Autophagic Leadership: Promoting Self-Renewal of Organizations

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Abstract

This chapter explores how the concept of autophagy, which is used in medicine and biology, might be helpful in developing leadership in social organizations. First, from the perspective of a social researcher, it attempts to explain how autophagy works in a biological organism by a simple framework. It then focuses on understanding the potential role of autophagy in social organizations through use of metaphors, models, and theoretical explanations. Finally, it develops a conceptual model of autophagic leadership as a contribution to utilizing this vital biological process in today’s social organizations. The implications for the role of leaders arising from the autophagic leadership model are also analyzed.

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Özmusul, M. (2020). Autophagic Leadership: Promoting Self-Renewal of Organizations. In Springer Proceedings in Complexity (pp. 227–232). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-27672-0_19

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