Critique of a Book of Ethics & Leadership

The first chapter is authored by Ciulla (2004) herself and is titled "Leadership Ethics: Mapping the Territory." In this chapter Ciulla (2004) considers how ethics are treated in the study of leadership. Initially, the author discusses the treatment of ethics within existing research in leadership studies and notes that relatively little energy has been spent on this topic. Secondly, Ciulla (2004) considers several discussions concerning the definition of leadership and places ethics within those definitions. Finally, Ciulla (2004) examines the normative leadership theories of transformational leadership and servant leadership, arguing that these two normative theories should be at the heart of further research on leadership ethics.

It is important to recognize, commented Ciulla (2004, p. 4), that the term leadership ethics refers "to the study of ethical issues related to leadership and the ethics of leadership." This introduces the notion further advanced by Al Gini (in Ciulla, 2004) that there is a vital role

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