Profiling the paternalistic manager: leadership excellence in the Philippines

In this paper, we explore paternalism as the main cultural framework within which excellence in managerial leadership operates in organizations in the Philippines. Factor analysis, regression and structural modelling are employed to explain managerial leadership excellence in the Philippines. Percep...

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Published in:Asia Pacific business review 2020-08, Vol.ahead-of-print (ahead-of-print), p.1-28
Main Authors: Selvarajah, Christopher, Meyer, Denny, Dahanayake, Pradeepa
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Catholics
Confucian
cultural modelling
Cultural values
Excellence
Factor analysis
Leadership
leadership excellence
managerial behaviours
Managers
Obligations
Paternalism
Philippino
Profiles
Southeast Asian cultural groups
the Philippines
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Cultural values
Excellence
Factor analysis
Leadership
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Managers
Obligations
Paternalism
Philippino
Profiles
Southeast Asian cultural groups
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