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Women in Leadership: Biblical and Contemporary Perspectives

Women in Leadership: Biblical and Contemporary Perspectives

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This book offers a biblically-based and research-centered exploration of the unique and important role of women in leadership across multiple domains. Divided into two sections, the chapters begin by examining biblical examples of women in leadership, such as Esther and the woman of Proverbs 31, and passages focused on women, such as 1 Timothy 2 and Romans 16, before presenting contemporary perspectives with discussions on topics such as submission, DEI, and work-life balance. Taking a neutral position not siding with feminist or patriarchal extremes, this book will contribute to debates on leadership and gender in the fields of organizational behaviour, HRM, I/O psychology, and gender studies.

About the Author

Stefanie Ertel is the Dean of Distance Education, a Program Director, Professor, and Brand Director at Manna University.

Doris Gomez, PhD, is Dean of the School of Business & Leadership at Regent University.

Kathleen Patterson, PhD, is Professor and Director of the Doctor of the Strategic Leadership program at Regent University.

Author Stefanie Ertel (Editor), Doris Gomez (Editor), Kathleen Patterson (Editor)
ISBN-13 9783031500169
Publisher Palgrave Macmillan
Publication Date 02/28/2024
Series Christian Faith Perspectives in Leadership and Business
Page Count 298 pages
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