive features of the emerging holistic world view summarised in Table 2.1 |
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