Sub-theme 41: Embodying Leadership with Ethics in Mind
Convenors:
Alison Pullen, Swansea University, UK
Pasi Ahonen, Swansea University, UK
Suzanne Gagnon, McGill University, Canada
Session I: Thursday, July 04, 09:00 to 10:30, CSC, 3rd floor, Green Section, Paris
Embodied Ethics for Leadership Thought
Chair: Alison Pullen
Mollie Painter-Morland
Leaking bodies, leading beyond containment
Mary Phillips
The ethics of leadership, eroticism and abjection: Star Trek and the Borg Queen
Introduction to the sub-theme by Pasi Ahonen, Suzanne Gagnon and Alison Pullen
Session II: Thursday, July 04, 11:00 to 12:30, CSC, 3rd floor, Green Section, Paris
Representations of Leadership
Chair: Suzanne Gagnon
Pasi Ahonen
Imagined bodies: Reflections on leadership and embodiment of globalization
Leena Wikmalm
Leadership as invitations to particular social realities: A study on leadership in knowledge intensive work
Helena Liu
Embodying ethics: The visual representation of banking CEOs
Session III: Thursday, July 04, 16:00 to 17:30, CSC, 3rd floor, Green Section, Paris
Organizational Neuroscience: Challenges for the Study of Leadership
Chair: Pasi Ahonen
Dirk Lindebaum and Mike Zundel
Organizational neuroscience: Challenges for the study of leadership
A symposium and panel discussion organized by Dirk Lindebaum and Mike Zundel
Presenters: Ann Cunliffe and Christine Coupland: "Leadership, learning and moral responsibility"; David Wastell and Sue White: "The pseudoscience of neuroscience: Some inconvenient truths"; Graham Sewell: "Minds, metaphors, & bodies: Getting from embodied leadership to embedded leadership and back"
Presenters: Ann Cunliffe and Christine Coupland: "Leadership, learning and moral responsibility"; David Wastell and Sue White: "The pseudoscience of neuroscience: Some inconvenient truths"; Graham Sewell: "Minds, metaphors, & bodies: Getting from embodied leadership to embedded leadership and back"
Session IV: Friday, July 05, 09:00 to 10:30, CSC, 3rd floor, Green Section, Paris
Practices of Leadership
Chair: Suzanne Gagnon
Amanda M. Peticca-Harris, Nadia deGama and Steve McKenna
HR has no face: A Levinasian analysis of human resource management in Canada
Perttu Salovaara
Studying leadership as an embodied phenomenon: The fieldpath method
Janet Johansson
Becoming healthy organization leaders: An embodied manifestation of masculine leadership identity
Session V: Friday, July 05, 14:00 to 15:30, CSC, 3rd floor, Green Section, Paris
Ethical Others in Leadership Research
Chair: Alison Pullen
Deryk Stec
Coaching: The rythm and styles displayed within a fashionable form of leading
Session VI: Saturday, July 06, 09:00 to 10:30, CSC, 3rd floor, Green Section, Paris
The Performance of Embodied Leadership
Chair: Pasi Ahonen
Dagmar E. Abfalter
"When the pug with the sausage over the gutter jumps" – Humor and ethics at the Vienna New Year's concert. An aesthetic leadership
approach
Marie-Noëlle Albert and Michel Fortier
Persons management to foster morality in embodied leadership
Christa Amhøj, Thorbjørn Kristiansen and Dorte Mondrup
Embodying leadership as a capability to shake the habitual and to vision the potential welfare. Choreography of a dance with
the abstract
Session VII: Saturday, July 06, 11:00 to 12:30, CSC, 3rd floor, Green Section, Paris
Embodiment, Aesthetics and Leadership
Chair: Alison Pullen
Jackie Ford and Nancy Harding
Embodied selves and the aesthetics of leadership
Hilkka Poutanen and Tuija Lämsä
Ethical minding and bodily knowing of good leadership
Harinder Chhina and Steven Murphy
The ‘visible’ leader: The role of gender, ethnicity, and cognition in embodied leadership
Wrap-up of the sub-theme by Pasi Ahonen, Suzanne Gagnon and Alison Pullen