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charismatic leadership  

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  • Charismatic leadership has become an important theoretical approach to explaining leader effectiveness since the concept was most fully described in a 1977 article by Robert House. Prior to House's work, charismatic leadership theory was only loosely articulated, and the research that was done tended to follow ethnographic, qualitative forms. [Source: International Encyclopedia of Organization Studies; Leadership, Charisma]

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