Responsible Transnational Leadership (STG-MA-ECR-RTL)
STG-MA-ECR-RTL
Department |
STG |
Course category |
2nd Year |
Course type |
Course |
Academic year |
2024-2025 |
Term |
2ND SEM |
Credits |
5 (European Credits (EC)) |
Professors |
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Contact |
Francioni, Cino
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Course materials |
Sessions |
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Description
The purpose of the class is to explore leadership responsibility. Whether you work for public or private organizations in the future, you can make a difference. By the end of this course, as students, you will enjoy, support, and integrate responsibility as an ongoing drive in leadership, i.e., know better how to engage people, help solve problems and facilitate an empowering process:
Engage People
- Question and complement your views about transnational leadership
- Serve the community, analyze others’ needs
- Empathize with all stakeholders: the most vulnerable, the disenfranchised, the marginalized, the groups at risk, the global south, the people at the bottom of the pyramid, the workforce, the internally displaced people and refugees, the next generations, etc.
- Aim for long-term development and empowerment of self and others
Problem Solving
- Mobilize ethical values (humanity, security, integrity, diversity, inclusivity, equality, prosperity, justice, coexistence, etc.)
- Build adequate solutions, which respond to people’s problems, legitimate, broadly beneficial to all, and open to ongoing review
- Deliver positive impact of the solution on the environment to be safer, more peaceful, caring, shared, inclusive, sustainable, etc.
Process Facilitation
- Empower all stakeholders from convening to implementation
- Favor a facilitative process to build ownership of the solutions
- Ensure broad accountability for decisions and their impact (i.e., not only with your own constituency and principals, but beyond)
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