Maimonides: Flexible Leadership

  • Hoch L
  • Bentolila D
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Abstract

A leader's flexibility can be expressed via a multi-dimensional structure containing a variety of dynamics and context-dependent adaptations. Leaders who possess these abilities can inspire a wide range of people to trust and follow them. This article focuses on the leadership style of Maimonides, a medieval scholar who became one of the most influential figures in Jewish history. His success in appealing to and influencing vast and varied populations can be explained through the flexible leadership model. The model of flexible leadership demonstrated by Maimonides will serve as a model for research on other leaders in various fields. In addition, the potential of the model, as well as how it is demonstrated by Maimonides' leadership style, can inspire leaders in a complex and changing reality.

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Hoch, L., & Bentolila, D. (2021). Maimonides: Flexible Leadership. Open Journal of Leadership, 10(01), 27–38. https://doi.org/10.4236/ojl.2021.101002

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